Thom talks with journalist and political strategist, Christopher Armitage, about what really makes someone a conservative?...

President Donald Trump enacted his “fake news” ban at the White House after White House aide Natalie Harp showed a clip to him of MS Now bashing the administration, according to reports.

A new watchdog investigation reveals that over $33.5 million in dark money flowed into Consovoy McCarthy, a boutique law firm stacked with former clerks of Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas.

Thom Hartmann breaks down the major stories shaping the nation:

Donald Trump announced a new security agreement regarding Greenland and Denmark, but experts point out a 1951 Cold War treaty already granted the US military access.

-- Did Ayn Rand Plant the Ideological Seed That Trumpism Is Harvesting Today?

In this deep-dive analysis, Thom Hartmann uncovers the disturbing ideological origins driving Donald Trump’s cabinet appointments and the modern Republican agenda.

The Department of Justice is escalating pressure on Kentucky's Republican secretary of state, warning that he is "currently under investigation" for refusing to hand over sensitive voter registration data — one of dozens of states that received similar threatening letters earlier this month.

President Donald Trump said he would withhold disaster relief funding from North Carolina if voters do not elect Republican Senate nominee Michael Whatley in the midterms — only to add he was "kidding."

Trump promised $5,000 for every adult, providing Republicans control both houses.

Texas Attorney General and GOP U.S. Senate nominee Ken Paxton was accused of lunging at an American tourist and attempting to take his phone after the man filmed the Republican walking with his alleged mistress in London...

Cuba is suffering through a man-made economic and humanitarian catastrophe, caused in significant part by deliberate policy choices of the United States...

Thom talks with U.S. Representative from Wisconsin's 2nd Congressional District, Mark Pocan, about how Jon Ossoff is doing something on the campaign trail that basically no one else in his party seems able to pull off: elegantly and comprehensively skewering the Trump administration, while earning some Republican support.

Thom talks with investigative journalist and author, Greg Palast, about how Trump’s Executive Order 14399 requires Americans to “show me your citizenship papers” to vote, but we can fight this Nazi-fication of our elections.

A landmark polar study reveals that Greenland and Antarctica have lost over 11 trillion metric tons of ice since the 1970s—enough to cover the entire continental United States under five feet of ice and drive major global sea-level rise.