Menachem Rosensaft and Adam Scott Bellos debate "Will America turn on its Jews?" ...
Celebrate the 50th anniversary of the magazine’s founding and its distinguished record of independent journalism, and honor an impressive roster of trailblazers in journalism and democracy. ...
A roundtable discussion about the state of our democracy and how the weaponization of antisemitism, the breakdown of the Black-Jewish coalition and the new Christian nationalist movement are dividing our country by race and religion. ...
Judy Woodruff talks about the deep divisions found in the United States today discusses the state of journalism. ...
A wide-open conversation with Rabbi David Saperstein about religious freedom, church-state law and Jewish law in the United States and world today. ...
Leading a growing movement of Israelis and Palestinians advocating for justice, peace and equality, Aziz Abu Sarah and Maoz Inon have become global advocates for dialogue and cross-cultural understanding ...
Nina Totenberg, NPR Legal Affairs Correspondent unpacks rulings ranging from the limits of presidential authority and the separation of church and state to the environment and LGBTQ rights, providing insight into what happened behind the scenes and what it all means for the future. ...
Judge Tatel discusses the Supreme Court, his personal journey and why it took him so long to accept and eventually embrace the impact that being blind has had on his life and career. ...
A conversation about Senator Joe Lieberman’s life and political career, his resolve to find ways to work with others across the aisle, and what the future of democracy can look like if we find ways to come together, no matter our differences. ...
Middle East analyst Aaron David Miller discusses President Donald Trump’s pronouncement that the United States should “take over” the Gaza Strip; the state of negotiations in Qatar to extend the ceasefire and release the remaining hostages; threats still posed from Iran; and updates on Syria, Lebanon and Saudi Arabia. ...
Hungarian-born author and journalist Kati Marton will discuss the enduring appeal of the strongman-style leadership and the dangers it entails. ...
Join us for a post-election conversation on the state of American democracy and its array of checks and balances, with E.J. Dionne, syndicated columnist for the Washington Post and Moment contributor Robert Siegel, former NPR host of All Things Considered. ...