Julian Barnes

Panelists discuss Biden’s campaign-style rhetoric that targets MAGA Republicans. Plus, how might democracy be affected by social media and the death of Mikhail Gorbachev?

New York-based artist Sharon Sprung shares her process of painting former first lady Michelle Obama’s official White House portrait.

The U.S.

Panelists discuss the FBI search of Trump’s home, how Democrats secured Sen. Manchin’s vote for the Inflation Reduction Act, and whether that legislation will relieve economic pains.

Critics of Biden’s student loan forgiveness plan say it’s unfair to people who already paid off their debts, and that it could add to already surging inflation.

Fifty-two years ago, the Chicano Moratorium sought to underscore the costs of the Vietnam War among Latinos.

How will the CDC change to prevent future public health crises? And how is the U.S. addressing monkeypox outbreaks and vaccine availability?

Workers at the Buena Park Medieval Times want to unionize. They’re part of a growing labor movement sweeping smaller workplaces and unexpected industries.

Columbia Law School professor Kathryn Judge talks to Robert Scheer about the exploitation of monster behemoth retail companies revealed in her new book “Direct.”