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Friday marks Yamiche Alcindor's final time moderating Washington Week. After two years, she made the difficult decision to step away from the role to focus on commitments to NBC News as a Washington Correspondent and to finish her upcoming memoir.

Biden faces unpredictable world as multiple conflicts erupt

GOP amendments to defense spending bill could spell trouble for its passage

What the NATO summit accomplished for Ukraine's future and Biden's campaign

Biden touts economic policies on campaign trail as Trump and DeSantis feud again

U.S. approves controversial cluster munitions for Ukraine ahead of NATO summit

Congress still deadlocked on debt ceiling as Democrats declare GOP spending bill DOA

Biden launches 2024 reelection bid, setting stage for possible Trump rematch

Concerns over America's aging leaders

Trump's trial and its impact on the Republican primary

With growing tensions in the Middle East and the ongoing Russian invasion of Ukraine, it's unclear if the mounting conflicts will spill over into the voting booth. The panel discusses how foreign relations could sway Americans as they head for a potential Biden-Trump rematch this November.

The U.S. retaliated against Iranian assets after three American soldiers were killed in Jordan. Will Iran and the militias it sponsors back down, or is this the beginning of a new phase in the decades-old confrontation between the U.S. and the Islamic republic?

The Supreme Court released a series of historic rulings this week with far-reaching consequences for race, education, and elections in America. For the second year in a row, the Roberts court overturned years of legal precedent and ruled against widespread practice conservatives have long sought to end. This year it

How the Supreme Court decisions could impact the 2024 election

Tensions between U.S. and China flare up after a delicate diplomatic visit

How the battle over the debt ceiling will impact future budget negotiations

Trump looks to New Hampshire after big win in Iowa

As rematch takes shape, Biden uses Trump's tactics

Trump closes in on Republican nomination as his campaign plays out in court

Questions linger over McConnell's future in Senate after freezing mid-sentence

New charges against Trump allege cover-up attempt in classified documents case

Jeffrey Goldberg welcomes viewers to Washington Week with The Atlantic

House Republicans vow to continue investigations as Hunter Biden reaches plea agreement

Can any of the Republican presidential candidates beat Trump for the 2024 nomination?

What Republicans and Democrats want out of the debt ceiling negotiations

Trump and DeSantis trade barbs as Florida Gov. is set to announce presidential campaign

Debt ceiling deadlock continues in Washington as potential border crisis looms

CNN draws criticism after controversial town hall with Trump

What to expect with a likely Biden-Trump rematch in 2024

Russian opposition leader Navalny dies at pivotal moment for world security

How Trump’s legal setbacks affect the 2024 election

How will questions about Biden's age influence voters?

Will tanking the bipartisan border deal help or hurt Trump?

Ukraine's 2-year fight for survival against Russia

Will House Speaker Johnson survive the threat to oust him from the job?

Why Democrats are starting to publicly criticize Netanyahu

Schumer slams Netanyahu while Johnson pushes for Ukraine aid

Trump suffers legal setbacks as general election kicks off

What Biden’s State of the Union address tells us about his 2024 campaign

McConnell’s lasting legacy and his role in Trump's domination of the GOP

Biden’s and Trump’s electoral weaknesses and strengths

If Trump returns office, will he abandon Ukraine to Putin?

The powerful role money plays in politics

The demise of the centrists in Washington

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In the Webcast Extra, we examine what President Obama is expected to say in the State of the Union address that he will deliver Tuesday. The laundry list includes taxes, the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, budget cuts and, most importantly, jobs. Also, predictions on how Rep. Paul Ryan will

The panel discusses John Boehner's ability to avoid the pitfalls that Newt Gingrich experienced in the '95 government shutdown, and his ability to deal with unhappy Tea Party activists in the House.

On the Webcast Extra: The panel discusses how journalists worked around the uprising in Libya and if Obama's foreign policy vindication will help his re-election chances. Also, is it consequential if Sarah Palin is in or out of the GOP race? Plus, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'

The panel discusses the unrest in Syria and the U.S.'s difficult relationship with that country. Also, the journalism story behind the most recent leaks from WikiLeaks and Indiana Governor Mitch Daniels (R) ponders a presidential run while moving to the right on social issues. Also, Democrats counter

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Candidate tax returns and the Buffet rule; NRA and Obama; North Korea's future.

Part 1 of Washington Week's special 1 year anniversary of 9/11.

Obama offers healthcare options to states; Libyan rebels, a new Supreme Court dynamic

Surprise Nebraska Senate Primary; George W. Bush endorsement; G-8 summit; Unemployment

National Journal Insiders poll; the President at NATO; next up in the Supreme Court

The mortgage settlement, President Obama's Super PACs, CPAC, and more.

Tax breaks vs. spending, New IMF Chief Christine Lagarde, SCOTUS preview.

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A special "President's Club" edition of Washington Week:We look at the bipartisan solidarity between current and former presidents. Joining Gwen, four white house reporters covering 4 different presidents: Michael Duffy, TIME magazine; Peter Baker, The New York Times; John Harris, POLITICO; Christi Parsons, Tribune News.

A look back at a Special Election in 1994 that foreshadowed the GOP House takeover.

National Journal Insiders Poll; Obama's change of tone at fundraiser

Senate races still in play; Democrats vulnerable with blue-collar voters; campaign cash

Richard Lugar and Tea Party; Mitt Romney and bullying; Yemen

Obama attacks Romney at Bain; intense campaigning; Democrat backlash against Bain ads

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News Corp. and the GOP, Pakistan's massive flood, and was President Obama born Muslim?

Herman Cain drops out; Gingrich's prospects; Obama's Consumer Financial Protection nominee

Analysis on Obama's jobs plan, GOP Debate, and our panelists reflect on 9/11.

Remembering David Broder, "Dean" of Washington Press Corp and longtime WW panelist.

Poop in a PA campaign ad, the close CA races, a harsh attack ad in KY, & Tea Party goals.

Student loans and partisan fighting; Romney and endorsements; BP and counterterrorism

Bad behavior at GOP debate; stock market plunges; GOP 2012 strategy; Libya strategy

Gwen and the panel discuss the biggest stories they covered in 2010, including unemployment, the conflicts in Iraq and Afghanistan, the future of health care reform, election season food fights between politicians, and political issues to watch in 2011.

Your questions and Iran, bipartisanship and the passing of two members of Congress...

Unemployment numbers and presidential politics; education and the economy; Afghanistan.

The panel takes your questions on energy reform and immigration reform. And the discussion continues online as Gwen and the panel take the conversation further on financial reform and Florida politics.

On the Webcast EXTRA: Debt reduction talks continue this weekend, what's different this time? Also, a report on why unemployment numbers are more structured than usual. And the panel discusses how the GOP Presidential candidates are responding to the unemployment issue. Plus, a discussion on the pending Nadal

In the Webcast Extra: The GOP and President Barack Obama have different reactions to the new unemployment numbers released today, but voters still consider the economy and government broken. Plus the reporters share their memories covering Iowa and New Hampshire and reflect on why the old fashion foot campaigns in

In the Webcast Extra: A National Journal Political Insiders Poll on who won Monday's GOP debate in New Hampshire. Also, our new feature 'Just the Facts' fact checks Newt Gingrich. And a look at where the candidates stand on raising the debt ceiling. Plus, a report

Webcast Extra: The panel discusses the release of 24,000 of Sarah Palin's emails from her time as governor of Alaska. Also, analysis of the Iowa caucus and New Hampshire primary and whether or not these early states still matter to the GOP. And a preview of the

Pulling out all the stops, Obama and Biden campaign hard while Republicans reach astonishing funding highs. Major Garrett of National Journal looks at vulnerable House races; Jeanne Cummings of Politico on midterm fundraising and spending; John Dickerson of Slate Magazine and CBS News analyzes the NV Senate race; and Nancy

How is the White House reacting to Sen. Evan Bayh's announcement that he's leaving office?

Debt reduction poll; TVs inside the Supreme Court; Perry criticizes Obama.

On the Webcast Extra: The economies and unemployment rates in swing-states are better than in other parts of the country. How will this affect the presidential campaign? Plus, how do the candidates compare in terms of Latino and White voters in swing-states? Also, what a non-guilt verdict in the John

On the Webcast Extra: The extent that politics will be a factor in how the Supreme Court will rule on the nation's healthcare law. Also, how Republicans and Democrats feel the Supreme Court decision will benefit their party's presidential candidate this fall. Plus, details on Rick

What is the Obama Doctrine? And is humanitarian intervention a part of it? The panel examines the mixed messages of the administration as well as public opinion of the war. Also, that National Journal's Political Insiders Poll on whether the American public knows enough to make informed decisions

In the Webcast EXTRA: Everyone expects Texas Governor Rick Perry to run for President. What will his impact be on the GOP race? Plus, the U.S. credit rating has been downgraded so what does this mean for the country and the President?

The National Journal Insiders Poll assesses the GOP front runners for the 2012 presidential race. The panel discusses why Mitt Romney is trending well with Beltway Insiders while Sarah Palin is not. Also, insight into the role fundraising will play in 2012. Gwen is joined by John Dickerson (Slate/CBS)

More from Gwen and the panel on what a Republican House might look like and John Boehner's governing strategy; possible conflict between Tea Partiers & the GOP establishment; and a look at tight three-way races in Alaska and Florida.

Newt Gingrich 'Tiffany's troubles'; Mitt Romney's New Hampshire focus; how the GOP plans to defend (or not defend) Paul Ryan's budget & Medicare plan; and the panel discusses the future relations between Europe and Israel and Palestine. Plus, a look at what

On the Webcast Extra: On this Veterans Day recognizing the significant divide between the U.S. military and most Americans. GOP presidential hopefuls views on the auto industry bailout and tax reform. What's fueling the pessimism among voters? Plus, what if any progress is the super committee making

On the Webcast Extra: Afghanistan, Syria and the economy were among the topics President Obama and British Prime Minister David Cameron discussed at the White House this week. What did this visit say about their special relationship? Also, how the recent massacre in Afghanistan underscore the horrors of war. Plus,

On the Webcast Extra: With the recent atrocities in Syria, could the country be headed for a civil war? Also, President Obama's comment that the private sector was doing "just fine" caused an outrage among Republicans. Is this continuing a trend of both parties pouncing on

The National Journal Insiders Poll shows overwhelming bipartisan support for Florida senator Marco Rubio to be the Republican vice-presidential nominee. Plus, Karen Tumulty behind the scenes experience moderating the latest GOP debate. Also, President Obama's upcoming bus tour to NC and VA and why the relationship between the

More on the WikiLeaks classified information and what it means for journalism; President Obama on "The View"; and the impact on foreign policy of the court decision on Arizona's controversial immigration law in the Washington Week Webcast EXTRA. Panelists joining Gwen: Martha Raddatz, ABC News, Pete

Webcast Extra: Now that Mubarak has stepped down, analysis of whether or not protests will spread throughout the Middle East. And how will the US manage their allies? And why was Egypt ignored at CPAC? Plus, reports on four resignations on Capitol Hill this week, including the Christopher Lee scandal.

House speaker will support Republican nominee despite their "differences."

Speaker Boehner to resign in October, Pope addresses Congress, Obama hosts Xi JInping

Reid retires, 9800 troops remain in Afghanistan, Bergdahl charged & the GOP race.

Alcohol-fueled crash at the White House, Hillary Clinton’s private email address.