French voters prepare for first round of presidential elections amid surge in right-wing nationalism Turkey referendum results test country’s polarized political system Brazilian public workers push back against unelected government’s austerity plans Lakota immersion...
U.S. drops “mother of all bombs” – Trump says he gave “his” military “total authorization” Human rights activists push for ISIS to face UN war crimes tribunal 60,000 immigrants held at Colorado facility sue...
President Donald Trump sent 59 cruise missiles into Syria Thursday night, bypassing congressional approval for acts of war. Nell Abram has more. Download Audio President Donald Trump made his first foray into a war...
House Intelligence Committee Chair Devin Nunes has temporarily stepped down from leading the body’s probe into Russian interference in the 2016 presidential election. The California congressman has become the focus of another investigation – this...
Senate Select Intelligence Committee begins public hearings on probe of Russian interference in U.S. elections Trump signs executive order to roll back Clean Power Plan, return focus to coal Proposed federal budget cuts could...
FSRN reporter Filip Warwick had an unexpectedly close encounter with an authoritarian clampdown on civil society in Belarus over the weekend. He was in the capitol, Minsk, taking advantage of a recent easing of...
Friday witnessed an intense spate of political wrangling ahead of a planned House vote on the Trump-backed healthcare bill. Nell Abram has more. Download Audio After a contentious week culminated by a chaotic day...
A newspaper reporter in Chihuahua, Mexico was killed this morning, becoming the second journalist murdered in Mexico this week. Shannon Young reports. Download Audio Veteran journalist Miroslava Breach was shot eight times in front...
Download MP3 UK Arrests for UN Spying Judges to the International Criminal Court were sworn in today in the Hague with the notable absence being the United States. The court has jurisdiction in the...
A bill before the Arkansas legislature seeks to ban any material by or about historian Howard Zinn from public or state-supported school coursework. Zinn is best known for “A People’s History of the United...
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