Trent and Caitlin chatted with Hunter CG of RoteRote Media and Democrats Abroad, looking at the GOP's latest assault on voting rights, the SAVE America Act. This act has passed the House of Representatives and will be addressed by the Senate in the next couple of days. They
The shift in Bruce Springsteen's attitude towards Trump reflects a broader phenomenon.
Free and democratic society is not possible when the kings of oil and gas can threaten our stability, pollute our information systems, and poison our politics.
A new censorship infrastructure is being built right out in public.
Elon Musk's destruction of USAID has faded from public consciousness in America, despite leaving death and destruction in its wake.
Trump stands out in the GOP not for his racism, but his vision of emancipatory irresponsibility.
Samantha Hancox-Li and guest Ryan C. Smith, author and economic historian, discuss the possibility of publicly-owned electric utilities in America. Smith argues that there is a strong case for public power. Electricity distribution is a "natural monopoly," and existing private companies—like Pacific Gas and Electric—are often
Still left out of the joke, even now.
Caitlin and Trent talk with journalist Amanda Moore about her work tracking the DHS "surges" all over the United States, her efforts to get close to former commander at large Gregory Bovino, and her experience trying to form conclusions about the broader patterns of immigration forces' violence
The SAVE Act would make it harder for married women in particular to vote, and that is just one part of the MAGA right's misogynist project.
The Trump administration cares more about clicks and content than human life.
Trent and Caitlin boogie with a friend of the program, journalist Jonathan M. Katz of The Racket. They talk Super Bowl, Bad Bunny, the TPUSA halftime safe space show, and immigration detention. Half the Answer can be heard on Spotify, on Apple, on YouTube, on Amazon, and elsewhere via its
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