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Sen. Chris Murphy discusses the origins of gun violence in the U.S. and how the debate around this may be changing.

Three experts on religion discuss the history, the meaning and the possible hypocrisy of the unlikely union.

The former Secretary of Defense for Presidents George W. Bush and Barack Obama has some thoughts on the United States’ place in the world.

Adam Jentleson and Elie Mystal discuss the structural issues they say threaten how we govern, and the solutions they believe are within reach.

At this year's Crosscut Festival, the congresswoman from Seattle spoke about the importance of grassroots activism and how to make it effective.

Historian Heather Cox Richardson discusses how the battle between North and South and lives on in American politics today.

The Republican Party is at a defining moment. Ross Douthat and Henry Olsen discuss its recent moves and its ultimate fate.

Citizen University CEO Eric Liu talks about all that separates Americans and whether coming together is really possible.

Journalists Leah Sottile and Bill Morlin talk about how America’s history of racist, anti-government action culminated in the Jan. 6 attack.

Evan Osnos, presidential biographer and staff writer at The New Yorker, tells us what he sees in Biden’s early actions.