Trump's Tangled War on Trade
CQ trade reporter Ellyn Ferguson looks at whether President Donald Trump will impose more tariffs and withdraw from more international trade agreements in 2018, or pursue a more moderate path. Learn m...
26 Jan 201815min
Surveillance Is Back
Congress disregarded concerns about government surveillance of Americans and on Jan. 18 reauthorized a controversial anti-terrorism law. CQ cybersecurity editor Patrick Pexton explains how the securit...
19 Jan 201815min
Immigration Imbroglio
CQ immigration reporters Camila DeChalus and Dean DeChiaro dig into the complications of finding an agreement to safeguard immigrants with special protections while funding a border wall demanded by t...
12 Jan 201818min
The Senate GOP's Math Problem
The Week Ahead Podcast is now CQ on Congress. New look but same great show. CQ Senate reporter, Niels Lesniewski, says the Senate Republican majority, now just one seat, will struggle to pass legis...
5 Jan 201818min
Opportunity to Flip Congress?
Roll Call political reporters Bridget Bowman and Simone Pathé dissect the political landscape in 2018 when all 435 House seats and 34 in the Senate are up for grabs. Learn more about your ad choices. ...
22 Des 201716min
Why Net Neutrality Isn't Dead Yet
Internet service providers say they'd like Congress to pass a law mandating net neutrality now that the Federal Communications Commission has rescinded the rule requiring them to abide by it. But the ...
15 Des 201717min
Tax Bill Would Cost Charities Billions
Jamie Tucker of Independent Sector, which represents charities from The Red Cross to the Salvation Army, says the GOP tax bill could reduce charitable giving by as much as $20 billion and force charit...
8 Des 201716min
The Consequences of Dismantling America's Diplomatic Corps
CQ foreign policy reporter Rachel Oswald and defense editor Patrick B. Pexton discuss the turmoil at the State Department and what Congress can do about it. Learn more about your ad choices. Vis...
1 Des 201717min
