Fewer Americans getting COVID vaccines
Over 7% of adults have gotten the most recent COVID vaccine shot as thousands are still dying from COVID every day.
Israeli forces expand operations in Gaza
Israel says Hamas has been using hospitals in Gaza to shield underground terror operations.
On The Hill: What role does the U.S. play in the Israel-Hamas war?
As the war between Israel and Hamas continues, there are questions about what role the U.S. should play and if America could be drawn further into an even larger conflict. Former U.S. ambassador to Yemen Gerald Feierstein talks about the complex relationships between the Middle Eastern countries and where the U.S. fits in that.
Key races ahead as Virginia State elections approach
In just two weeks, some key races will play out in the Virginia State elections. Teo Armus covers Virginia politics for The Washington Post and joins On The Hill to discuss what we could see come Nov. 7.
Republicans fail to reach agreement on Speaker as need for legislation on Israel grows, government shutdown looms
Republicans still cannot agree on a House speaker, creating a major barrier to passing legislation to help Israel and the 10 Americans still being held hostage by Hamas. White House columnist for The Hill Niall Stanage and Bloomberg national politics reporter Stephanie Lai discuss the wider impact of the Republican infighting that's forced the Speaker's seat to remain empty.
House GOP selects Rep. Jim Jordan as new nominee for Speaker
Republicans chose Rep. Jim Jordan as their new nominee for House speaker on Friday during internal voting. Here to discuss what's next for the House speaker race is GOP strategist Donna Jackson and Democratic strategist Michael Williams.
US pledges support for Israel as ground troops appear to approach at Gaza border
Retired U.S. Army Major Mike Lyons explains the role Iran could play in the war between Israel and Hamas.
US sends additional military support to Middle East to back Israel
The U.S.S. Eisenhower is the aircraft carrier group that is currently headed to the Middle East. It's part of the larger U.S. military force being placed in the area as the war between Hamas and Israel intensifies.
On the Hill: Understanding the global impacts of the Hamas-Israel war
Journalist from Israel Alex Traimanm, the Jerusalem Bureau Chief of the Jewish News Syndicate, joins On The Hill to discuss the global implications of the war between Hamas and Israel.
Turmoil on Capitol Hill after Hamas attack on Israel shocks the world; House in limbo without Speaker
U.S. News and World Report Editorial Director Brian Kelly is On The Hill to discuss the deadly surprise attack on Israel carried out by the militant Palestinian group Hamas and what's next for the House after Rep. Kevin McCarthy was voted out as Speaker.
Maryland senator questions lack of intelligence prior to Hamas' attack on Israel, US involvement in fight for ally
Maryland Sen. Chris Van Hollen – a member of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee – tells FOX 5 that he has questions over why intelligence officials weren't able to give Israel advance notice that Hamas was about to launch a terrorist attack. He also discusses what Congress can do to help support our ally without a Speaker and what comes next for electing one.
What's next for Congress with McCarthy ousted? Rep. Glenn Ivey joins On The Hill to discuss
With the House of Representatives in limbo until a new speaker is chosen, Maryland Congerssman Glenn Ivey tells FOX 5 lawmakers are wasting time if they hope to avoid a government shutdown next month.
Homicide rates up 38% in DC; gun violence remains on the rise across the region
The continued gun violence in and around the DMV is not letting up. Homicides in D.C. are up 38% over last year and the violence is random and indiscriminate. Gun violence prevention activist Marcus Ellis who heads up Peace for DC talks about the troubling trend and the big-picture strategic plan he says leaders in the District need to develop going forward.
Communications strategist Christopher Ullman talks building bridges and solving problems
Long-time communications strategist Christopher Ullman, author of Four Billionaires and a Parking Attendant, is On The Hill to talk about his latest book including how to build bridges when parties disagree, what Congress can take away from it and what he’s learned over the years that is relevant today.
Congress averts government shutdown with bipartisan 45 day spending bill
Congress has averted a shutdown by passing a temporary bill that will give them 45 days to continue working on a full bill. Virginia Republican Rep. Bob Good joins On The Hill to discuss the sticking points for conservatives and what happens at the end of these 45 days.
The Good Word: Ben's Chili Bowl co-founder Virginia Ali
Ben’s Chili Bowl co-founder Virginia Ali joins The Good Word Podcast to talk about her Muslim faith, motherhood, youth crime, and what’s next for Ben’s Chili Bowl after celebrating 65 years in business.
Ukrainian ambassador discusses how relationships with allies are impacting the war with Russia
Ukrainian ambassador Oksana Markarova discusses how the county's relationships with allies including Poland and the U.S. are impacting the war effort.
Biden advocates for more aid to Ukraine as Russian invasion continues
President Joe Biden is continuing to push for more aid to Ukraine but some U.S. taxpayers and lawmakers are dubious about spending more, questioning where the money is going and how it is being spent. Ukrainian Ambassador Oksana Markarova discusses what is happening in the ongoing conflict.
With no deal on new spending bill, government shutdown appears imminent
With far-right Republicans holding out on agreeing to a new spending bill, a government shutdown appears imminent. With so much at play, Drew Littman, a Democratic strategist and the former Chief of Staff for Sen. Al Franken and Nicole Bennett, a GOP strategist and Maryland GOP party vice-chair, join On The Hill to discuss the sticking points and what could come next for Congress.
Prince George's County Executive Angela Alsobrook running for Senate
Angela Alsobrook was the first Black woman elected to serve as Prince George's County Executive and now, she's vying for the Democratic Senate seat being vacated by U.S. Senator Ben Cardin. She explains why she's running and what she wants to accomplish.