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.
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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.
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.
Egypt's Repressive Government Could Soon Have Easy Access to Uber's Data for the Country
A new law regulating ride-hailing apps may have severe consequences for drivers and passengers in a country notorious for government surveillance.
The FBI Informant Who Monitored the Trump Campaign, Stefan Halper, Oversaw a CIA Spying Operation in the 1980 Presidential Election
Far from the top-secret, covert intelligence asset the FBI has depicted him as, Stefan Halper is a longtime, well-known CIA operative, with ties to the Bush family and a shady past.
At Trial of Omar Mateen's Wife, Judge's Questioning Reveals a Huge Hole in Prosecution's Case and Deceit by Prosecutors
The decision to prosecute Noor Salman was very odd from the start. Today, the case against her all but fell apart.
Trump-Connected Firm Helped Sow Chaos in Kenyan Election, Report Says
Harris Media helped covertly spread divisive messages, Privacy International reports.
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.
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.
That Net Neutrality Op-ed in the Wall Street Journal Was Written By a Comcast Attorney
The net neutrality debate offered one more affront to the dignity of the public, this time courtesy of the Wall Street Journal.