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Media Roundtable: The root causes of Bolsonaro supporters' violent attack on Brazil's capital - Vimarsana News

Media Roundtable: The root causes of Bolsonaro supporters' violent attack on Brazil's capital

We discuss the attack on government buildings in Brasília by radical far-right groups supporting former President Jair Bolsonaro.

Source: kalw.org
Media Roundtable: How are the media covering the Republican Party's political & economic agenda? - Vimarsana News

Media Roundtable: How are the media covering the Republican Party's political & economic agenda?

We discuss coverage of the new Congress and the Republican Party's far-right faction’s efforts to block Kevin McCarthy from becoming the next Speaker of the House.

Source: kalw.org
Media Roundtable: January 6 panel recommends DOJ prosecute Trump - Vimarsana News

Media Roundtable: January 6 panel recommends DOJ prosecute Trump

We discuss the final report by the House committee investigating the January 6 attack on the Capitol.

Source: kalw.org
Media Roundtable: The legacy of deadly night raids by CIA-backed Zero Units in Afghanistan - Vimarsana News

Media Roundtable: The legacy of deadly night raids by CIA-backed Zero Units in Afghanistan

Investigative journalist Lynzy Billing discusses her ProPublica investigation, which details the fatal activities and nightly raids by secretive, CIA-backed Afghan Zero Units special forces in Afghanistan.

Source: kalw.org
Media Roundtable: How decades of tax cuts for the rich fuel income and wealth inequality - Vimarsana News

Media Roundtable: How decades of tax cuts for the rich fuel income and wealth inequality

Cutting taxes for the rich over the past 40-plus years has had a huge impact, leaving less money for public programs that benefit millions of Americans while enriching a tiny percentage of the population, reports James Steele. As average people struggle, the wealthy and big businesses benefit.

Source: kalw.org