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Flint: As Two Unelected Emergency Managers Are Charged Over Water Poisoning, Will Gov. Snyder Be Next?
Michigan's attorney general has filed criminal charges against four officials over the Flint water contamination crisis.
“We Don’t Need to Get to Standing Rock to Be Part of the Front Line”
Truthout's Kelly Hayes discusses what's next for the movement against the Dakota Access pipeline.
Ambassador for Apartheid: Trump’s Pick for Israel Post Slammed as Threat to Peace and Two-State Talks
President-elect Donald Trump is facing widespread criticism for picking David Friedman to be the next US ambassador to Israel.
The US Protects Its Wealthy Professionals Financially While Throwing Workers to the Wolves
Patent and copyright monopolies redistribute income upwards, says Dean Baker.
A Legislative Coup in North Carolina? Rev. William Barber on GOP Stripping Power From Democratic Governor
Republican lawmakers in North Carolina are being accused of waging a legislative coup.
Trump Has Appointed More Generals to His Cabinet Than Any President Since World War II
The hosts look at Donald Trump and his military generals.
Journalist Iona Craig: The US Could Stop Refueling Saudis and End Devastating War in Yemen Tomorrow
At least one child dies every 10 minutes in Yemen.
Rep. Honda, Survivor of Japanese Internment Camp, Decries Trump Proposal for Muslim Registry
Twitter became the first major tech company to say it would not participate in the creation of a database identifying US Muslims.
What’s Next for US-Russia Relations? Stephen Cohen and Ken Roth on Trump, Hacking and Tillerson
Here is a broader look at US-Russian relations in the wake of Donald Trump's election.
Electoral College Members Seek Intel Briefing on Possible Russian Meddling in Election to Aid Trump
This year electors in states won by Donald Trump are facing mounting pressure to reject his presidency.