Has Coronavirus Made the Ultimate Case for Medicare for All?
Mehdi Hasan and Abdul El-Sayed discuss whether a universal health care program might have put the U.S. in a better position to tackle the Covid-19 pandemic.
Mehdi Hasan and Abdul El-Sayed discuss whether a universal health care program might have put the U.S. in a better position to tackle the Covid-19 pandemic.
Silicon Valley-funded privacy think tanks’ positions on a federal online privacy bill mirror the tech industry’s lobbying priorities.
Guest host Naomi Klein is joined by Movement Generation’s Gopal Dayaneni and Rutgers University professor Neil Maher.
Congressional candidate Shahid Buttar and historian Bradley W. Hart are this week’s guests.
Adam Serwer and Mehdi Hasan discuss the president’s continuing refusal to prioritize American lives over stock market performance.
After big wins on Super Tuesday, the former Vice President appears to be consolidating moderate and establishment support. Can Sanders regain his momentum?
A group of employees said Google made hundreds of changes to smartphone apps for the controversial project, thought to be defunct.
Jacobin magazine Executive Editor Seth Ackerman joins for a conversation with host Jeremy Scahill.
It’s alarming that only someone given to wild flights of irrationality believes that America can hear the truth about itself and respond rationally.
In an email obtained by The Intercept, Google said it would still support an unnamed tech company’s takeover of the Project Maven contract.
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