Sunday, September 27 - 7:00 PM Public Radio International
On Saturday, President Trump nominated 7th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals Judge Amy Coney Barrett to fill Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg's seat. If confirmed, conservative Judge... [Read More]
Friday, September 25 - 4:46 PM Public Radio International
The U.S. has observed a week of mourning Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg's death, in addition to partisan warfare regarding her replacement. Senate Republicans have decided... [Read More]
Friday, September 25 - 4:38 PM Public Radio International
School communities are divided as they try and reopen amid the coronavirus. As part of our series on the pandemic, The World's Elana Gordon moderated... [Read More]
Friday, September 25 - 3:30 PM Public Radio International
The president's refusal to defend a core democratic concept brought swift rebukes, with a chorus of voices saying that this does not happen in America.... [Read More]
Friday, September 25 - 2:30 PM Public Radio International
Though the presidential contenders disagree on many issues, perhaps none is as stark as their fundamental divergence on the issue of global warming and how... [Read More]
Friday, September 25 - 10:00 AM Public Radio International
In October, the Royal Festival Hall will feature 21 classical composers of color in its first season after Britain's first post-lockdown season. [Read More]
Thursday, September 24 - 6:33 PM Public Radio International
Thursday's announcement that the police officers involved in the March killing of Breonna Taylor would not face homicide charges is yet another low for activists... [Read More]
Thursday, September 24 - 5:15 PM Public Radio International
In 2017, President Donald Trump announced he was pulling the US out of the Paris agreement, calling the deal "draconian." But Democratic presidential nominee Joe... [Read More]
Thursday, September 24 - 4:46 PM Public Radio International
Protests Erupt Around the Country After Grand Jury Announcement on Breonna Taylor Case Protests erupted around the country last night in reaction to the long-awaited... [Read More]
Thursday, September 24 - 4:30 PM Public Radio International
Judy Schwartz, author of "The Reindeer Chronicles," has spent years spotting the good news on global warming and the environment. She talked to The World's host Marco Werman... [Read More]
Thursday, September 24 - 3:30 PM Public Radio International
Many in Belarus and across Europe say the Aug. 9 presidential election was rigged and that Svetlana Tikhanovskaya is the true president. [Read More]
Thursday, September 24 - 2:45 PM Public Radio International
The logbook, recently discovered in a California closet, now has a new home at Georgetown University where it is being preserved by scholars and digitized. [Read More]
Thursday, September 24 - 11:45 AM Public Radio International
The Supreme Court doesn't have to be so polarized. Many European countries make judicial appointments in a term-limited, intentionally depoliticized way to promote consensus. [Read More]
Thursday, September 24 - 10:30 AM Public Radio International
Global eyes are on renewed racial justice protests in the US, with demonstrations again erupting in several cities around the country in response to Wednesday's... [Read More]
Wednesday, September 23 - 7:00 PM Public Radio International
After nearly 20 years of violence and war, representatives from the Afghan government are meeting with Taliban officials, including two women who are sitting across the... [Read More]
Wednesday, September 23 - 5:00 PM Public Radio International
For the first time in two decades, members of the Afghan negotiating team are officially meeting with the Taliban to work out a peace agreement.... [Read More]
Wednesday, September 23 - 4:30 PM Public Radio International
Willy Monteiro Duarte is being remembered as a hero who was brutally attacked without cause. [Read More]
Wednesday, September 23 - 4:15 PM Public Radio International
Izcan Ordaz, an 18-year-old college freshman, expected to move to campus at the University of Texas at Austin last month. Instead, he's taking classes virtually... [Read More]
Wednesday, September 23 - 3:24 PM Public Radio International
Court System Backlogs Leave Foster Families in the Lurch Although virtual hearings were often substituted, family courts are administered at the local level, meaning responses... [Read More]
Wednesday, September 23 - 3:00 PM Public Radio International
Banishing enemies, fraudulent polls and politically motivated poisonings are all too familiar for Vladimir Kara-Murza, vice president of the Free Russia Foundation, who spoke to The... [Read More]
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