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As the U.S. marks 5 years since the deadly white nationalist rally in Charlottesville, Virginia, President Biden met with a group of historians to talk through his approach to crises facing his presidency. The group raised alarms about threats to democracy both at home and abroad — and went as far as to compare those threats to the pre-Civil War era. Barbara Walter, author of “How Civil Wars Start: And How to Stop Them,” joins the show to weigh in.

A leading political scientist suggests America may be on the brink of insurgency. Here’s what’s at stake.

Barbara F. Walter told The Washington Post that the US is exhibiting the two most common predictive behaviors of countries at risk of civil war.

The Moore Prize for Human Rights Writing honors fiction and nonfiction with a longlist of titles you may not know.

It was once said that “Idaho is too great for hate,” but hate now seems to be the state’s brand, writes guest columnist Marc Johnson.

Leaders must do more than take to social media to condemn leaders of White supremacist groups like the Patriot Front rally in Coeur d'Alene, writes columnist Marc C. Johnson.

While Roe is grabbing headlines, the far right is marching forward with a plan to remake America. California is everything it hopes to destroy.

While Roe is grabbing headlines, the far right is marching forward with a plan to remake America. California is everything it hopes to destroy.

From pageturning thrillers and comic novels to an antidote to doomscrolling – our pick of the best new fiction and nonfiction. Plus 10 brilliant paperbacks, and 10 great reads for children and teens

While a new book on civil war provides insights on avoidance, nonviolent resistance offers another, unexplored path.