Tech Companies Are Under Pressure Everywhere Except Where It Matters
The only place seemingly unconcerned with Big Tech's concentrated power is the agency that might be able to do something about it: the FTC.
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Experts Say Keep Amazon's Alexa Away From Your Kids
Citing professors, pediatricians and others, critics say the listening device could stunt development and normalize surveillance.
Is This the Democrat Who Can Beat Trump in the Rust Belt in 2020?
Could Sen. Sherrod Brown, a left-wing, pro-labor senator who just won a third term in Ohio, be the Democrats’ answer to Donald Trump in 2020?
The Secrets of American Power: Unitary Executive Theory, Guantánamo Bay Prison, and Extraordinary Rendition
Rep. Ro Khanna, author Jordan Carver, and reporters Charlie Savage and Carol Rosenberg are this week’s guests.
A Podcast in the Making: Getting Emotional About Labor
Naomi Klein, Keeanga-Yamahtta Taylor, and Astra Taylor discuss labor and the future of work in a new podcast pilot.
George H.W. Bush: The Inconvenient Truth
Hagiography is not journalism and rewriting history is unacceptable. Mehdi Hasan and Glenn Greenwald unpack the darker side of George H.W. Bush’s legacy.
Neoliberalism or Death: The U.S. Economic War Against Venezuela
Venezuela's Vice Foreign Minister Carlos Ron, former U.N. rapporteur Alfred de Zayas, and journalist Sam Husseini are this week's guests.
Why Won't Trump Condemn the Saudis? (Hint: It's Israel. Also, Iran)
The Trump administration's reluctance to speak out against Saudi crimes is all politics.
Donald Trump and the Yankee Plot to Overthrow the Venezuelan Government
Attorney Eva Golinger and journalists Allan Nairn and Roberto Lovato discuss the crisis in Venezuela.
With Last Charges Against J20 Protesters Dropped, Defendants Seek Accountability for Prosecutors
Federal prosecutors sought to imprison hundreds for the J20 protests, but won no jury convictions. Now defendants are seeking accountability.