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As tens of thousands of children cross the US border fleeing violence in their native Central American home countries, the hosts look at the historical roots of the crisis.

A group of five countries has launched its own development bank to challenge the US-dominated World Bank and International Monetary Fund.

Vijay Prashad discusses the current political crisis in Libya as results from the parliamentary elections are soon to be released.

Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif says Iran could freeze its nuclear capacity in exchange for sanctions relief, but John Kerry would not say if the US would agree.

Vargas recently traveled to the Texas border to document the crisis of thousands of migrant children fleeing violence and poverty in Central America.

Iraq remains on the verge of splintering into three separate states as Sunni militants expand their stronghold in the north and west of Iraq.

There's a gap in communication between the African experience, the black experience, and the Arab experience.

Democracy Now! guests Norman Finkelstein and Palestinian political analyst Mouin Rabbani talk about a broader context of decades of occupation and recent events highlighting the expansionist goals of the …

Citigroup must pay a $7 billion settlement for its mortgage-backed securities fraud. It's the largest settlement ever levied by the US Department of Justice.

The Fair Minimum Wage Act in the House and the Minimum Wage Fairness Act in Senate would gradually raise the federal minimum wage from $7.25 to $10.10 by 2017.