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Been another point in american history where democracy was as threatened as it potentially is now? >> the civil war. >> yeah. >> beyond the civil war, no. certainly nobody's living memory. not mixon or roosevelt or mccarthyism. democracy never has been under threat in this way. and we do not consider ourselves particular alarmistists and now we are convinced there is a serious chance the republican party tries to steal the 2024 election. i think republicans learned there are levers they can pull to throw out ballots of rival strongholds based on false allegations of fraud or based on

Facing american democracy today is what is happening in u.s. states and republican-led states. you know, one of the points of our book was democracies don't die at the hands of general anymore and military coups. democracies die at the ballot box and i think the biggest threat we face in 2022, if the republicans retake the house, which they very well might, you could very well imagine a 2024 election. no matter who the candidate is, that state legislatures across the country will throw the election to the house of representatives. and you have to remember, will a trumpified -- if the democrat ...

Lakewood Cemetery: The Haven in the Heart of the City Construction of Lakewood’s Memorial Chapel was completed in 1910. Photo by Ryan Patchin 150 years of history spread over 250 acres of pristine lakes-area real estate; Lakewood Cemetery is the haven in the heart of the city. Beyond memorial and burial services, Lakewood Cemetery serves as an unassuming host to some of the most incredible art and architecture in our state (and beyond). Lakewood is a surprisingly versatile space, playing host to weddings, themed tours, birdwatching events—and of course a serene space for remembering love...

Share 'They didn't know anything about it apart from the basics that there are people who take the wool off.'  Australia's wool industry began in the 1820s and boomed right through to the 1960s, remaining one of the country's most profitable sectors throughout the great depression, two World Wars and recurring drought. Leith Alexander took about 20,000 photos while travelling across farms and sheep stations in Western Australian to revealing the everyday life of the 'invisible industry' A historic photo from the Library of Victoria taken in the 1800s shows what Australian sheep shearers use...

Anita Rani hosts a new series where people track down those who helped them out in some desperate situations.