The latest updates from Friday and Saturday's protests outside COP26, the U.N. climate summit in Glasgow, Scotland; A report from Global Witness finds hundreds of fossil fuel lobbyists allowed to attend COP26.

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Civil rights attorney Ben Crump on the trial of Kyle Rittenhouse in Wisconsin and the three men being tried in Georgia for killing Ahmaud Arbery; Youth activists take to the streets of Glasgow, outside the COP26 U.N. climate summit, to demand world leaders do more to avert a climate catastrophe.

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The former president of the Maldives, Mohamed Nasheed, on how rising seas threaten low-lying islands; A lawyer who helped write the 2015 Paris Agreement says the world is running out of time; Leaders pledge more funds to help small countries adapt to the climate crisis.

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The Nation's John Nichols on elections in Virginia and elsewhere; Updates from the U.N. climate summit in Glasgow, Scotland; Puerto Ricans continue to suffer regular power outages, four years after Hurricane Maria devastated the island's power grid; Youth climate activists plan a march and rally in Glasgow to demand more action from global leaders.

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Latest updates from COP26, including 350.org's Bill McKibben, Indigenous environmental campaigner Tom Goldtooth and Samoan climate justice activist Brianna Fruean; The Supreme Court hears arguments against the near-total ban on abortions in Texas.

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As the U.N. Climate Change Conference known as COP26 kicks off in Glasgow, Scotland, we speak with climate experts and activists; A Guantánamo Bay detainee describes his torture at CIA black sites for the first time in court, prompting military jurors to call his treatment a "stain on the moral fiber of America."

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Democrats remain divided over two major bills promising trillions in new spending on infrastructure, climate and the social safety net; A human rights network along the U.S.-Mexico border raises alarm over Border Patrol "shadow units" that help agents evade accountability; Toni Morrison's acclaimed novel "Beloved" becomes a flashpoint in the Virginia gubernatorial race.

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Historian Tariq Ali on Julian Assange's extradition hearings in London and his new book on 40 years of foreign interference in Afghanistan; A new analysis finds wealthy countries received over 16 times more COVID-19 vaccines than poorer countries.

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A federal civil trial begins in Charlottesville, seeking to hold organizers of the 2017 "Unite the Right" rally responsible for the deadly violence; New York City taxi drivers go on hunger strike demanding debt relief; Climate activists push President Joe Biden to keep climate measures in the Build Back Better package; Human rights lawyer Steven Donziger reports to jail, the latest turn in his decade-long fight against the oil giant Chevron.

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Researchers demand more regulation and consumer protection for the misinformation and harm spread by Facebook; Global leaders and Sudanese protesters reject Sudan's military coup; A Hollywood prop master on how unsafe conditions and a crew walkout factored into Alec Baldwin fatally shooting cinematographer Halyna Hutchins.

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