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Senator Chris Murphy discusses the impact of gun violence in America, linking it to historical injustices and the need for legislative reform following the Oxford High School shooting.
Confusion and anxiety among parents, students, and teachers during the Coronavirus pandemic are highlighted through the experiences of educators Dawn Nummer and Paul Prescod.
Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 vanished on March 8, 2014, prompting investigative journalist Florence de Changy to examine inconsistencies in the official narrative.
The Eighth Annual McGowan Forum on Communications, presented in partnership with the U.S. Association of Former Members of Congress, discusses election results and their implications.
Stephanie Kelton, a Professor of Economics at Stony Brook University, discusses inflation, labor shortages, and economic policies with Mike Moore, critiquing the Congressional Budget Office's influence on Democratic agendas.
Dr. Ezekiel Emanuel, former Obama White House Health Policy Adviser, evaluates America's pandemic response and future challenges alongside Michael.
In Michigan, Michael Moore and Sam Riddle analyze the political landscape four years after the 2016 election, focusing on the impact of the pandemic and strategies for the 2020 election.
Flint's water crisis is examined through investigative reporter Jordan Chariton's pursuit of accountability for former Governor Rick Snyder and the ongoing cover-up.
Super Tuesday results from California, Utah, and Colorado significantly shaped the 2020 Democratic primary race between Bernie Sanders and Joe Biden.
Two loving parents are found dead in their home, each killed by a single gunshot, leading to a complex investigation into their son's actions.
As the Democratic National Convention prioritizes conservative voices, Briahna Joy Gray and Michael discuss strategies for Joe Biden to engage undecided voters and the implications of the "vote blue no matter who" mentality.
Rep. Jackie Speier discusses the ongoing efforts to ratify the Equal Rights Amendment and remove the 1972 time limit, following Virginia's pivotal ratification in 2020.
Bernie Sanders' presidential campaign has sparked a movement in America that challenges the status quo and envisions a future beyond traditional norms.
In January 2018, a debris flow in Montecito, California, claimed 23 lives and damaged or destroyed over 400 homes in a single night.
Calls to defund the police are examined through the insights of Alex S. Vitale, author of "The End of Policing," highlighting the failures of reform efforts.
Max Blumenthal investigates the coordinated suppression campaign by billionaires and environmental groups against the film "Planet of the Humans," highlighting issues of censorship and greenwashing.
In 1969, the U.S. government assassinated Black Panther leaders Fred Hampton and Mark Clark, prompting discussions on their legacy and the impact of COINTELPRO.
Joe Biden's moderate stance at a 2019 fundraiser highlights the challenges he faces in addressing systemic issues exposed by the pandemic and racial inequality.
Michael Jackson's death in 2009 prompted a high-pressure investigation that revealed Dr. Conrad Murray's misuse of propofol and led to his conviction for involuntary manslaughter.
Martin Decker's murder in Birkenhead links to the Norwich cat killer in a chilling hate crime.
In 1987, Ronald Ebens, who killed Vincent Chin, reflects on his actions during an interview with Michael Moore, highlighting the impact on Asian-American civil rights activism.
Joe Biden's shift towards embracing expansive government spending, highlighted by the $1.9 trillion American Recovery Bill and upcoming infrastructure plans, marks a significant political realignment in America.
Joe Biden's perceived electability as the Democratic frontrunner is critically examined by Michael Moore, highlighting flaws in the belief that he is the safest choice against Donald Trump.
Kristin Urquiza advocates for COVID-19 victims and highlights the misinformation from President Trump and Arizona Governor Doug Ducey that contributed to her father's death.
Dr. Abdul El-Sayed discusses the implications of a universal healthcare system like Medicare For All on America's response to the coronavirus pandemic.
Landlords in urban areas face escalating challenges as squatters occupy their properties, leading to extensive damage and complex legal disputes.
Daryl Johnson, a former DHS analyst, discusses the government's failure to address the rising right-wing domestic terror threat leading up to the January 6th Capitol attack.
Ari Berman discusses the critical voting rights legislation in the U.S. Senate and the implications of abolishing the filibuster for American democracy.
With the 2020 U.S. presidential election approaching, Michael Moore critiques the Republican Party's tactics to undermine democracy, including voter suppression and legal challenges.
Pregnant women in Alabama's Julia Tutwiler Prison for Women face significant challenges that impact both their lives and the well-being of their newborns.
A 13-year-old girl claims she was gang raped, while the accused men maintain their innocence amid Pakistan's flawed justice system.
Cape Town's city council implements limited access to water, impacting poor communities as activists demand equitable water rights amid a growing crisis.
Thousands of Ukrainian children are taken to Russia during the war, with many misled into believing they are safe while their parents search for them.
A teenager killed 21 people, including 19 children, in Uvalde, Texas, prompting parents to confront fears about safety in schools and daycare centers.
Over 1 million people in Gaza have fled their homes due to continuous bombing, with many now living in makeshift shelters near hospitals.
Elizabeth Perez, a U.S. Marine veteran, fights to reunite with her deported husband, Marcos, highlighting the challenges of the U.S. immigration system.
More than 50% of South Carolina's electorate is typically made up of African American voters, making their support crucial in the upcoming Democratic primary.
Tanya Gers receives a barrage of hateful messages, including threats and anti-Semitic slurs, after neo-Nazis target her family online.
Watch an investigation into a pediatrician accused of sexual abuse on the Reservation.
Jewher and Abduweli expose Uyghur atrocities after fleeing China for the US and Istanbul.
Arkansas is the only state where tenants face criminal charges for late rent payments.
The Bundy family's fight invigorates armed militias and patriot groups in the West.
70% of Tripoli's population lives beneath the poverty line, yet the illegal arms trade flourishes, with weapons available to anyone with enough cash.
In 2015, police reported a notable increase in dissident Republican activity in Northern Ireland, including an attempt to lure officers to a bomb.
In Ghana, local chocolatiers are creating high-quality chocolate from bean to bar, aiming to reclaim cocoa production and highlight the country's role in the industry.
A Brexit party rally draws a crowd expressing strong opinions about the European Union, with many attendees frustrated by politicians and negotiations.
Ongoing negotiations between the US and Iran amid a fragile ceasefire reveal deep mistrust and the significant influence of external actors like Pakistan and Israel.
In New Delhi, the youth-led Cockroach Movement demands the resignation of the education minister, posing a significant challenge to India's government amid rising tensions.
