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A hearing recap that treats non-responsiveness and courtroom procedure as the real story.
Pam Bondi's Epstein hearing reads like a test of whether an attorney general can still be treated as a witness and not as a protected figure. Emily Galvin Almanza keeps the exchange easy to follow: Democrats push Bondi on the release of the Epstein files, Republicans mostly…
Nigeria's headlines, measured against daily life.
A late-night dial of strange and creative talk.
Urgent clips from political fault lines.
Car writing, narrated with bite.
This investigative news episode examines allegations that the Trump administration normalized extrajudicial killings, analyzing specific cases from the Caribbean, Nigeria, Venezuela, and Minnesota.
The episode reports on the U.S.-Israeli military assault on Iran and disputes about its justification.
This episode analyzes how Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) continues to expand despite a partial government shutdown, revealing plans to add 12,000 new agents with only 47 days of training and spend $38 billion on detention facility expansion.
This episode examines Donald Trump's threat to block all legislation unless Congress passes the SAVE Act, a bill tightening voting rules.
This investigative episode examines the killing of Alex Preti, a U.S.
This episode analyzes Donald Trump's reposting of a racist video depicting Barack and Michelle Obama as apes, arguing it represents not an isolated incident but a lifelong pattern of racial grievance politics.
This episode critically analyzes the Trump administration's decision to rescind the EPA's 2009 climate endangerment finding, framing it as a dangerous rollback of climate protections.
This episode analyzes a structural shift in U.S.
Who holds the attorney general accountable when she's clearly batting for the president?
This episode analyzes how billionaires Jeff Bezos and Elon Musk, along with conservative political forces, are transforming American media institutions to weaken democratic accountability.
This episode analyzes the release of the Epstein files by the U.S.
This episode analyzes the durability and political impact of Donald Trump's false claim that the 2020 election was stolen, detailing how it has survived over 60 failed court cases and audits.
This episode analyzes Donald Trump's psychology through the lens of revenge politics, arguing that his lifelong feeling of rejection by New York's elite establishment shaped his presidency as a quest for retribution against institutions.
This episode analyzes Donald Trump's proposed 'Board of Peace,' arguing it is not a legitimate diplomatic body but a private global power structure designed to weaken the UN, reward authoritarian regimes, and permanently concentrate international authority under Trump's personal control, potentially transferring to his family.
This episode analyzes the January 2026 jobs report, revealing contradictions between official economic narratives and lived reality for working Americans.
This episode analyzes the latest release of Jeffrey Epstein documents, revealing that his sex trafficking network was broader and more organized than previously known, with connections to numerous powerful figures including Donald Trump, Elon Musk, and political elites.
This episode analyzes the aftermath of a Supreme Court ruling that declared key elements of Donald Trump's tariff regime illegal.
This episode critically examines whether the United States under Donald Trump retains the moral authority to pursue regime change abroad.
This episode analyzes Ghislaine Maxwell's legal and political strategy following her conviction for sex trafficking, arguing that she is leveraging her knowledge of Jeffrey Epstein's network to seek a presidential pardon from Donald Trump.
This episode reports on a 10-day ceasefire in Lebanon brokered by Donald Trump, amid escalating regional conflict involving Israel, Hezbollah, and Iran.
Analysis of Viktor Orban's fall from power and its impact on global illiberal movements.
This episode analyzes the global economic ripple effects of Trump's military action, focusing on aviation disruption and broader market instability.
A news update on the failed US-Iran nuclear talks and the start of a US blockade in the Strait of Hormuz.
This episode analyzes Donald Trump's aggressive rhetoric and threats toward Iran, questioning his mental fitness and the lack of accountability.
A promotional segment for Shopify, highlighting its checkout system and benefits for businesses.
Analysis of a Trump administration policy document predicting Europe's civilizational erasure and advocating support for far-right movements.
This episode reports on the Department of Defense's review of Senator Mark Kelly following allegations of misconduct, and discusses the authoritarian implications of the administration's response.
A news report on the Trump administration's unilateral push for a Ukraine peace deal favoring Russia, straining Western alliances.
This episode reports on Trump's meeting with Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman and the controversy over Khashoggi's murder.
Five Minute News analyzes Donald Trump's Joint Address to Congress, including 25% tariffs on Canada and Mexico and claims of a 312-vote Electoral College victory.
Dan Partland's documentary Untruth shifts attention from Donald Trump's individual psychology to the psychology of Trumpism and authoritarian attraction.
Kamala Harris accepts the Democratic presidential nomination in Chicago while presenting her biography, policy agenda, and warning about Donald Trump.