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Hal Eisner is joined by Christina Yang, the general counsel and pro bono director of Asian Americans Advancing Justice in Southern California. She talks about how the Monterey Park community is coping with the impact of this mass shooting.

The Classified documents, submitted to the FBI by a representative of Former US Vice President Mike Pence, had been “accidentally” held at his residence since he left office in 2021.

The billions paid out to pensioner households each winter are failing to tackle rising levels of fuel poverty, writes Andrew Warren

The US role in Ukraine has slowly escalated since the beginning of the war almost a year ago, raising the question of how far Washington is willing to go.

After the California lunar New Year massacre, when a gunman killed 10 and wounded 10 others, a Congressman said mass shooting are “a uniquely American experience.”

The pressure is on for companies to transition to greener practices. Firms need a stable policy environment to make the necessary investments, writes Viridor's Tim Rotheray

Iran should not “overestimate” the EU’s decisions for the imposition of a new round of sanctions as nothing has changed, says a political analyst.

With no diplomatic solution to the deadly conflict in sight, the situation has been exacerbated by the fracture among western countries on how to assist Kiev militarily.

Hal discusses the 100th anniversary of the Rockhaven Sanitarium, and the effort to preserve the facility and turn it into a park and museum.

The US effectively fought a war in Afghanistan for twenty years, with a budget of over 2.1 trillion dollars, just to replace the Taliban with the Taliban.