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the partnership between the u.s. and vietnam. white house correspondent peter doocy is with them on this trip. good afternoon. we ve learned that president biden and china s xi who way back, have not communicating since november. that means that china flew a spy craft over the u.s., president biden ordered it shot down over the waters near south carolina, and still, nothing. and for president biden, it sounds like that s kind of a letdown. president biden, has president xi s absence impacted the summit? would be nice to have him here, but something the president really wants to do here is reform the world bank, give 70-plus developing nation a place to go for loans so they don t wind up on the hook, owing banks in beijing ultra high interest. this isn t about buying anything off today, it s helping provide through multilateral development banks like the world bank and imf, high value and transparent loaning opportunities for lower and middle income countries, ....
[ applause ] i m randi kaye. tens of thousands of nasa employees worked on apollo 11 to put the first man on the moon. you got to meet some of them tonight. one unique individual came to our attention as the film was being researched. turns out there was only one woman allowed in the control room during the launch. her remarkable story has been mostly hidden all these years. she played a critical role, and as we learned, spending time with her, she remembers it well. here s her story. we choose to go to the moon in this decade and do the other things, not because they are easy but because they are hard. the space program in the early 60s was dominated by men. but during the historic launch of apollo 11 on july 16th, 1969 one woman stood out in a sea of men in the control room. 28-year-old joann morgan. i was the instrumentation controller. the instrumentation controller needs to know is there a problem? if so, i need to tell the right people in the test team. ....
On Thursday, June 20, 2024, at 2:00pm ET, KFF will host an hour-long web briefing focused on changes to eligibility policies, renewal processes, and other actions states took during the unwinding ....
The University of Minnesota will likely wait more than a year to hire a new director for its Center for Holocaust and Genocide Studies, after pausing a hiring process amid controversy. A new search committee will include further community input. ....