Join Post Live Election Daily, hosted by national political reporter Robert Costa, for a daily snapshot of the state of the 2020 election in a fast-paced, 30-minute program. Starting at 1:00 PM ET on Wednesday, Oct. 28, tune in for the day’s political headlines, the inside track on key congressional races and the behind-the-scenes assessment on the presidential race in top battleground states. Each day we’ll look at the latest polling and analysis and hear from key newsmakers and top political players.

will.i.am is a seven-time Grammy Award-winning musician, entertainer, entrepreneur and political activist using his talent and power to change the world. Known for his work as the founder of the Black Eyed Peas, will.i.am is a dedicated get out the vote champion, and an international advocate for social justice and STEAM (science, technology, engineering, the arts, and math) education. Along with Jennifer Hudson, he and the Black Eyed Peas have reworked their 2003 single “Where Is The Love?” into a ballad with new lyrics and clips of former vice president Joe Biden called "The Love.” Join Washington Post senior critic-at-large Robin Givhan for a one-on-one conversation with will.i.am on Friday, Oct. 30 at 3:00 p.m. ET.

The COVID-19 pandemic has revealed how vulnerable the world population is to the next deadly virus. Understanding how these viruses spread through human populations and where they come from is vital to prevent the next global public health crisis. The Washington Post brings together epidemiologist Christopher Golden, PhD, and field scientist Kendra Phelps, PhD, to discuss National Geographic's new series about how scientists are piecing together cultural, medical and environmental factors to trace the origins of deadly diseases and help stave off future pandemics. Tune in on Friday, Oct. 30 at 4:30 p.m. ET.

Voter list purges, intimidation, misinformation and outright disenfranchisement through modern day poll taxes are threatening to undermine the Black vote this election. With key protections of the Voting Rights Act rolled back by the Supreme Court, many states have imposed strict restrictions on voter registration and how to cast a ballot. Ben Jealous, president of People For the American Way and former president and CEO of the NAACP, joins Washington Post opinions writer Jonathan Capehart to discuss efforts to educate and encourage voter turnout – from highly coordinated digital campaigns to peer-to-peer texting technology that exceeds the reach of traditional canvassing. Tune in on Monday, Nov. 2 at 10:00 a.m. ET.

With just one day left in the 2020 election cycle, Jason Miller, senior adviser to President Trump’s campaign, and Rep. Pramila Jayapal (D-Wash.) join The Post’s Robert Costa to discuss the final push for votes by each campaign. Join Washington Post Live on Monday, Nov. 2 at 1 p.m. ET.

With much of our professional lives and creative endeavors moved online because of COVID-19, the surge in digital needs are being met with innovative solutions. Cloud computing has become a cornerstone of workplace digital transformation and the use of AI is critical to the growth of new technologies being deployed across businesses. The parameters of work are being reimagined. And remote, freelance and temporary work options are changing traditional reporting structures and workplace culture. On Tuesday, Nov. 10, Washington Post Live will bring together digital thought leaders, technologists with expertise in deep learning and robotics and innovative workplace specialists to discuss our increasingly digital lifestyle and how organizations are transforming to meet the needs of customers and employees.

For 30 years, the Courage in Journalism Awards have honored more than 100 brave women journalists from 56 countries who refuse to step aside or be silenced in their pursuit of the truth. In 2020, as government oppression, harassment, accusations of fake news and growing mistrust of the media threaten press freedom globally, women journalists’ voices are under attack. Join us to celebrate three decades of the bravery and honor this year’s courageous journalists persisting to report against all odds.

Just days from the 2020 election, White House chief economic adviser Larry Kudlow is the director of the National Economic Council and one of President Trump’s closest confidants. Kudlow joins Washington Post national political reporter Robert Costa to discuss how the U.S. economy is faring in this global pandemic and share Trump’s fiscal roadmap for the next four years if he wins reelection. Join Washington Post Live on Thursday, Oct. 29 at 2:25 p.m. ET to hear Kudlow’s views on unemployment, the recent dips in the stock market and the Trump administration’s plans to jumpstart the economy.

Eric Holder is the chairman of the National Democratic Redistricting Committee and served as 82nd attorney general of the United States under President Obama. Holder joins national political reporter Robert Costa on Post Live Election Daily to discuss combating voter suppression in the 2020 election. Following Holder’s one-on-one, former house speaker Newt Gingrich will join Washington Post Live at 1:15 p.m. to discuss the election.

5G technology is poised to transform the technological landscape across this country and around the world. It promises to accelerate data speeds, improve quality and unlock connectivity between machines, material and people. U.S cities of every size are welcoming this state-of-the-art technology, as the global race for 5G is changing the dynamics around national security and the development of new technologies worldwide. Washington Post Live will sit down with the mayor of San Jose, Calif. to learn how he’s guiding his city through this transformation, as well as top experts to assess the role national security is playing during this pivotal time as governments from the U.S. to China vie for dominance in 5G.

Brooke Leslie Rollins, the acting director of the White House Domestic Policy Council, and House Majority Whip James E. Clyburn (D-S.C.) join national political reporter Robert Costa as the first guests on Post Live Election Daily. Prior to Rollins and Clyburn’s one-on-ones, Washington Post chief correspondent Dan Balz will provide a debrief of the day’s news. Join Washington Post Live on Wednesday, Oct. 28 at 1:00 p.m. ET.

Small businesses account for nearly half of the nation’s gross domestic product. After the coronavirus crisis led to uneven government regulation and lack of access to capital investment, the very survival of many small businesses is at stake. On Wednesday, Oct. 28, Washington Post Live will look at both the federal and state roles regarding regulation, relief interventions and access to capital. We’ll also examine how new hurdles have changed the small-business model as they learn to sink or swim, and look at how new technologies can help brick-and-mortar businesses spur new growth.

As the country begins to reopen schools and businesses, there is a clear need for guidance on how to do so safely, including protocols on smart testing that efficiently reduces overall transmission and prioritizes our most vulnerable, hardest-hit populations. In the absence of formal guidance, support and coordination from the federal government, public-private collaborations have stepped in to fill this gap. Washington Post Live will gather the authors and implementers of a new, first-of-its kind report that provides a framework for public health officials, schools and community leaders on how to use COVID-19 screening test strategies to open and operate safely. Tune in on Tuesday, Oct. 27 at 11 a.m.

Lynne Cheney has seen presidential leadership up close including eight years as second lady of the United States. In her new book, “The Virginia Dynasty: Four Presidents and the Creation of the American Nation,” Cheney, a best-selling historian and author, highlights the leadership of four of the nation’s first five presidents. Join Washington Post national political reporter Robert Costa in conversation with Cheney on Monday, Oct. 26 at 2:00 p.m. ET.

When the coronavirus hit, CVS Health quickly built drive-thru through COVID-19 testing capabilities, significantly increased prescription delivery and expanded access to telemedicine. As president & CEO of CVS Health, one of the largest health-care companies in the U.S., Larry Merlo says he puts consumers at the center of every decision his company makes. How does that focus on the consumer and lessons learned throughout the pandemic guide his thinking for the future? Washington Post columnist David Ignatius talks with Merlo about his company’s strategy and what’s next for the health-care industry. Join Washington Post Live on Friday, Oct. 23 at 12:00 p.m. ET.