Episodes

The Trump administration has transformed the traditional White House press shop into an influencer operation. As Trump adviser Steve Bannon put it, it’s “all offense, all the time.” We go inside the administration's new strategy to amplify its message.

Israel launched airstrikes in Gaza early Tuesday morning, breaking its ceasefire deal with Hamas.

How the Trump administration used an obscure wartime law to expel Venezuelan migrants from the U.S. – and how they apparently defied a judge to do it.

The politics of the looming government shutdown. President Donald Trump’s contorted dance with tariffs. And Elon Musk’s power within Trump’s inner circle.

Mehmet Oz has made a successful career on TV and online, promoting often unproven weight loss treatments and supplements. Now the physician is poised to run two of America’s largest health care programs.

DOGE’s next phase. And Trump and Musk’s working relationship.

ICE detained activist and Palestinian graduate student Mahmoud Khalil over the weekend. Today, what the Trump administration is accusing him of and the questions his arrest stirs about protections for immigrants and free speech.

The White House is warning that short-term economic pain might be necessary as the administration implements its agenda. But how much patience will Americans have for high prices and slowing growth?

Martine Powers is taking a break from the host chair to cover the White House and then take on a longer-term assignment. Tune in to today’s bonus episode to hear more, and get to know our guest co-host for the next few months, Colby Itkowitz.

The race to Mars is the Trump administration’s new moonshot. How soon can the U.S. actually get there?

Inside the largest funder of biomedical research in the world, the past six weeks have been chaos. The NIH has long been a driver of scientific discoveries on treatments for diseases from cancer to covid – but under Trump, its future is uncertain.

President Donald Trump said “America is back” in a speech to Congress on Tuesday night. But some Republicans fear the looming economic uncertainty of Trump’s new tariffs could jeopardize his second term.

A rural community in West Texas is at the center of the state’s worst measles outbreak in 30 years and the largest outbreak in the nation this year. Officials have reported at least 159 cases, 22 hospitalizations and one death.

Friday’s disastrous Oval Office meeting between Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky and U.S. President Donald Trump sent Ukraine scrambling for other sources of support in its war against Russia.

A shocking meeting between President Donald Trump and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky. Plus, Trump and his ally Elon Musk hit new roadblocks this week as they continue to make cuts to the federal government.

If you’re cramming Oscars movies over the next few days, this show is for you. The Post’s film and TV reporter and our arts editor join us to talk about what to watch, and why “The Brutalist” is worth your time even at 3 hours and 35 minutes.

The cuts to the federal workforce and what they’ll mean for the American people.

In 2019, Marlean Ames was demoted. A younger gay man got her old job. Her claim of anti-straight bias could rewrite discrimination law in much of the country.

Opioid overdoses don’t have to be fatal if the person gets help in time.

Thousands of students made threats after the Apalachee High shooting in Georgia, a Post analysis finds. Nearly 500 were arrested. In Florida, Volusia County Sheriff Mike Chitwood decided he’d had enough.

President Trump’s honeymoon period is over, according to new polling from The Washington Post.

The story behind wellness influencer Alex Clark and the conservative wellness movement gaining a powerful voice in politics.

The United States and Russia have begun talks to end the war in Ukraine. But Ukraine wasn’t there.

Elon Musk’s U.S. DOGE Service is trying to access highly guarded taxpayer data. Here’s what that could mean for millions of Americans.