Interview

Just last week, the United States deployed a battalion of 80 marines to Nigeria to help search for the nearly 300 missing schoolgirls there.

Mr. Lapavitsas says that during the financial crisis the power of the state was mobilized to save finance.

Turns out that life with no health benefits, vacation pay or retirement plan is not a rosy picture.

Santa Barbara is grieving after a 22-year-old man killed six college students just after posting a misogynistic video online vowing to take his revenge on women for sexually rejecting …

When the state works for the poor, the working class, the neglected and pushed out, it works for all of us.

Journalist Ta-Nehisi Coates makes the case for reparations, and discusses racism in history and the present.

Amy Goodman spends the hour remembering the pioneering historian, theologian and civil rights activist Dr. Vincent Harding.

Israeli academic Oren Yiftachel talks about ethnocracy, a term he coined that describes the sort of regime Israel practices.

Bertram Strieb, LaSalle University professor emeritus in the Department of Geology, Physics and Environmental Science, reflects on antiwar activism in Philadelphia during the Vietnam War.

WikiLeaks promises to name the fifth country where MYSTIC mega data collection program is applied.