Moderator: Natalie Yahr
Panelists: M Adams, Matthew Braunginn & Douglas McLeod
Madison and the nation are seeing some of the most intensive protests since the 1960s, centered this time around racial disparities and policing in particular. Two longtime Madison activists and a university researcher discuss the role of protests in changing policy and culture and look at what is likely to happen this time.
Our own government deployed more than 3,000 ICE and CBP officers in the Twin Cities, targeting Somali and southeast Asian communities. The assault on the major metropolitan area led to three people being shot, two fatall
U.S. Sen. Chris Van Hollen of Maryland made international headlines in April 2025, when he flew to El Salvador to seek the release of a wrongly deported constituent by the Trump administration. Since then, the senator ha
U.S. Rep. Ro Khanna of California joined in 2025 with Republican colleague Thomas Massie of Kentucky to lead the fight to force the release of the Epstein files, in what was broadly seen as the most significant congressi