Malcolm Nance joins Stephanie Miller to break down Donald Trump’s bold claim on how he plans to deport 11 million immigrants currently living in the U.S. Nance explores the logistical and political challenges behind such an ambitious goal, questioning how it could realistically be carried out on such a massive scale.
Nashville, Tennessee’s Mayor Freddie O’Connell has recently introduced new measures that aim to balance the protection of free speech while also addressing what some call the city’s “Nazi problem.”
Donald Trump at Arlington National Cemetery, a place where our nation’s heroes rest after sacrificing their lives for our freedoms—yet respect seems to be missing.
The attack on our right to read continues as Amanda Jones, a Louisiana librarian, faces threats, harassment, and an ongoing battle to protect access to knowledge.
Malcolm Nance joins Stephanie Miller to discuss the recent altercation between Donald Trump’s campaign staff and an Arlington National Cemetery official on Monday.
This Week In White Supremacy 1HOOD dishes comedic commentary and insightful analysis behind the chaotic throat game leading up to the 2024 Presidential Debates between Kamala Harris and Donald Trump.
This action came after the DNC denied their request to allow a Palestinian American to speak onstage while granting time to the family members of an Israeli American hostage.
This segment reflects on key developments and individuals making waves in LGBTQ issues across the globe. It opens with a tribute to TV legend Phil Donahue, a steadfast ally on LGBTQ and AIDS issues.
According to PBS, Trump has reportedly been in discussions with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to block a ceasefire agreement, concerned that it could boost Vice President Kamala Harris’s chances of winning the election in November.
Donald Trump’s choice of vice president seems to be backfiring as J.D. Vance continues to express his views on childless individuals and the “back to the past” vision he aims to implement if they win the 2024 presidential election.
