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We talk about what the midterm election results means for President Biden's climate and clean energy agenda

We discuss two cases in front of the Supreme Court that would have major impacts on LGBTQ rights and federal election rules

(Archived document, may contain errors) A Heritage Foundation Symposium The Presidential Election Results: Understanding What Happened and Why P anel Moderator GRANT UJIFUSA Senior Editor, Reader's Digest Founding Editor, Almanac ofAmerican Politics J. EDWARD GRIMSLEY Editorial Board Chairman, Richmond Times-Dispatch JOSEPH PERKINS Editorial Writer and Columnist, San Diego Union-Tribune HUGH POWERS Associate Editor and Editorial Board Chairman, Houston Chronicle

We discuss the widespread protests in China over the country’s zero Covid policy

Dr Patrick Dele Cole, Dan Agbese, Lade Bonuola, Mohammed Haruna and Kabiru Yusuf are among the chieftains of the Nigerian media who will gather on Saturday, November 19, to proffer suggestions and solutions to enable the media to do a more focused job of holding the political class accountable as the nation prepares for a general election.

Speaker Pelosi will not seek a leadership role to make room for a new generation. What can we expect from the next session with Republicans controlling the House?

Striking academic workers say they are fighting for a UC that centers workers in its mission to deliver world class education and research.

Major media and pollsters got the midterm elections wrong again. What will it take for reporters to focus on the issues and what's at stake?

David Daley reports that voters repudiated the GOP congressional agenda, but court-sanctioned gerrymanders made sure it didn’t matter.

Corporations and millionaires are funding Republicans who voted against certifying the 2020 election. What do they expect in return?