Trump Administration Fights Effort to Unionize Uber Drivers
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.
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Banned From the Banking Industry for Life, a Scott Pruitt Friend Finds a New Home at the EPA
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.
NSA Surveillance Bill Would Legalize Loophole That Lets FBI Spy on Americans Without a Warrant
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.
Forget About Siri and Alexa — When It Comes to Voice Identification, the "NSA Reigns Supreme"
Classified documents from the Snowden archive reveal the NSA has been developing technology to automatically identify a speaker from the sound of their voice.
House Democrats Divided on Judiciary Committee Replacement for John Conyers
The chair of the committee will help set the agenda on antitrust policy, law enforcement oversight, immigration reform, gun control, and surveillance.
Blacklisted Academic Norman Finkelstein on Gaza, "the World's Largest Concentration Camp"
The son of holocaust survivors talks about war crimes, “cowardly” Israel, possible war with Iran, and his new book, “Gaza: An Inquest into its Martyrdom.”
Will the U.S. Ever Give Up Its Nukes?
Beatrice Fihn, the director of the ICAN, and former Secretary of Defense William J. Perry join Mehdi Hasan to discuss America’s nuclear arsenal.
British Neo-Nazis Are on the Rise — and They’re Becoming More Organized and Violent
The U.K. is facing a growing terrorist threat from far-right extremists who have plotted murders and bombings.
The New CEO of Uber Sits on the Board of The New York Times Company
The New York Times revealed that a Google-funded think tank fired a scholar critical of Google. Now, the paper must answer questions about its own board.
A Missouri Dollar General Voted to Unionize — Then a Manager at Another Store Asked About It and Was Fired
Dollar General is resisting attempts by employees at its Missouri stores to form — or even ask about — unions.