Steve Bannon claims he learned to see Islam as a threat after visiting Karachi in the Navy. Military records and sailors on his ship say he was not there.
Zephyr Teachout, Keeanga-Yamahtta Taylor, Nathan Robinson of Current Affairs, and The Intercept’s Briahna Joy Gray are this week’s guests.
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.
Congress tells the EU it doesn't care what it thinks about its Russia sanctions.
The United Nations floated a resolution condemning the use of the death penalty to punish same-sex relations. The Trump administration voted "no."
Anders Hammer's film "Our Allies" highlights the role of erstwhile enemies, Iranian-backed Iraqi militias, fighting in the U.S.'s anti-ISIS coalition.
More than 60 percent of Americans say CHIP reauthorization should be a top federal priority, while only 28 percent say tax reform should be.
After purging Iran hawks from the NSC, Gen. H.R. McMaster is coming under fire from right-wing pro-Israel forces backed by Trump’s top donors.
Hagar Chemali, who worked in various Obama administration positions, is paid six figures to shape the debate about the Yemen War at the United Nations.
“Light up Damascus," the Saudi prince told Syrian rebels, as they grew increasingly reliant on foreign support.
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