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What actually happens inside the Federal Circuit Court in Washington, D.C.?
We got rare access to spend a day inside, exploring its history, daily operations, and the fascinating work taking place behind the scenes at one of America's most influential courts.
Reporter John Seward travels to Finland, Estonia and Poland to examine how they contribute to NATO and how they are preparing Europe’s eastern edge for a possible war with Russia.
Did you know government employees are among the most delinquent taxpayers? Why hasn't the IRS cracked down on them? Who owes the most, and why hasn't anything changed? This video breaks down all of these questions and more.
Every state now seems to be entering the "redistricting war" as both parties push for more congressional seats ahead of the 2026 midterms. So we decided to track it all. In this video, we break down the latest map battles state by state, who’s redrawing districts, who stands to gain power, and how these changes could reshape control of Congress as Election Day gets closer.
We take viewers inside Ukraine's top secret drone pilot bunkers on the southeastern front of the war to see how this state of the art technology influences their war with Russia.
Correspondent John Seward spent a week in Alaska, getting rare access to the U.S. military’s 'Arctic Angels'; the US Military's Arctic Airborne Division and how they prepare for warfare in one of the harshest environments on Earth.
Russia’s oil profits are surging as turmoil in the Middle East shakes global energy markets — and Ukraine is striking back by targeting Moscow’s energy infrastructure. Foreign correspondent Joseph Hammond breaks down how oil, sanctions waivers and new Gulf partnerships are reshaping the war in Ukraine. Watch the full explainer now.
At the Space Symposium in Colorado Springs, Washington Times national security correspondent Ben Wolfgang speaks with Jon Rambeau, CEO of Karman Space & Defense, about the company’s role in building critical components for NASA’s Artemis mission and supporting the U.S. military supply chain.
Reporting from the floor of Space Symposium 2026, National Security Correspondent John Seward gets a big-picture overview with NASA administrator Isaacman to discuss what this next chapter in Space could mean for the United States.
https://youtu.be/HjKrUtPEBxQ?si=_YBm8... Companies are pushing employees to accept microchip implants in their hands. We go inside the growing corporate push for bio-surveillance and what it means for your privacy. Would YOU let your employer implant a microchip in your hand?
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What actually happens inside the Federal Circuit Court in Washington, D.C.?
We got rare access to spend a day inside, exploring its history, daily operations, and the fascinating work taking place behind the scenes at one of America's most influential courts.
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Reporter John Seward travels to Finland, Estonia and Poland to examine how they contribute to NATO and how they are preparing Europe’s eastern edge for a possible war with Russia.
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Did you know government employees are among the most delinquent taxpayers? Why hasn't the IRS cracked down on them? Who owes the most, and why hasn't anything changed? This video breaks down all of these questions and more.
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Every state now seems to be entering the "redistricting war" as both parties push for more congressional seats ahead of the 2026 midterms. So we decided to track it all. In this video, we break down the latest map battles state by state, who’s redrawing districts, who stands to gain power, and how these changes could reshape control of Congress as Election Day gets closer.
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We take viewers inside Ukraine's top secret drone pilot bunkers on the southeastern front of the war to see how this state of the art technology influences their war with Russia.
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Correspondent John Seward spent a week in Alaska, getting rare access to the U.S. military’s 'Arctic Angels'; the US Military's Arctic Airborne Division and how they prepare for warfare in one of the harshest environments on Earth.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZpQiU...
Russia’s oil profits are surging as turmoil in the Middle East shakes global energy markets — and Ukraine is striking back by targeting Moscow’s energy infrastructure. Foreign correspondent Joseph Hammond breaks down how oil, sanctions waivers and new Gulf partnerships are reshaping the war in Ukraine. Watch the full explainer now.
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https://youtu.be/-sgV3raRLro
At the Space Symposium in Colorado Springs, Washington Times national security correspondent Ben Wolfgang speaks with Jon Rambeau, CEO of Karman Space & Defense, about the company’s role in building critical components for NASA’s Artemis mission and supporting the U.S. military supply chain.
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https://youtu.be/1llqJkK1H8w
Reporting from the floor of Space Symposium 2026, National Security Correspondent John Seward gets a big-picture overview with NASA administrator Isaacman to discuss what this next chapter in Space could mean for the United States.
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https://youtu.be/HjKrUtPEBxQ?si=_YBm8...
Companies are pushing employees to accept microchip implants in their hands. We go inside the growing corporate push for bio-surveillance and what it means for your privacy. Would YOU let your employer implant a microchip in your hand?
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