Like all bad habits, war is a tough one to break. On this show, Professor Emeritus Lawrence Wittner explains that respecting, listening, and helping people in other countries is a lot more economicall

Weve won the abortion debate, and had the vote been a few weeks ago But its not until November 8th. Neil Oxman is co-founder of The Campaign Group and on this show he shares his uniquely valuable v

We cant do it by talking down to middle Americans. If Democrats dont get that rural Americans have fear that what little they have may be taken away, we stand to lose yet again. Victory comes when w

The right wing depends on fear and hatred of others. As we approach elections, their TV ads seek to scare us about a surge at the border. Why dont they stay home? What if they were white? Todays gue

It took a mere ten days before the UKs new prime minister blew it big time. Liz Trusss budget was instantly panned; pretending to be trickle down, it gushes money upwards to those who need it least.

Elitists in Democratic Party bring avoidable disasters. From northern Iowa, Professor Wallace Hettle sees how the power of big money over the Democratic Party pushes away working people, farmers, and

Author Kathryn Bond Stockton argues in her new book Gender(s) that obvious genital distinctions are in reality incomplete. When children are born, its like parents lower a cone over the baby, impos

A crippling rail strike seems to have been averted. Barely. You and I may think of the railroads as ways to move freight, but as our guest today observes: The railroad companies have been Wall Street

Reporters used to report, now there’s virtually no line between media and the national security state. Veteran international journalist Patrick Lawrence on this show notes the big change occurred 9/11

It may appear to be a rogue court today but the truth is the Supreme Court has long led the fight against democracy. Our guest today historian Steve Fraser points out that the liberal Warren Court was