Dr. Melissa Harris-Perry

Although cyber attacks from Russia have been low-level in the conflict so far, there is rising concern that Russian-backed hackers could disrupt key infrastructure in Ukraine.

The independent feature documentary, “Writing with Fire,” shows how the only newspaper run entirely by women in India is challenging systems of tradition, class, and power.

The impacts of war on zoo animals and the animals left behind in Ukraine during the Russian invasion.

COVID-19 has changed so many things, including how we think about death and dying.

The National Butterfly Center sits on the U.S.-Mexico border and closed indefinitely in February due to fears of harassment from far-right conspiracy theorists and anti-immigrant groups.

A new CDC report shows that pregnancy related deaths for mothers rose in the first year of the pandemic. Black women continue to be disproportionately affected. 

World leaders, including President Biden, have accused Russian President Vladimir Putin of violating international law with his invasion of Ukraine

Two million people have fled Ukraine since Russia invaded two weeks ago. 

Can there ever be true justice if most cases never make it to trial and instead are subject to plea bargaining?

Collier Meyerson, host of "Love Thy Neighbor" podcast discusses living in Crown Heights and the Crown Heights Riot of 1991.

Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has highlighted how global dependency on fossil fuels and nuclear energy can create significant geopolitical issues in times of conflict.

We look at bipolar disorder, the stigmatizing language used to describe Kanye West, or Ye, and more.

The Women's National Basketball Association has fined the NY liberty organization $500,000 dollars for chartering flights for their team last season.

We heard from immunocompromised listeners.

Women's soccers reaches $24 million equal pay settlement, far below the $66 million ask but historic, but a big step in the right direction for women's soccer and women's sports.

We speak with a former U.S. Ambassador to Ukraine about what actions the U.S. and NATO should take to aid Ukraine and how the rest of the world can respond to Putin’s nuclear threats.

Many Russian Americans and Russian immigrants living in the U.S. stand in solidarity with Ukraine, and against Putin’s aggression.

The majority of refugees are women and children; meanwhile, Ukrainian men have been stopped from crossing the border in order to be made available for military conscription.

A conversation with Kristine Berzina, head of the geopolitics team for the German Marshall Fund of the United States, about concerns at home during the Ukraine invasion.

We’re ramping up this midterm election year with the first primary election of the season in Texas, and we check in with how Democrats fared in the Lone Star State.