The Morning Dispatch
Every weekday morning, Mary Trimble and Grayson Logue provide an essential news briefing, along with original reporting and analysis on the day’s biggest stories.
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Iran’s Complicated Web of Terror
As regional tensions escalate, Israel and the U.S. focus on Tehran.
Jimmy Lai’s Trial Spotlights Beijing’s Reach
The pro-democracy advocate faces national security charges in Hong Kong.
New Year, New Economic Forecast
Economists and everyday Americans try to make heads or tails of the economy.
An End-of-Year Migrant Surge
Border crossings continue to reach record levels while Washington struggles to address the crisis.
Colorado Kicks Trump Off the Ballot
The controversial decision held that the 14th Amendment renders the former president ineligible to run for reelection.
Trump’s ‘Poisonous’ Campaign Rhetoric
Is Trump’s increasingly extreme language a campaign tactic or a preview of his governing style?
Israel Faces Renewed Calls for Hostage Negotiations
The IDF’s accidental killing of three hostages sparks protests in Tel Aviv, but Israeli leaders remain steadfast in their desire to see Hamas eliminated.
The Biden Administration Invests in High-Speed Rail
‘It’s all too easy to be deceived by what we see in other countries.’
Zelensky Delivers His Wish List to Washington
The Ukrainian president makes a personal pitch for continued military aid.
To Pay or Not To Pay … College Athletes
The NCAA and Congress look to formalize name, image, likeness rules.
Venezuela Squeezes Guyana
Tensions are rising in the disputed Essequibo region, sparking regional unease.
Biden Targets the Pharmaceutical Industry
A proposed rule could allow major government interference in drug patents.
Antisemitism Beleaguers the Ivies
Harvard, Penn, and MIT face the fallout of their presidents’ disastrous congressional testimonies.