Will Missouri Republicans openly defy their own state Supreme Court to enforce a gerrymandered congressional map ahead of the November election?

Thom Hartmann breaks down the surging economic and geopolitical fallout from current policies:

Are today's ultra-wealthy repeating the darkest lessons of history?

Thom Hartmann breaks down official government data showing how voter suppression in key swing states may have fundamentally altered the 2024 election outcome.

Thom dives into the direct impact of Trump’s foreign policy on your wallet, starting with how escalating tensions in Iran have driven diesel prices to an all-time high.

Thom Hartmann exposes how the American media has spent decades normalizing republican voter suppression by framing long lines at polling places as "voter enthusiasm."

Thom talks with national security analyst and author Joseph Cirincione about how this past week marked the beginning of the seventh-month-long war Donald Trump began on a whim, waged incoherently, and lost decisively.

More than 17,000 cases of the gastrointestinal parasitic infection cyclosporiasis have been recorded across the country, marking a significant increase compared to past years.

Thom talks with American filmmaker and founder of Brave New Films, Robert Greenwald, about the transformation of CBS News and what has happened to 60 Minutes since Bari Weiss and Ellisons took over...

While the Supreme Court did not immediately dismiss Trump's effort to use the USPS to make states jump through hoops for mail-in voting, it’s not clear that effort will come to pass for the midterms in November. The first mail-in ballots will be sent to voters in North Carolina in early September. Each state has different rules and policies for mail-in ballots (and their elections in general).

The United Nations has issued a chilling warning: El Niño is "supersizing," and the planet is entering uncharted waters.

Thom Hartmann explores the alarming resurgence of misogyny in the Republican party, juxtaposing the legacy of Gloria Steinem with modern calls to strip women of their agency and even the right to vote.

Thom talks with veteran war correspondent, Phil Ittner, about how Russian forces are relentlessly battering Kyiv, leaving some supermarket shelves bare after repeated strikes on warehouses as Ukraine reels from attacks with jet-powered drones.

President Donald Trump railed against Medicare for All during an Oval Office event on Tuesday, falsely claiming the proposal would be prohibitively expensive and ineffective despite new research confirming it would save lives and cost significantly less than the corporate-dominated status quo.

An ICE whistleblower has come forward with a chilling report on how the agency has gutted its hiring standards. In this episode of the Commonwealth Report, we break down the reckless practices at Immigration and Customs Enforcement, where recruits were allegedly sent into the field with guns before basic background checks were even completed. We also dive into the Pentagon's quiet extension of the Iran war, Howard Lutnick's family profiting from tariff chaos, and the "science fiction" claims coming from Trump's Agriculture Secretary.