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.
What began as a debate over surveillance powers has become a fight over trust, as senators weigh whether Bill Pulte’s temporary leadership should influence the future of Section 702. WORLD’s Harrison Watters reports.
President Trump’s anti-weaponization fund was intended to compensate alleged victims of political targeting. Instead, it encountered bipartisan opposition, legal challenges, and an abrupt end before any claims could be paid. WORLD’s Harrison Watters reports.
Congressional Republicans are racing toward a Memorial Day deadline on border-security funding and ICE expansion, while Democrats force votes on Iran war powers and challenge President Trump’s ballroom project. WORLD’s Harrison Watters reports.
From Louisiana to South Carolina, lawmakers are redrawing congressional districts in a high-stakes push that could reshape the House map before November. WORLD’s Harrison Watters reports.
Testimony before a U.S. commission highlights the ongoing abduction and forced marriage of young girls in Pakistan, with advocates calling for stronger international pressure. WORLD’s Harrison Watters reports.
Donations to orphanages are rising, but new research suggests most children in residential care have living parents—and may be better served by support that keeps families together. WORLD’s Harrison Watters reports.
