NewsWorks Tonight, July 13, 2018
Listen 24:09Recent convictions of war criminals for immigration fraud are fueling the demand for a Liberian war crimes court. President Trump’s Supreme Court nominee widens the partisan divide between area lawmakers. In order to better assess American attitudes toward foreign policy, NewsWorks Tonight’s Dave Heller sits down with Frank Newport, editor-in-chief at the Gallup Poll. Howard Shapiro provides a review of Cirque du Soleil’s VOLTA. A pianist performs songs about insects … for insects.
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