The Washington Post Nominated Glenn Kessler for a Pulitzer Prize
The Post has consistently stood by Kessler’s operation, not despite the outrage he causes but because of it.
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Deconstructed Special: The Noam Chomsky Interview
The legendary philosopher and activist discusses impeachment, the 2020 field, and why he opposed Trump’s Syria troop withdrawal.
AOC, Sanders, and Warren Are the Real Centrists Because They Speak for Most Americans
The views of Ocasio-Cortez and other progressives are much closer to the vast majority of ordinary Americans than Joe Biden or Michael Bloomberg.
Rights Groups Turn Up Pressure on Google Over China Censorship Ahead of Congressional Hearing
Google risks being “complicit in human rights violations” if it brings censored search back to China, said a global coalition of over 60 groups.
Essential Workers and the Reverse Robin Hood Coronavirus Bailout
ER nurse John Pearson, fired Amazon employee Christian Smalls, and journalists Meagan Day and David Dayen are this week’s guests.
Google CEO Hammered by Members of Congress on China Censorship Plan
Sundar Pichai told the House Judiciary Committee that Google has “no plans to launch a search service in China.”
The Silencing of Kashmir: Arundhati Roy on India, Modi, and Fascism
The renowned novelist joins Mehdi Hasan to discuss India’s drift toward authoritarianism.
Right-Wing Sting Group Project Veritas Is Breaking Facebook's "Authentic Behavior" Rule. Now What?
Sworn testimony by a Project Veritas operative shows the group is violating Facebook rules designed to curb troll farms, a key expert says.
Israel: Democracy or Apartheid?
Mehdi Hasan and Noura Erakat break down this week’s Israeli elections.
Bernie Sanders Is the Most Popular 2020 Candidate Among Hispanic Voters, New Polling Finds
Thirty-three percent of Hispanic voters polled by Morning Consult support Sanders for president. He's followed by Joe Biden, with 24 percent of support.