Theyre not supposed to be an arm of either political party. The word supreme means above it all but thats not what weve got in 2024. The majority often contrives constitutional reasons to impose

The big fish love the UN Security Council. It keeps them able to make wars. But the UN was not always toothless nor must it always remain so. Two badly behaved little boys really cant be the only opt

History moves in many different directions at the same time. On this show author and independent journalist Patrick Lawrence explains how as we begin a new year there is optimism beneath the pessimism

Its so much easier to break things than to build them. The right wing group Moms for Liberty claimed that Parental rights do not stop at the classroom door, but their real goal was to destroy publi

We all know there are powers determined to destroy democracy. The ubiquity of hand held video cameras has the unique power to disrupt the narrative of power. On this show author Phil Allen talks about

In the pivotal yer of 1916, Jewish leaders like Jacob Schiff opposed creation of a Jewish state. That was the majority opinion, unlike now. The financier who was instrumental in creating the Wall St w

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At this Christmas time of year, we all think about giving. But what are philanthropists all about? To launder a plutocrats reputation, preserving great wealth and maintaining dominance and control. O

If the plaintiffs get their way, Moore vs United States could be the wedge that prevents a wealth tax. Guests on this show are law professors and authors Joseph Fishkin and William Forbath whose op-ed

The Republican led Congress declared antiZionism to be one in the same as antiSemitism. But is that accurate? Judaism has been around for thousands of years, Zionism only 150 or so. Does the Israeli s