German police arrest suspect in case of apparent climate extremism

Three doctors’ harrowing journey through Gaza

How nations weaponize the energy trade during times of war

The humanitarian catastrophe the world continues to overlook

EU bans an anesthetic with a large impact on the climate

Cuba’s private businesses navigate a narrow opening

Ugandan opposition leader Bobi Wine speaks from hiding after ‘rigged’ election

Is the Turkish president turning the lights out on democracy?

How Hungary’s higher education overhaul became a model for US conservatives

Some immigrant families fear filing for financial aid

WhatsApp identifies dozens of users hacked by Paragon spyware company

Colorado law students gain ‘powerful’ lessons providing free legal services to immigrants

A patent waiver ‘strikes the right balance’ between commercial interests and public health, says South Africa WTO rep

RBG’s early days in Sweden shaped her fight for women’s equality

Hong Kong national security law to take effect; Iran sentences journalist to death; Koalas could be extinct by 2050 in New South Wales

Laws are chipping away at democracy around the world

Thailand approves medical pot in small step away from US-backed drug war

Supreme Court polarization is not inevitable — just look at Europe

There are about 600,000 children in Mexico who were born in the US but struggle to claim citizenship

What reporters couldn’t see when they toured a Texas shelter for child migrants

Inter-Korean Peace Through The Eyes of a North Korean Defector

Special Guest: Scott Turow

Aha Moment: Perry Mason vs. “The Paper Chase”

Throwing Away the Key on ICE Detentions

Growing trend of using predictive algorithms in courtrooms and human services offices raises concerns over their current lack of transparency

The Top Risks Facing the World in 2018

America: The Most Dangerous Wealthy Nation for Kids

How Harvey Weinstein used nondisclosure agreements to silence his accusers

ICE agents are increasingly playing the roles of both police and judge

Commentary: Americans should demand reforms that ensure government serves the people

With Nicaragua’s signature, US and Syria are the last holdouts from the Paris climate agreement

The Supreme Court is considering whether immigrants detained for more than six months should have a chance at bail

Connecting Disaster Survivors With Radio Waves

Why Americans Love Their Flag

Florida allows any resident to challenge textbooks — and it has some science supporters concerned

Coming to America: A mistake? Many parents of DACA recipients are wondering.

After a 10-year saga, Tucson teachers are validated when a judge calls state law racist

Trump Takes a Trip, A Foiled Terror Plot, A Teacher’s Warning

FBI Fallout Continues; Minnesota’s Measles Outbreak; Wheelchair Dancing

Gen. Michael Hayden, The American Bison, Anxious Culture Wars

A new law rolls back certain internet privacy measures. How can you shield your browsing data?

Takeouts: Gulf oil spill threatens Democrat’s climate bill, listener responses

Trump’s Mid East Strategy, A Quest for Identity, Beyond Standing Rock

The Gorsuch Gamble, Historic Lies and Leaks, Justice and Juries in America

Trump Looks for a Reset, An Emotional Release, The Music of Resistance

Angry Town Hall Meetings, Sex Offender Rights, Seeking Out the KKK

Executive Angst: Understanding America’s Presidential Power Struggle

What is often called ‘illegal immigration’ isn’t really treated as illegal

Rejecting Peace in Colombia, Trump’s Tax Scandal, Rethinking School Discipline

When a rape isn’t a rape: FBI statistics ignore many cities’ rapes

U.S. foils Iran’s plot against Saudi ambassador

Scientists on trial for not warning about earthquake

Gadhafi’s son accused of war crimes, mass killing in Libya

Jury convicts Blagojevich of corruption

The US has come a long way since its first, highly restrictive naturalization law

While the Supreme Court considers deportation policy, the roots of deportation itself come from a much earlier case

Producer, Director of New O.J. Series on Racial Divisions, Then and Now

Abortion Returns to the Supreme Court

Harper Lee’s Death, Life Imitating Art, A Tech Feud

Apple’s scuffle with the FBI could affect privacy and freedom of speech worldwide