Karen DeYoung
Senior national security correspondent for The Washington Post with decades of reporting on U.S. foreign policy and defense issues; provides analysis of U.S. military and diplomatic actions in Latin America.
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Nov 13, 2025 • 26min
What's behind Trump's moves in Latin America?
Karen DeYoung, Senior National Security Correspondent for The Washington Post, and Samantha Schmidt, Mexico City Bureau Chief, explore the turbulent U.S.-Latin America relationship under Trump. They discuss U.S. military actions against Maduro and the precarious tension with Venezuela. The conversation delves into Colombia's shifting dynamics under President Petro, the influence of migration on policies, and America's backing of right-leaning leaders. Together, they unravel the historical context and modern strategies shaping U.S. involvement in the region.
Oct 18, 2021 • 18min
Colin Powell’s complicated legacy
Karen DeYoung, National security correspondent for The Washington Post and author of Colin Powell's biography, dives into the complex legacy of the first Black Secretary of State. She discusses Powell's controversial role in the Iraq War and his evolution within the Republican Party, marked by a shift away from traditional conservatism. DeYoung reveals insights into Powell's life, from his immigrant roots to his military service, and reflects on the impact of his pivotal UN speech. A fascinating exploration of a multifaceted figure in American politics.
