A weekly segment, an hour long that's repeated a few times during the week so viewers have a chance to see it. Cover what's being voted on in Congress, what cases SOCTUS is hearing. Then maybe use some of the time to offer a refresher course on how government works. How does a bill get turned into law? What is the filibuster? How does a case end up at the Supreme Court? Maybe add some history, too. What were some critical rulings that SCOTUS made in the past that have impacted where we are today? How do you amend the Constitution? I think there's more of an audience for that type of programming than they realize. Then again, an educated public isn't what the 1% wants so it will never happen. Also, it's easier to spread conspiracy theories among ignorant people.

Give news to viewers!

and not reading. You have good ideas and I wish more of us would try to stay focused when someone is trying to explain. Maybe part of the ignorance problem is that as time goes on, we humans are required to pay attention less and less. I think we're paying for that by not taking in enough information, and it gets easier to tune out, unless we really need to know.

I wish more videos had transcripts.

I know it's not the responsibility of the news stations to do this, but unless breaking news happens after 2PM, MSNBC/CNN are nothing but the same stories hour after hour after hour. Drives me crazy that they don't take the time to actually educate/report on what's going on.