Broadcast Schedule

Listen to a panel of prominent Washington journalists as they deliberate the latest top stories that include U.S. President Trump considers his new national security adviser…Americans paused to mark the 18th anniversary of the 9-11 terrorist attacks… Join moderator Paul Brandus, White House Correspondent for USA Today and West Wing Reports… Tom DeFrank- Contributing Editor to the National Journal…and Boer Deng, Correspondent for The Times of London as they discuss these and other Issues in the News.

Listen to a panel of prominent Washington journalists as they deliberate the latest top stories that include U.S. President Trump considers his new national security adviser…Americans paused to mark the 18th anniversary of the 9-11 terrorist attacks… Join moderator Paul Brandus, White House Correspondent for USA Today and West Wing Reports… Tom DeFrank- Contributing Editor to the National Journal…and Boer Deng, Correspondent for The Times of London as they discuss these and other Issues in the News.

Listen to a panel of prominent Washington journalists as they deliberate the latest top stories that include U.S. President Trump considers his new national security adviser…Americans paused to mark the 18th anniversary of the 9-11 terrorist attacks… Join moderator Paul Brandus, White House Correspondent for USA Today and West Wing Reports… Tom DeFrank- Contributing Editor to the National Journal…and Boer Deng, Correspondent for The Times of London as they discuss these and other Issues in the News.

Listen to a panel of prominent Washington journalists as they deliberate the latest top stories that include U.S. President Trump considers his new national security adviser…Americans paused to mark the 18th anniversary of the 9-11 terrorist attacks… Join moderator Paul Brandus, White House Correspondent for USA Today and West Wing Reports… Tom DeFrank- Contributing Editor to the National Journal…and Boer Deng, Correspondent for The Times of London as they discuss these and other Issues in the News.

Protesters reach the 100 day mark in Hong Kong. A push for a fourth North Korean summit. The Taliban allow resumption of humanitarian work. U.S. coal use declines. Farm costs rise, and sunken ships form a new marine sanctuary.

Protesters reach the 100 day mark in Hong Kong. A push for a fourth North Korean summit. The Taliban allow resumption of humanitarian work. U.S. coal use declines. Farm costs rise, and sunken ships form a new marine sanctuary.

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