Dr. Melissa Harris-Perry

A look at why Cuba's state media echoes Russian propaganda, while Cuba's people have not publicly supported the invasion. 

In his new book, “Crossing Borders: The Reconciliation of a Nation of Immigrants,” Noorani uses the stories of people and families fleeing their homes in different parts of the world.

Just last week, the Taliban announced that girls’ high schools will be closed indefinitely, meaning that female students above the sixth grade will not be able to attend school. 

A rising food crisis in the poorest nation in the Western Hemisphere is threatening nearly half the population with what the United Nations describes as severe hunger. 

On Monday, the Florida Governor signed the Parental Rights in Education bill, dubbed the “Don’t Say Gay” bill by opponents, into law. We look at how it will affect teachers and students.

According to recent reporting by Vox, many of the closures are happening in rural areas or in predominantly Black and Latino neighborhoods.

According to some estimates, millions of people in the U.S. could still be suffering from long Covid related symptoms, including brain fog, extreme exhaustion, and irregular heartbeat.

A lack of student housing has aggravated town-gown tensions in the city of Berkeley, California, where a group of local residents have sued the University of California, Berkeley.

In a physical confrontation on Sunday at the 94th Academy Awards, Will Smith slapped presenter Chris Rock after he made an insensitive joke about Jada Pinkett Smith's hairstyle. 

The American Association of University Professors has traced an uptick in the targeted harassment of faculty, often those accused of having bias or teaching “controversial” topics.

Ukrainian officials announced that roughly 300 people were killed in a Russian airstrike on a theater where more than one thousand civilians were sheltering earlier this month.

Award-winning broadcast journalist and tv talk show host Tamron Hall on life, work and advice for young journalists.

A conversation with District Attorney of Durham County Satana Deberry as part of our Women Leading Locally series.

We’re joined by Mayor Maria Rivera of Central Falls, Rhode Island. She is the first Latina to serve as Mayor in the state, and the first woman to serve as Mayor in the city. 

We’re joined by New Jersey Senate Majority Leader Teresa Ruiz, the first Latina to hold that position.

How powerful is Speaker Nancy Pelosi?

For our ongoing series Black.Queer.Rising, we speak with the 17-year-old nonbinary DJ, music producer, and electronic musician Moore Kismet.

Since the start of Senate confirmation hearings, one of the most pernicious lines of attack from Republican senators has been on Judge Jackson's sentencing with child pornography cases.

A conversation with the doctor who inspired the Disney character Doc McStuffins, Dr. Myiesha Taylor.

We're asking why clerking is so important in a law career and addressing the issue of representation and diversity among clerks for prestigious judicial seats.