A Dark Day for the People of Puerto Rico”: U.S. Senate Moves to OK “Colonial Control Board”; Meet the Attorney Who Just Won the Historic Abortion Rights Case at the Supreme Court; Former Chilean Army Officer Found Liable for 1973 Murder of Víctor Jara After U.S.-Backed Coup; Who Is Getting Rich Off the $1.3 Trillion … Continued
Q and A: describe the Juno mission to Jupiter; why is cancer so hard to cure? can animals see colors? Guest: Nobel Laureate Dr. Gerald Edelman, talking about the brain. Hosted by Dr. Michio Kaku.
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The right is in great disarray these days, propelled by the unexpected popularity of presidential candidate Donald Trump. But its successes have been remarkable. As Doug Henwood points out, at mid-century, the right was marginal in American politics — wild-eyed Birchers wandering in the wilderness while the business class had firmly accommodated itself to the … Continued
In conversation with Gray Brechin talking about the social benefits and legacy of the New Deal. How President Franklin D. Roosevelt was pushed to the left and launched the New Deal during the Great Depression, and the current dangers of being reversed. Guest: Professor Gray Brechin is founder and project scholar of The Living … Continued
Bernie Sanders ran on his opposition to the Trans Pacific Partnership. Hillary Clinton came out against it during the campaign. So why did the Democratic Platform Drafting Committee kill a plank opposing it? We talk to John Nichols about the the politics of platforms, and the likelihood of floor fights at the Democratic National Convention. … Continued
Plaintiff in SCOTUS Abortion Case Celebrates Historic Win But Says Struggle for Clinics Isn’t Over; Jesse Williams’ Powerful BET Awards Speech: “We’re Done Watching Whiteness Use and Abuse Us”; As Extreme Weather Sweeps Across U.S., Is New Democratic Platform on Climate Change Too Weak? California: Fires Burn at “Exponential Rates” Amid Blistering Heat Wave and … Continued
Sunday saw multiple stabbings in Sacramento, after a white nationalist group got confronted by counter-protesters that outnumbered it ten to one — we talk to someone who was there, and an expert on right-wing extremism. Zahra Billoo delivers a critique of the legislation behind last weeks sit-in in the House of Representatives. Plus: the Supreme … Continued
Making Sense of Brexit: Paul Mason on Britain’s Growing Economic & Political Crisis; Trump Hails Brexit Vote: When the Pound Goes Down, More People Come to My Scottish Golf Course; “My Four Months as a Private Prison Guard”: Shane Bauer Goes Undercover to Expose Conditions.
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Día del Orgullo Gay; John Ackerman sobre el ataque en Nochixtlán, Oaxaca. Conducido por Miguel Guerrero
