We hear analysis from Zimbabwe on Mugabe's ouster, Sen. Chris Murphy blasts the U.S. for its role in Yemen, and we take a look at the pandemic of sexual assault.
Journalist Allan Nairn, Dr. Jeffrey Kaye, Syrian journalist Marwan Hisham, and artist Molly Crabapple are this week's guests.
Trita Parsi confronts the propaganda from Israel and the White House on Iran. Christine Ahn looks at U.S. war crimes in Korea and Pyongyang's strategy.
A prosecutor argued that flies were not found on the body of a homeless man Kirsten Blaise Lobato was convicted of killing because Las Vegas flies are unique.
Two journalists from the same publication, but with very different views on the Trump/Russia story, go head-to-head in a debate.
Amy Jeffress, an independent "friend of the court,"objected to FBI agents' “virtually unrestricted” access to data from one of the NSA’s largest surveillance programs.
Journalist Matt Taibbi, former Goldman Sachs executive Nomi Prins, and reporter Sarah Jaffe are this week’s guests on the show.
An in-depth explainer on what the indictments and plea agreements mean for Donald Trump, featuring Ken White of Popehat and Charlie Savage of The New York Times.
Historian Andrew Bacevich makes the case against war on Syria. Arundhati Roy discusses her new novel. Actor Wally Shawn talks about targeted assassinations.
The company, which helps people manage their email subscriptions, says “we can do better” after reportedly selling anonymized emails to Uber.
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