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Sheera Frenkel discusses the spread of violent content online.

Former FDA official Susan Mayne on the recent "Make America Healthy Again" report.

Michael Crow discusses higher education in America.

In his new book "Breakneck," Dan Wang explains China's rise in engineering power.

Reporter Matthew Cole shares new details about a botched 2019 Seal Team 6 mission in North Korea.

Amos Yadlin discusses the Israeli strike aimed at Hamas leaders in Qatar.

Fmr. Democratic leader Stacey Abrams discusses American politics.

Dr. Michael Osterholm discusses his new book "The Big One."

In her new book "First Among Equals," Emma Ashford argues for a new U.S. foreign policy model.

Robert Reich discusses his new memoir, "Coming Up Shor.t"

Bill Browder discusses his expectations for the Trump-Putin summit in Alaska.

Texas State Rep. James Talarico joins to discuss the Republican-backed plan to redistrict in Texas.

D.C. Councilmember Brooke Pinto discusses Trump's deployment of the National Guard in the district.

David A. Graham discusses his book, reviewing how much Project 2025 has reshaped the U.S.

Journalists Anne Applebaum and Lynsey Addario share what they witnessed covering Sudan's civil war.

Professor Daniel Martinez Hosang discusses why more Americans of color are supporting Trump.

Jennifer Peyton and George Pappas discuss their sudden firings from immigration court.

Garrett Graff discusses his new book "The Devil Reached Toward the Sky."

Sami Tamimi discusses his new cookbook, "Boustany."

Journalist Afeef Nessouli shares what he saw in Gaza.

Glenn Gerstell explains why U.S. lawmakers have gone quiet about the dangers of TikTok.

Donald Whitehead Jr. discusses Pres. Trump's new executive order meant to combat homelessness.

Yasmin Green and Gillian Tett discuss their new piece about trust in AI.

David Daley discusses redistricting in Texas.

Carly York discusses her new book on discoveries born out of “silly science.”

David Enrich discusses the president’s battles with the media.

U.S. Army veteran Sae Joon Park self-deported under threat of removal from ICE. He tells his story.

Kevin De Liban discusses the impact Pres. Trump’s “Big Beautiful Bill” will have on Medicaid.

Jennifer Senior discusses why Americans can’t sleep.

NIH Director Dr. Jay Bhattacharya discusses the challenges facing the agency.

Lizzie Wade discusses her new book ‘Apocalypse.’

Gov. Wes Moore (D-MD) discusses how federal policy is impacting Maryland.

Lawrence Summers discusses why Trump’s new law is making him “ashamed” of his country.

Sam Tanenhaus discusses his new biography, ‘Buckley.’

Dr. Eric Topol discusses his new book “Super Agers.”

Director Jeff Bieber discusses his new documentary “Hannah Arendt: Facing Tyranny.”

Gov. Andy Beshear (D-KY) explains why he says Trump's new bill is a disaster for rural America.

Playwright Branden Jacobs-Jenkins discusses his Tony Award-winning show “Purpose.”

Helen Lewis discusses her new book “The Genius Myth.”

Mark Henson joins the show.

David A. Graham breaks down his latest Atlantic piece about turmoil within the Democratic party.

Dr. Fiona Havers joins the show.

Professor Barry Eichengreen explains why he believes a new crypto bill will cause "chaos."

Hala Alyan discusses her memoir “I'll Tell You When I'm Home.”

Ken Martin joins the show.

NYT Natl. Security Correspondent David Sanger discusses foreign policy under Donald Trump.

Patrisse Cullors joins the program.

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The key Ukrainian port city of Mariupol was besieged soon after Russia’s invasion started. A team from The Associated Press were the only international reporters to remain in the city when fighting broke out. What they witnessed made headlines globally and exposed the atrocities being committed by Russian forces.

Whether AI "makes our societies more or less equitable, unlocks breakthroughs or becomes a tool of authoritarians — is up to us." That is the warning, and the call to arms, from the Biden administration this week. In just a few short months, the power and the peril of

Known for fighting alongside Russian forces in Ukraine, staging an armed uprising against the Kremlin and supporting coups in Africa, the Wagner mercenary group's next target might be the West. So says The New Yorker's Joshua Yaffa. In a recent piece on the Wagner Group, Yaffa

Life in the United States was blighted by the crack epidemic of the 1980s, which devastated communities and defined a generation. "When Crack Was King," a new book by journalist Donovan Ramsey, takes apart many of the misconceptions surrounding the crack era. The author joins Hari Sreenivasan to

Award-winning author James McBride explores hope and humanity in his new novel. One of President Obama and Oprah’s recommended authors, McBride has now released "The Heaven & Earth Grocery Store." He joins Walter Isaacson to discuss the triumph of love over evil.

Press freedom is in crisis in India. The world’s largest democracy is one of the worst countries for journalism according to the advocacy group Reporters Without Borders. Now, a new documentary is focusing on violence against journalists and politically partisan media. "While We Watched" follows veteran Indian

In China, there are signs of trouble for the world’s second largest economy. High rates of youth unemployment, a housing market crisis and ballooning local debt have slowed the country’s post-pandemic recovery. Yet Beijing’s political influence overseas is growing. Toshi Yoshihara, a senior fellow at the Center