Understanding the Kingdom and its Global Role
Posted inArticle, Politics and Movements: US
D. Watkins and ‘The Beast Side’
Robert Scheer sits down with author, professor and activist D. Watkins to discuss his book about life in Baltimore and why he has chosen to stay in the struggling city.
Posted inArticle, Politics and Movements: US
What Needs to Change: A Conversation on Policing and Race with Michelle Alexander
In the wake of racial tensions with police in cities across America, civil rights advocate Michelle Alexander joins Mayor Nancy Vaughn, Rev. Nelson Johnson and Dr. Timothy Tyson for a discussion on race and policing and how to improve the relationship in Greensboro, North Carolina
Posted inArticle, Politics and Movements: International
Ron Kovic and the Continuing Struggle for Veterans
Robert Scheer sits down with Vietnam veteran, author and peace activist Ron Kovic to discuss what has changed and what hasn’t since Kovic’s time in combat.
Posted inArticle
TRNN in New Hampshire
A collection of our stories from the New Hampshire primary elections
Posted inArticle, Politics and Movements: International
After Haiti Elections Postponed, Is the U.S. Rushing to Protect Clinton?
After massive protests and reports of election fraud, the U.S. continued to push for a presidential election runoff, but former OAS Haiti mission head says the US is protecting candidate Clinton’s record
Posted inArticle, Economy and Inequality
Detroit Teachers Shutdown Public Schools in Protest of Deplorable Conditions
Public school parent Stephanie Beal says she supports the teacher protests and the idea of an elected school board to ensure a quality education for all students
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Judge Allows Major Neill Franklin to Testify as an Expert Witness in Trial of officer Caesar Goodson
The next phase of the trials for six officers charged with the death of Freddie Gray resumed this morning.
Posted inArticle, Politics and Movements: US
Sanders Sues DNC Over Access to Voter Database
A data breach into Clinton Campaign records by a Sanders staffer prompted the Democratic National Committee to suspend its access to vital voting records on the heels of one of Sanders’ biggest days yet
Posted inArticle, Politics and Movements: International
In ‘Homeland’, Good Muslims Are CIA, Bad Ones Terrorists
With Islamophobia on the rise, journalist Laila Al-Arian discusses how shows like ‘Homeland’ go far beyond entertainment
