Arthur Delaney

Margaret Tollev, a senior contributor at Axios and director at Syracuse University, along with HuffPost's Arthur Delaney, and others, dive into pressing global issues. They discuss the historical election of Pope Leo XIV and the backlash he faces regarding immigration. The trade war's impact on U.S. ports raises questions about economic policy. Geopolitical tensions, especially between India and Pakistan and in Gaza, are explored. Tensions escalate in Ukraine, with insights on Trump’s influence in Middle Eastern negotiations. It's a whirlwind of politics, faith, and international diplomacy.

Megan Scully, Congress Editor at Bloomberg News, joins Arthur Delaney from HuffPost, Alana Shore of Semaphore, and Jack Datch from Politico for a lively discussion. They tackle the Supreme Court’s ruling on wrongful deportation and President Trump’s tariff strategy affecting global markets. Health issues arise with a measles outbreak linked to Texas, while alarming claims surface about Chinese soldiers fighting alongside Russia in Ukraine. They also explore the cultural dynamics of education in today’s political climate, showcasing a range of perspectives.

This discussion features Steve Clemens, a political expert; Arthur Delaney, who delves into political scandals; Nick Schifrin, a foreign affairs correspondent; Jack Detch, a defense reporter; and Kriti Gupta, a correspondent analyzing international affairs. They explore the fallout from a leaked military chat, revealing the risks of unsecured communications. The panel assesses the devastating humanitarian crises in Gaza and Sudan, addresses the chilling effects on legal accountability amidst political tensions, and discusses recent economic strains affecting public health and media.

Eva McKend, a national politics reporter for CNN, discusses the fallout from a controversial email sent to federal workers that suggested resignation if they did not respond. Arthur Delaney, senior reporter at HuffPost, analyzes the chaotic dynamics of a narrowly passed budget bill amid intense Republican divisions. White House Press Secretary Carolyn Levitt weighs in on federal employee accountability and the implications of a recent government misspending report. Additionally, they explore international tensions regarding Ukraine's ongoing conflict and the complex ceasefire negotiations in Gaza.

Arthur Delaney, a senior reporter at HuffPost, joins Amanda Becker from the 19th and Naftali Ben-David from the Washington Post to discuss major political shifts, including Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s narrow confirmation as Secretary for Health and Human Services amid vaccine skepticism. Nancy Youssef and Emily Tamkin weigh in on international relations, focusing on Trump’s calls with Putin and Zelenskyy, while Leila Milana-ana Allen highlights strains on the Israel-Hamas ceasefire. The episode wraps up with insights on U.S. foreign policy and domestic governance challenges.

Guests include Eva McKend, CNN's national politics correspondent, and Arthur Delaney, HuffPost's senior reporter. They discuss the alarming plane-helicopter collision in D.C. and the political repercussions, including Trump's freeze on federal grants affecting essential services. Wendy Benjaminson addresses the humanitarian crisis returning to Gaza, while Joyce Karam highlights international tensions. James Kitfield analyzes the implications of a new Chinese AI app on U.S. tech dominance, and Kriti Gupta explores global economic challenges. A deep dive into today's critical political landscape!

Anita Kumar, Senior Managing Editor at Politico, and Nancy Youssef, a National Security Correspondent for The Wall Street Journal, lead a discussion on pivotal current events. They delve into the tragic New Orleans attack linked to ISIS, examining its national security implications and public perception. The panel also reflects on President Jimmy Carter's legacy, highlighting his humanitarian work. Additionally, they analyze geopolitical tensions, including the situation in Ukraine and the ongoing humanitarian crisis in Gaza.

Taylor Poplar, a Washington correspondent for Spectrum News, joins Kreeti Gupta of Bloomberg TV and radio, HuffPost’s Arthur Delaney, and Eva McKend from CNN for a deep dive into current political turmoil. They discuss the chaos in Congress as a government shutdown looms and the implications of Trump's ongoing legal battles. Internationally, the show examines the humanitarian crisis in Gaza and the aftermath of the Assad regime in Syria, highlighting the search for truth amid chaos and grave discoveries.

Steve Clemens, Founding Editor at The Washington Note, Zoe Clark, Political Director at Michigan Public, and Arthur Delaney, Senior Reporter at HuffPo, discuss a chilling murder in NYC linked to healthcare. They dive into the implications of Biden's unexpected pardon of Hunter, sparking intense political debate. The conversation also covers the martial law declaration in South Korea and its reversal, highlighting political instability, and examines rebel advancements in Syria, revealing deeper regional tensions.

Alexis Simendinger, co-author of The Hill's Morning Report, and Arthur Delaney from HuffPost, delve into the political implications of Matt Gaetz's surprising withdrawal from the attorney general race. They discuss the Biden administration's significant shifts regarding military aid to Ukraine, including controversial landmine support. Additionally, the podcast addresses the ongoing Gaza conflict and its humanitarian crisis, while examining Venezuela's tumultuous elections and the effects of U.S. foreign policy shifts on regional democracy.