# Margaret Talev

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Week In The News: Saudi Oil Attacks, Kavanaugh, Corey Lewandowski, GM Strikes

Saudi Arabia oil attacks. The New York Times versus Kavanaugh. Trump’s former campaign manager plays dodgeball on Capitol Hill. GM strikes. Karen Tumulty, Margaret Talev and Jack Beatty join David Folkenflik.

Week In The News: Latest On Saudi Saga, Midterm Battles And More

Secrets, lies, truths and U.S.-Saudi relations. Gloves come off in midterm battles. Elizabeth Warren’s DNA. Margaret Talev, Fernando Pizarro and Jack Beatty join David Folkenflik.

Meet the Press NOW — December 5

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth orders another strike on an alleged drug boat. The CDC vaccine advisory panel votes to end a decades-long vaccine recommendation that newborns receive the Hepatitis B vaccine within 24 hours of birth. Director of Syracuse University’s Democracy, Journalism and Citizen…

Pete Hegseth falls under scrutiny for 'jaw-dropping' Iran moves: 'How damning'

The Real Story Behind the Scandal: Unveiling the Blame Game in U.S.-Iran Tensions In the high-stakes game of international military operations, the recent backlash surrounding the U.S.-Iran conflict, particularly focusing on President Donald Trump and Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, unveils a compl…

Justin Gest — Democratic Drain: Global Migration and the Struggle for Democracy - with Margaret Talev

Democratic Drain links two of the most compelling topics of our time: immigration and democracy. With a blend of in-depth interviews and data analysis across 149 countries, Justin Gest explores how global migration filters people with liberal democratic values out of authoritarian spaces, enabling …

The Lunch Counter That Welcomed Everyone: Inside Ben's Chili Bowl - 250 American Firsts

Before it was a stop on every politician's D.C. itinerary, Ben's Chili Bowl was a family restaurant on U Street with a half-smoke, a chili dog, and a jukebox. Nizam Ali — son of founders Ben and Virginia Ali — grew up snapping frozen sausage links for $2 a day, years before he understood what his p…

The World's First National Park | America 250 - Collin O'Mara, National Wildlife Federation president

Before it became the template more than a hundred countries would copy, Yellowstone was two million acres almost no one in Washington had ever seen. When Congress voted to protect it in 1872, most lawmakers were deciding the fate of a place they knew only through paintings and photographs an expedi…

Bob Costas on America's First Olympics (1904 St. Louis) | America 250

The first time the Olympics came to the United States, in 1904, they were supposed to go to Chicago. St. Louis, busy staging a World's Fair that same year, wanted them too — and pressured the IOC into moving the Games west, where they ended up folded into the fair as an afterthought. Bob Costas is…

Bacon, Cigarettes, and Khakis — America's First PR Campaigns | 250 American Firsts

In 1925 Edward Bernays sold America bacon by asking 5,000 doctors about breakfast. Gina Luttrell of Syracuse's Newhouse School joins Margaret Talev and Ghael Fobes on the campaigns that invented modern PR — bacon and eggs, Torches of Freedom, and the HR pamphlet that normalized Casual Friday. Lutt…

250 AF - America's First Black Congressmen | Special Guest Rep. James Clyburn

South Carolina sent eight Black men to Congress during Reconstruction, then none for nearly a century. Jim Clyburn, the ninth, joins Margaret Talev and Ghael Fobes to tell their stories from his book The First Eight: A Personal History of the Pioneering Black Congressmen Who Shaped a Nation.