When Soldiers Patrol the Border, Civilians Get Killed
Esequiel Hernández was tending his family's goats near Redford, Texas, on the U.S.-Mexico border, when a U.S. Marine shot him dead.
Esequiel Hernández was tending his family's goats near Redford, Texas, on the U.S.-Mexico border, when a U.S. Marine shot him dead.
The Senate motion halted any chance to add protections on the bill to renew Section 702 of FISA, which allows warrantless surveillance on Americans.
Albert Kelly’s bank made a generous loan to Scott Pruitt before Kelly was banned from being a banker. In need of a new job, he found one at the EPA.
Two prominent Muslim-Americans weigh in on the Supreme Court’s decision to uphold Donald Trump’s Muslim ban.
Federal prosecutors claim the City of Seattle violated antitrust law when it tried to organize the drivers — advancing Uber's strategy to bypass local officials.
The bill would limit how the FBI can use NSA data, but critics say it may do more harm than good by explicitly writing the loophole into law.
Professor Bernard Harcourt, director Michael Moore, and journalist Josie Duffy Rice are this week's guests.
Will the Democrats use their impending majority in 2019 to not just restrain or even impeach Donald Trump, but to push for a more progressive agenda?
NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden joins Mehdi Hasan to discuss surveillance, privacy protection, and the likelihood of a Trump-Putin deal to extradite him.
The chair of the committee will help set the agenda on antitrust policy, law enforcement oversight, immigration reform, gun control, and surveillance.
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