T.J. Raphael

A new film called "The Stanford Prison Experiment" looks at the now-legendary psychology study, which looked at the behavior of prisoners and guards in a simulated prison. 

With the knowledge that Atticus Finch is racist in Harper Lee's new book, "Go Set a Watchman," we asked listeners their thoughts on the new book. 

A secret underground network, which includes informants living within ISIS territory, is helping to rescue hundreds of Yazidi women and girls from captivity.

Liz Alderman, chief European business correspondent for our partner The New York Times, has the details.

The Retro Report documentary team explains how a government siege in Waco, Texas became a rallying cry for anarchists and extreme libertarians.

Every day, 50 parole boards across the country, often made up of fewer than ten people, determine the fate of the tens of thousands of prison inmates eligible to be released on parole.

"Tangerine" is a thoroughly 21st century twist on the timeless friends-on-a-quest storyline. 

The governor of Wisconsin, Scott Walker, is the last of the anticipated Republican candidates to announce his run for the presidency. 

With the documentary "Amy" out in theaters, Movie Date Podcast co-host Rafer Guzman shares his own memories of being one of the first American reporters to cover Amy Winehouse.

The renewed debate over the Confederate flag's place in modern America has made one Confederate soldier's great-grandson think hard about what he might say to his ancestors.

Coordinated assaults by terrorists affiliated with the self-proclaimed Islamic State have torn through Egypt's Sinai Peninsula.

In a match during the Women's World Cup on Tuesday, Team USA defeated Germany 2-0, a victory that moves them onto the finals. It was a game played with a breathtaking defense.

Many cities have promoted bicycling for commuters and visitors. At the same time, the rise of e-commerce has sent more trucks into city streets, with dangerous consequences for cyclists.

The United Nations says there are roughly 60 million refugees and displaced persons worldwide—more than any other time in recorded history. 

The Illinois state budget expired at midnight on July 1, 2015. If the governor and the legislature refuse to make a deal, the state will face a government shutdown.

Peter Charitopoulos moved to the U.S. from Greece with his family in 2011 after austerity measures made it impossible to find work in Greece.

Today, New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie has announced that he's running for the Republican nomination for president of the United States.

The online graduation rate for University of Phoenix stands at just 7.3 percent, but the for-profit school has made more than $1 billion from veterans in the last five years.

As economist Daniel Altman sees things, no short-term solution is going to fix the crisis in Greece—and he counts bailouts among those short-term solutions.