Amelia Pang on the Human Cost of America’s Addiction to Cheap Goods
The investigative journalist joins Robert Scheer to discuss the story of a Chinese prisoner at the heart of her gripping new book, “Made in China.”
The investigative journalist joins Robert Scheer to discuss the story of a Chinese prisoner at the heart of her gripping new book, “Made in China.”
The epic battle by Steve Donziger to get Chevron to pay a $9.5 billion judgment he won in 2011 for its “mass industrial poisoning” of Indigenous Amazonian tribes in Ecuador…
The Common Sense Media founder is taking on Mark Zuckerberg and other tech barons and he wants to empower the rest of us to do the same.
Generations of US soldiers have been funnelled through unwinnable wars. Some come home with an urgent new perspective to share.
The former L.A. Times cartoonist thought he was protected by freedom of the press until his own newspaper came after him for a blog post about LAPD abuses.
The co-directors' film, which documents the uprising in Ferguson, say they made the film for black people who have lived through similar experiences.
The banking expert explains why Congress’ stimulus bill has been a boon for Wall Street and not the small businesses that need it most.
Economist Ellen Brown sheds light on the intricacies of an economic system that is being unmasked by the government’s pandemic response.
Some investigative reports reveal such extreme levels of greed, immorality and abuse that they can seem inconceivable. Such is the case of the bombshell series by the Center for Investigative…
The 2008 housing meltdown that effectively busted the American dream of homeownership has morphed into a new heist based on corporate rental empires with all the same culprits. The answer…
Robert Scheer speaks with Tariq Ali, renowned British journalist and co-editor of the recent collection of essays, “In Defense of Julian Assange.”
Intelligence expert William Binney discusses the revelation that a widely used encryption service has been in government hands for decades.
Combat veteran Maj. Danny Sjursen reflects on the moral impact America’s longest war has had on its own people.
“The Report,” a new film by director Scott Z. Burns, whose work includes "the Bourne Ultimatum" and, more recently, “The Laundromat,” brings to life this dark chapter of recent American…
Although the extent of our lawless detention program in Guantanamo Bay is something most of us know little about, it defines us all.