Tom Carper and the Rise and Fall of the Delaware Way
An entire way of doing politics is under the microscope in a Delaware Democratic primary.
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A Grassroots Uprising in Amish Country Begins to Find Meaning in Politics
The civic muscle is being exercised in Jess King's unlikely drive to flip a deeply red district. It's paying surprising dividends along the way.
The Midterms Are Days Away. What Will Drive Trump Voters: Race or Class?
Political scientist John Sides debates The Intercept’s senior politics editor Briahna Joy Gray on whether Trump voters were motivated by race or class.
Upheaval: Brazil on the Brink. The Saudi Regime Under Fire.
Glenn Greenwald hosts this week's episode, and is joined by Brazilian Worker's Party vice presidential candidate Manuela d’Ávila and journalist Sarah Aziza.
The Senate Is Afraid to Govern. That's Great News for Facebook.
A willingness to do the job of a policymaker was sorely absent throughout Tuesday’s back-and-forth with Mark Zuckerberg.
The FTC Is Powerless to Regulate Facebook Right Now. Ask Chuck Schumer Why.
There's essentially no one running the FTC at the moment, a particularly precarious situation in light of recent revelations about Cambridge Analytica.
Officer Involved 2017
Police officers in the United States have killed more than 1,000 people this year. Every frame of this video is from one of those sites of violence.
Google-Funded Think Tank Fired Google Critics After They Dared Criticize Google
After scholars at the New America Foundation criticized Google one time too many, they were abruptly fired.
Deconstructed Special: The Right Won the Battle Over Brett Kavanaugh. Can the Left Win the War?
A panel of guests joins Mehdi Hasan to discuss the Kavanaugh confirmation and how the left should respond.
No End in Sight: An Egyptian Man’s Ordeal in ICE Custody and the Plight of Indefinite Immigration Detention
In fiscal year 2015, thousands of people detained by ICE had been held for more than a year, including five for more than eight years.