Attorney General William Barr spent his day on Capitol Hill. This was the first opportunity for lawmakers to question Barr since he released the redacted version of Special Counsel Robert Mueller's report. A recent Washington Post story disclosing details from a letter sent from Mueller to Barr has provided lawmakers a new angle for their questioning. In the letter, Mueller expresses concern that the attorney generals summary of the special counsel report did not capture the "context, nature and substance," of the work and conclusions of the Mueller team. Chief political analyst David Brody has been following this story and he's on today's CBN News Daily Rundown.
Venezuela's interim president Juan Guaido appears to have launched what many are calling the "final phase" in an effort to oust President Nicholas Maduro. He's called for an uprising and as thousands join him, he's asking the military to rise up against Maduro as well. CBN contributor Chuck Holton says he believes that within the next 24 hours Guaido will either be president of Venezuela, or he'll be a martyr. He's on today's CBN News Daily Rundown.
The man accused of opening fire on a San Diego synagogue over the weekend said in an online letter that he wanted to kill Jews in an effort to, "defend the European race." Senior International correspondent Dale Hurd says this is the type of rhetoric coming from Neo-Nazi groups around the world. He's on the CBN News Daily Rundown today talking about anti-Semitism here in the US, how these messages of hate are spreading and where the ideology comes from.
Modern navigation for ships, planes, satellites, and even smartphones is all based on something called the World Magnetic Model. Scientists regularly update that model because it's based on the earth's magnetic north, which is constantly shifting. Now, experts say it's shifting too quickly and is actually in danger of flipping completely. Senior international correspondent Dale Hurd is on today's CBN News Daily Rundown explaining what that means and why governments around the world need to be prepared.
Christians and Muslims are religious minorities in Sri Lanka. They've always co-existed peacefully, much of the religious persecution there coming from Buddhists, who make up the majority. The Easter attack, however, carried out by members of radical Islamic groups, has rocked the Island nation. According to senior international correspondent George Thomas what we saw in Sri Lanka is the future of Islamic terrorism: large scale attacks on smaller nations rather than in the West where there are more security measures in place. George is on today's CBN News Daily Rundown.
President Trump believes Congress is out to destroy his presidency and he's fighting back legally and on Twitter. In one of his latest tweets, the president said he would go to the Supreme Court if Democrats attempt to impeach him. Chief political analyst David Brody says that Trump's latest tweets could have been worded better, but that the commander-in-chief knows exactly what he's talking about. He's on today's CBN News Daily Rundown.
Healthcare will be one of the main campaign issues in the 2020 election. White House hopeful Bernie Sanders is re-launching a bid to eliminate private health insurance in favor of a single government plan. It's drawing support from several of the other Democrats running for president. President Trump, however, says his healthcare plan likely won't be ready to unveil until after the election. Capitol Hill correspondent Abigail Robertson is on today's CBN News Daily Rundown, explaining how that could prove problematic.
As Christians, we understand Jesus died on the cross for the remission of our sins and as Easter approaches, the crucifixion is often meditated on. An Indianapolis doctor suggests that to truly understand the sacrifice Jesus made for us, we must first understand just how much he suffered. Washington correspondent Paul Strand recently spoke with Dr. Joseph Bergeron about his new book which gives a medical account of the crucifixion. Paul is on today's CBN News Daily Rundown.
Nearly two years after the start of Special Counsel Robert Mueller's investigation, his report is finally going public. The Justice Department says it will be released on Thursday--or at least a redacted version of it will be. The report is 400 pages long and is expected to add to our understanding of what exactly happened during the 2016 election. Washington D.C. Bureau Chief Dana Ritter is on today's CBN News Daily Rundown explaining what we'll be looking for.
Christians around the world are observing Holy Week--the seven days before Easter that commemorate Jesus' final week before his crucifixion. Our news team in Jerusalem has been working on several special stories to air this week the Holy Land. Mideast Bureau Chief Chris Mitchell is on today's CBN News Daily Rundown.