Environment & Health

Vietnam veteran and author Karl Marlantes shares how his battlefield experiences both shaped and nearly destroyed him.

“I believe that this is something that gives hope to a lot of people with HIV and their families. And thatu2019s very important to me,” Brown says.

Fault Lines travels across Iraq to take the pulse of a country and its people after nine years of occupation.

Report finds one African American dies in extrajudicial killing every 36 hours.

Bill talks to scientist and philosopher Vandana Shiva, whou2019s become a rock star in the global battle over genetically modified seeds.

The Food and Drug Administration has been found to have launched a massive surveillance campaign targeting its own scientists for writing letters to journalists, members of Congress and President …

In today's On the News segment: According to a new Washington Post/Stanford University poll, 6-in-10 Americans believe in climate change, and two-thirds of Americans think the government needs to do …

Richard Engel, foreign correspondent for NBC news, talks with Rachel Maddow about the balance of power in Syria as he observed it after sneaking into the country from Turkey.

In today's On the News segment: Scranton, Pennsylvania's mayor cuts police and firefighter pay to minimum wage, record-breaking heat wave can no longer be dismissed as “just summer,” corporations …

The City of Oakland is currently debating the possibility of terminating a contract it has with the investment bank Goldman Sachs.