In Part 2 of this episode of the FiveThirtyEight Politics podcast, Galen Druke speaks with Kaleigh Rogers about the ongoing hearings of the House Special Committee to investigate the January 6 attack on the US Capitol and how the message of those hearings is being conveyed both emotionally and throughly raw statements developed footage from … Read more
In Part 2 of this edition of the FiveThirtyEight Politics Podcast, Kaleigh Rogers and Galen Druke discuss the structure of the upcoming hearings of the House Select Committee investigating the Jan. 6 attack on the US Capitol. They break down what they expect to see in those hearings and the factors that have made previous … Read more
Students in Philadelphia protest climate change in 2019. (Cory Clark/Getty Images) This story was produced for StudentNation, a Nation Fund for Independent Journalism program dedicated to highlighting the best in student journalism. For more information on Student Nation, visit our archive or learn more about the program here. StudentNation is made possible by a generous … Read more
google has a lot of applications that are most useful for users of any device. It doesn’t matter if you have a computer or a smartphone from any home or operating system, if you have Internet you can use its services. But we are not going to stay with one of the most important ones, … Read more
Welcome to Pollapalooza, our weekly polling roundup. It’s hard to fathom what’s happening in Ukraine right now. Schools being bombed. Civilians forming militias and making molotov cocktails. Millions of people displacedand to an unknown number of deaths. But perhaps equally difficult to fathom is the fact that, as recently as last month, the man behind … Read more
This year’s State of the Union will be — believe it or not — the first since the beginning of the pandemic in the United States. And unlike last year’s speech (which was technically a speech to a joint session of Congress, not a State of the Union), attendance will not be capped this year … Read more
After several weeks of mild suspense, President Biden announced that he’s nominating Ketanji Brown Jackson, who currently sits on the DC Circuit Court of Appeals, to replace Justice Stephen Breyer on the Supreme Court. Now, the Senate is hurtling toward its fourth Supreme Court confirmation hearing in five years. Jackson, who is the first Black … Read more
Drivers could be banned from parking on pavements under radical new change introduced by the Government. The consultation which took place in 2020 is expected to be published this year. The original consultation, which ended on October 2020, has yet to published its results. However, the results of the consultation could come in the coming … Read more
Martin Lewis has raised hopes of millions across the country with his latest pension advice that could ‘double or triple’ workers’ pensions. The money guru made the claim in an ITV episode aired on Thursday (17 February) where he urged employees to check their workplace pensions straightaway. His advice could provide comfort and peace of … Read more
The legal duty to self-isolate after testing positive for the Covid-19 coronavirus will end in England next week, the Prime Minister is due to announce as part of his “living with Covid” plan. Downing Street said Boris Johnson intends to repeal all pandemic regulations that restrict public freedoms in England when he lays out his … Read more