Thom talks with journalist and political strategist, Christopher Armitage, about if the military would interfere with Trump? Would they refuse if he orders something truly unconscionable? Would they choose the Constitution over the commander in chief?...

The Trump administration quietly removed public information meant to help U.S. citizens born and living abroad to vote. The move is part of a sweeping attack by the administration to remove access for Americans living overseas driven by the belief that they are more likely to vote democratic...

The president announced a ban on CNN, MS NOW, and Politico from the White House on Sept. 18, citing "their constant 'reporting' FAKE NEWS!" The three outlets sued, and Trump-appointed Judge Timothy Kelly subsequently issued a 14-day temporary restraining order directing the administration to restore their access. Now, Trump has ominously raised the prospect of jailing reporters over leaks, telling members of the press, "I haven't done that — yet."

Could escalating conflict in the Middle East inadvertently accelerate the global transition to renewable power?

As oil prices fluctuate amidst Middle East turmoil and tensions in the Strait of Hormuz, the hidden vulnerabilities of fossil fuel dependency are back in sharp focus.

Thom talks with veteran war correspondent, Phil Ittner, about how Kyiv has become a frontline city - and winter is on the way. The residents of Ukraine’s capital prepare for power cuts, drones and bitter cold by stocking up on generators, food and ‘dry showers’...

Defense Secretary Hegseth announced major changes to the U.S. military, including an effort to study the future of warfare that will be led in part by SpaceX CEO Elon Musk and former Republican House Speaker Newt Gingrich...

Why did Senate Democrats blocked Speaker Mike Johnson’s "Stop Insider Trading Act," exposing the critical loopholes and partisan poison pills hidden inside the bill?

One million random people are due to receive the latest midterm election bribe, if they are even sent. Your chances? Pretty slim.

Thom talks with investigative reporter and activist, Heidi Siegmund Cuda, about while attention is being diverted to AI’s future kill threat, the Trump regime is already engaging in mass killings...

Thom talks with author and journalist, Greg Palast, about how Ken Paxton stole the senate for Trump, and how he can do it again...

Why are fuel and energy prices rising again, and who is really profiting?

Starting with the Supreme Court's decision to clear the way for Trump to resume third-country deportations—sending migrants to nations they have never set foot in, despite urgent warnings from United Nations human rights monitors.

Thom examines the explosive Senate Judiciary Committee hearing featuring former Special Counsel Jack Smith.

The Trump administration issued updated guidance on the rollout of a new rule that could shape the future of higher education in the United States — leaving critics dismayed about the potential ramifications...