Al Jazeera English gets to the bottom line on US politics and policies and how they affect the world. A weekly discussion show moderated by @SCClemons.
Almost 800 prisoners passed through its gates since 2002; now 39 remain. Until when?
Americans are rethinking their relationships with employers and work.
A year after the riot at Congress, 30% of Americans still believe the 2020 election was a fraud. Can democracy recover?
The former German chancellor stepped in to lead ‘the West’ as the US started to shrink from the world stage.
Efforts to prevent cultural theft cannot keep up with the illicit multibillion-dollar industry.
With five COVID-19 variants in less than two years, what are the chances for ‘normalcy’ in the year ahead?
The list of books banned from schools and libraries in the US gets longer, with a focus on books dealing with racism.
With democratic norms under attack at home, what are the prospects for Biden’s ‘Summit for Democracy’?
Washington has invited 108 countries to attend the virtual conference this December. Who is in the club, and who is out?
The New York Times exposed new details about a 12-minute bombing campaign by US forces that could be a war crime.
The Republican Party reaps the rewards as Biden’s approval ratings sink and Democrats wallow in internal squabbles.
In the aftermath of George Floyd’s murder, different communities have started to reshape their police forces.
President Biden promised to confront white supremacy but past notions on race persist – and flourish – among Americans.
The late US general was an inspiration for immigrants and Black Americans but his role in the Iraq War did great damage.
