Daybreak

The Class Day co-chairs announce the event's speaker, Democratic contenders debated again, and a Hong Kong bookseller was sentenced to 10 years in prison.

Harvey Weinstein is convicted, President Trump arrives in India for a 36-hour tour, and NASA photos reveal significant Anctartic melting.

Sanders gets a boost in Nevada, and news breaks of Russian support; Israel and Palestine exchange fire.

Roger Stone is sentenced and legislators are warned that Russia may be meddling in the 2020 election.

A live bat appears in McCosh 50, democrats debate, and China expels three reporters for a racist editorial headline in the Wall Street Journal.

Trump pardons white-collar criminals and Democrats prepare for today's debate.

Virginian legislators reject a gun control proposal, Jeff Bezos pledges $10 billion to climate change research, and peace talks between the U.S. and the Taliban advance.

The coronavirus outbreak continues, Trump speaks to Erdogan, and USG discusses its goals and the Student Speaker Initiative.

Turnover in China's political leadership continues with the coronavirus outbreak, Attorney General Barr complains about President Trump's tweets, and Divest Princeton leads a march to Nassau Hall.

AG William Barr accepts a request to testify before the House Judiciary Committee, Trump weighs in on the Philippines leaving its Visiting Forces Agreement with the U.S., and a new diagnosis standard for the coronavirus probably caused cases to rise sharply.

Senator Bernie Sanders wins the New Hampshire Democratic Primary, Trump agrees to a conditional peace deal with the Taliban, and students on campus register for a data-driven matchmaking service.

President Trump releases a budget proposal and Attorney General Barr announces charges in the Equifax hack and files lawsuits against sanctuary municipalities.

Trump fires impeachment witnesses, Democrats debate and are awarded Iowan delegates, and Street Week ends on campus.

The President speaks at the National Prayer Breakfast, and Iowa Democrats finalize results from Monday's caucus.

President Trump is acquited by the Senate, Erdogan gives a warning to Syria, and U. announces changes to the meal plan.

President Trump addresses the nation, and the first Iowa caucus results roll in; VP Rochelle Calhoun clarifies changes to the academic calendar for the 2020-2021 year.

The Iowa Democratic caucus experiences delays, Turkey and Syria spar, and U. administrators address the community.

The Super Bowl, coronavirus, and Brexit feature in today's episode; the USG administration turns over with the new semester.