Surveilling ICE; a historian forced to flee; and true-crime’s impact on real life

A conversation from The New Yorker Radio Hour on the state of the two-state solution. 

The “Dual State;” and a new media empire.

A journalist writing from prison upends the typical 'true crime' narrative.

Jamelle Bouie doesn’t mince words; lessons from Casablanca.

Brooke speaks with a popstar-turned-politician fighting for democratic rights in Uganda. 

The war on terror and drugs combines; and the canonization of Charlie Kirk.    

Brooke speaks with Joseph and Shirley Wershba about working at CBS news when Edward R. Murrow stood up to McCarthyism.

A “radicalization engine”; and librarians under siege.