Dr. Melissa Harris-Perry

We're looking at legalized marijuana in New Jersey and New York and when licensed dispensaries will be allowed to sell marijuana to consumers in each state. 

As Cannabis becomes legal and the marijuana industry takes shape, are the laws equitable for all?

We're talking about equity and decriminalization within the cannabis industry.

What does it take to enter the cannabis industry?

On Bicycle Day, we talk about the growing movement in the United States to decriminalize and legalize psychedelic substances, and also use these substances for psychedelic-aided therapy.

In late March, New York City Mayor Eric Adams’s administration began carrying out highly publicized sweeps of homeless encampments.

Youth Poet Isabella Ramirez shares her poem, "The Assimilation, American Dream" for national poetry month.

Rising home prices and rents have led to concerns about housing affordability. We look at how this is playing out in Atlanta.

Last week President Biden used the word "genocide" to characterize Russia's actions in Ukraine. But do Russia's atrocities in Ukraine rise to the legal definition of genocide?

We host a politics roundtable talking about the lead up to midterm elections this November and the ongoing “culture war” between Republicans and Democrats. 

A poll conducted by ABC News in January found that only 20% of Americans feel confident in our country’s elections. We look to the state of Georgia for answers as to why.

The Biden administration is ending Title 42, a Trump-era rule used to expel migrants, but some Democrats have partnered with Republicans to try to keep Title 42 in place.

Recent guidance from the Department of Justice reiterates that people who are recovering from opioid use disorder are protected under the Americans with Disabilities Act.

The U.S. is approaching 1 million lives lost from COVID-19 and the Biden Administration just extended the public health emergency designation. We break down the latest COVID-19 news.

We're opening the mic to young poets during the month of April for National Poetry Month.

No employer—not even a Senate-confirmed judge—should be able to exert unchecked power over their employees' lives, careers, & reputations. 

September 27, 2021, A New York jury found R&B singer R. Kelly guilty on all 9 counts against him which included racketeering and sex trafficking charges.

Civil liberties advocates have raised concerns about geofence warrants because they collect police data for anyone whose phone was in a given area during a specific timeframe.

A conversation about the financial risks of investing in cryptocurrency.

Gordon Plaza was built as an opportunity for New Orleans’ emerging Black middle class, but that dream quickly dissolved into a nightmare when residents discovered their land was toxic.