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This organization tracks white supremacy across the U.S. Here's why that data is crucial in combating hate and extremism.

How did coffee shop workers become the vanguard of the labor movement? We spoke to the workers who organized the first unionized coffeeshop in Massachusetts. This is the story behind the Boston coffeeshop union revolution.

When a catastrophic fire in Matanzas threatened Cuba’s fuel supply, other countries rushed to help. The U.S. offered Cuba ... a phone call.

Renowned Indian British novelist Salman Rushdie is in critical condition and faces a long road to recovery after he survived an assassination attempt Friday morning. We feature Rushdie in his own words, a 2004 speech on freedom of expression at a  PEN America event. "Will we become our enemy or not? Will we become repressive as our enemy is repressive? Will we become intolerant as our enemy is intolerant, or will we not?" Transcript.

Donald Trump is bracing for possible indictment. Ari Melber reports on the precedent for indicting a president, drawing on historical comparisons to Bill Clinton and Richard Nixon, as well as foreign states. 

Jordan Klepper goes to a Wisconsin Trump rally to discuss all the big midterm issues, like the economy, overturning Roe v. Wade, and which candidates and conspiracies the MAGA crowd is most excited about. #DailyShow #Comedy

The pack is back. From creators Sterlin Harjo and Taika Waititi, an all-new season of FX’s Reservation Dogs premieres 8/3. Only on Hulu.

Our underwater forests are largely unobserved, but now they are vanishing. To understand why, scientists dive underwater and look down from space--and their research reveals a complex system at risk of collapse.

We answered a viewer’s question about the decline of unionization.

Not as easy as you might wish. #dailyshow #comedy