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Taylor Poplar

National political reporter for Spectrum News based at the White House.

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Feb 7, 2025 • 1h 23min

The News Roundup For February 7, 2025

Megan Scully, Congress editor at Bloomberg News, joins a panel of experts to dissect recent political turmoil. Steve Clemens provides insights into Trump's shifting focus on education and foreign aid. Taylor Poplar discusses the implications of federal employment changes, while Felicia Schwartz and Jack Detch delve into national security concerns amidst increasing U.S.-China tensions. Alex Ward highlights the ethical dilemmas of military AI, juxtaposed with Trump's controversial Gaza policies. Buckle up for a rollercoaster of political intrigue and international challenges!
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Nov 1, 2024 • 1h 24min

The News Roundup For November 1, 2024

Anita Kumar, Senior Managing Editor at Politico, and Megan Scully, Congress Editor at Bloomberg News, join Taylor Poplar, a Washington correspondent for Spectrum News, to dissect the current political landscape as the election nears. They explore the chaos of a recent Trump rally overshadowed by controversy and analyze the implications of House Speaker Mike Johnson's comments on healthcare reform. The guests also dive into global tensions, including North Korea's military maneuvers and the humanitarian crisis in Gaza, highlighting their interconnectedness with U.S. election dynamics.
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Jan 10, 2025 • 1h 27min

The News Roundup For January 10, 2025

Taylor Poplar, a Washington correspondent for Spectrum News, joins an insightful panel alongside Jeff Mason, White House correspondent at Reuters, and Amy McKinnon, national security expert at Foreign Policy. They discuss the devastating wildfires in Los Angeles, sharing urgent stories of evacuation and community impact. The conversation shifts to President Trump’s recent legal challenges and controversial comments about Greenland. Additionally, they delve into the geopolitical implications of Canada’s political shifts and the U.S. State Department’s alarming designation of genocide in Sudan.