Corporations have their own interests at heart. From post-Civil War America through to Germany in 1933 to America today. And knowing public image counts, many try to have it both ways: bragging that t

People think of Nelson Rockefeller as the epitome of moderate Republicanism. But what appears to be a clean break from this tradition is really an evolution. Author Professor Marsha E. Barrett expla

It was only discovered in an architectural trade journal: Netanyahus Gaza 2035. Architects were hired to provide models of a new Gaza , the old one having been flattened. Steel and glass high riser

As Americans, we want what we want right now. But it doesnt work that way to make real political change. As with any mechanism, there are certain things that must be learned to make it work and achie

Some might call it cruel and unusual punishment, arresting, sweeping the parks, bulldozing homeless encampments. Others believe if people are poor its their own fault. On this show, the Reverend Dr

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History professor Matt Warshauer argues in his new book that the 9/11 generation is the most unique in American history, and he explains how. The title is Creating and Failing the 9/11 Generation. Thi

He got 81% of the evangelical vote in key swing states in 2016. Our guest today the Reverend Doug Pagitt is exceptionally familiar with what goes on with evangelical Christians, and he says he expects

They werent there for Biden. A large chunk of young men are for Trump, but with a new presidential candidate, the Democratic Party is connecting with young people. One millennial voice is Josh Lafasa

It may have the word liberal in it but its anything but. Until the Biden/Harris years, the corporate wing of the Democratic Party had its deserved image of serving the richest among us. Trump under