Constitution Avenue

Nathan Worcester gives a roundup of recent developments at the FBI, including the reopening of high-profile investigations. What should Americans watch for to assess the impact of the bureau’s ongoing decentralization, as FBI agents are relocated to field offices across the country? Sam Dorman delves into the Court of International Trade and its latest order to block President Donald Trump’s tarif...

Epoch Times reporter Lawrence Wilson joins Constitution Avenue to break down the “One Big, Beautiful Bill” and why the Democrats oppose it. Jacob recaps the ongoing trade deals and tariffs, and how stores such as Target, Walmart and Best Buy are affected. Sam looks at the challenges facing President Donal Trump as he tries  to fire certain top bureaucrats within his administration—and what th...

Sam breaks down the intricacies of the recent Supreme Court hearing on national injunctions and birthright citizenship, and what’s next in this judicial matter. Jacob looks at a growing national concern over air travel and the political battle amid the recent Newark Liberty International Airport incident in New Jersey, where the control tower lost contact with pilots three times. Nathan has latest...

Are nationwide court blockades of the policies of the Trump administration legitimate? The Supreme Court may give some clarity in an upcoming court hearing. Sam Dorman gives an overview of what to expect. Meanwhile, Nathan Worcester asked Greenlanders about their take on independence and the economy. There is a sharp difference in opinion between the older and younger generations. Jacob Burg explo...

President Donald Trump’s second term has reached its 100-day milestone.  Jacob takes us through the highlights, including some of the lesser-known executive orders.  Nathan bumped into the “DOGE kids.” But he can’t talk about them, so he’ll tell us where the largest DOGE-recommended cuts have been so far. Sam examines how the administration is seeking to hold state and local officials ac...

This week we explore the Federal Aviation Administration’s (FAA) response to recent aviation incidents, Big Tech’s antitrust lawsuits involving Meta and Google, and how some academics are reacting to Harvard’s lawsuit against the Trump administration’s DEI policies. Reports Covered: Has There Been an Increase in Plane Crashes? Here’s What the Data Show ( Read ) Google Violated Antitrust Law With A...

Reports Covered: Health Secretary Says Environmental Factors, Not Genetics, Behind Spike in Autism ( Read ) Appeals Court Denies Trump Admin’s Request to Intervene in Case of Man Deported to El Salvador ( Read ) From the archive: RFK Jr. Takes on Trump and Biden Over Four ‘Existential’ Issues ( Listen ) FBI: Wisconsin Teen Allegedly Killed Parents as Part of Plot to Assassinate Trump, Overthrow Go...

Topics covered in this episode: On Wednesday night, House Republicans were supposed to agree to a Senate amendment to a budget resolution. That’s a key early step toward budget reconciliation, which would let the Senate pass a budget without 60 votes. They were supposed to pass a blueprint for President Trump’s “big, beautiful bill,” something he sees as critical to advancing his agenda on the bor...

Reports Covered: Supreme Court Weighs Wave of Challenges to Trump Agenda Here’s How Much the US Is Tariffing Each Country 4 Takeaways From April 1 Elections in Florida, Wisconsin Enjoyed this podcast? Follow us for your Friday front-row seat to U.S. government.