How worried are Americans about their choices in the 2024 vote?
US pollsters weigh in on the economy, Biden’s age and more as the parties plot their strategies for victory in 2024.
US pollsters weigh in on the economy, Biden’s age and more as the parties plot their strategies for victory in 2024.
Al Jazeera English gets to the bottom line on US politics and policies and how they affect the world. A weekly discussion show moderated by @SCClemons.
Jaan Tallinn, one of the co-founders of hit software like Skype and Kazaa, says AI poses an existential risk to humans.
In his book, The Heat Will Kill You First, author Jeff Goodall documents the changes happening as the planet heats up.
Legal problems and Republican challengers are mounting, but former President Donald Trump still dominates.
A former US defence secretary says that it’s time to support Ukraine more strongly and get out of ‘never-never land’.
Despite the ups and downs of the talks between Iran and Western countries, both sides are motivated to reach a deal.
Political scientist John Mearsheimer says the West will support a frozen conflict in Ukraine, but not NATO membership.
For more than 150 years, American voters have been generally offered two choices: Democrat or Republican. Why?
Author Felix Salmon tells us how the pandemic changed our attitudes towards work, relationships, money and the future.
Philosopher and activist Cornel West says Americans need a third option, other than ‘neo-fascism’ and ‘neoliberalism’.
The Special Olympics spearheads a movement for the inclusion of those with intellectual disabilities.