Harrison Watters is Washington Producer for The World and Everything in It. He’s a 2020 graduate of the World Journalism Institute and lives with his wife in D.C.
The late South Carolina Republican’s death means the loss of a legislative problem-solver
Amid America’s 250th anniversary celebrations, Christian groups are speaking a name some say they are hearing more often in Washington: Jesus. WORLD’s Harrison Watters reports.
John Stonestreet on why America still inspires visitors from abroad, what the Daughters of the American Revolution membership fight reveals about truth and identity, and why Justice Clarence Thomas insisted the Supreme Court say plainly that boys are not girls.
Conservative members weigh leaving after a failed vote to require female-only membership
The Justice Department says healthcare fraud thrived under a “pay first, investigate later” model. Officials are now using AI, data sharing, and criminal prosecutions to stop false claims before taxpayer money goes out the door. WORLD’s Harrison Watters reports.
After a Sudanese asylum recipient allegedly stabbed a man in Belfast, Northern Ireland is again wrestling with immigration, borders, and how much change a society can absorb. WORLD’s Harrison Watters reports.
Congress thinks it has a fix for the transfer portal, NIL bidding wars, and smaller schools cutting sports, but can legislation repair what the courts unleashed? WORLD’s Harrison Watters reports from Washington.
