As Supreme Court Weighs Travel Ban, Trump’s Wider Anti-Muslim Agenda Proceeds Unchallenged
The human costs of the Trump administration's policies fell by the wayside.
The human costs of the Trump administration's policies fell by the wayside.
Instead of waiting for chemical weapons inspectors to finish their investigation in Syria, Russia preempted their work by flying Syrian witnesses to Europe.
It would be a special irony if Special Counsel Robert Mueller took down Jared Kushner over his financial solicitations with Qatar.
The former CIA agent, after more than two years in prison, was released in a case that involved issues of press freedom and racial discrimination.
Whether or not the Syrian leader used chemical weapons in Douma or Khan Sheikhoun, he is still a monster for torture, bombing, and much else.
U.K. Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson calls the Iran deal "a great achievement," but he just handed ammunition to hard-liners in Iran who want to scuttle it.
UC Santa Cruz professor Christine Hong, author Tom Engelhardt, journalist Elisabeth Rosenthal, and musician Yasmine Hamdan are this week's guests.
Women’s rights attorney Gloria Allred analyzes the legal battles ahead for Trump. Former CIA analyst Ray McGovern talks about John Bolton.
Mauricio Cappelli, with his thick Wisconsin accent, was deported to his birth country after learning as an adult that he did not have citizenship.
Two Palestinian women, co-chair of the Women’s March Linda Sarsour and foreign policy analyst Rula Jebreal, join Mehdi Hasan to discuss the U.S. embassy move to Jerusalem.
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