White House Chronicle

News Analysis With a Sense of Humor

Afghanistan and Central Asia

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Frederick Starr, chairman of the Central-Asia Caucasus Institute of the American Foreign Policy Council, discusses the U.S. withdrawal from Afghanistan and the increased regional cooperation among Central Asian states with hosts Llewellyn King and Linda Gasparello.

American newspaper printing, from hot type to computers

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Llewellyn King travels to Haverhill, Mass., where he and Frank Romano, president of the Museum of Printing, talk about American newspaper printing, from hot type and its culture to the arrival of computers.

Nuclear energy’s save-the-world moment

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Llewellyn King discusses nuclear energy’s save-the-world moment with Brian Keane, President of SmartPower; Lindsey Walter, Deputy Director of the Climate and Energy Program at Third Way; and John Kotek, Vice President of Policy and Public Affairs at the Nuclear Energy Institute.

Life in the time of cyber disruptions

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Our lives are being rocked by cyber disruptions, like the one that shut down the Colonial Pipeline. Llewellyn King talks about this with John Savage, professor emeritus of computer science at Brown University, and Derek Reveron, chair of the National Security Affairs Department at the Naval War College.

America’s transition to electric vehicles

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The Biden administration wants the transition to electric vehicles to pick up speed. But there are some big road bumps, including the nation’s fragmented charging situation. Llewellyn King discusses this transition with the Edison Electric Institute’s Emily Fisher, Kellen Schefter and Kwame Canty.