Veteran national security and foreign affairs reporter James Kitfield on President Biden's trip to Europe and next steps for the Western allies in countering Russia's invasion of Ukraine.

Journalist Julia Ioffe on what Russians understand about what's happening in Ukraine, and the impact waging war is having on Russia and its people.

Journalist Julia Ioffe on what Russians understand about what's happening in Ukraine, and the impact waging war is having on Russia and its people.

In 2017 New York Times columnist Frank Bruni lost sight in one eye -- and was at risk of losing it in the other. In his new memoir, "The Beauty of Dusk," he tells the story of confronting his own vulnerability and what it taught him about the limitations we all eventually encounter.

In 2017 New York Times columnist Frank Bruni lost sight in one eye -- and was at risk of losing it in the other. In his new memoir, "The Beauty of Dusk," he tells the story of confronting his own vulnerability and what it taught him about the limitations we all eventually encounter.

The war in Ukraine enters its second week. Diane talks to Washington Post national security reporter Shane Harris about Putin's next move and what more the West can do to counter Russian aggression.

The war in Ukraine enters its second week. Diane talks to Washington Post national security reporter Shane Harris about Putin's next move and what more the West can do to counter Russian aggression.

Joy Harjo is the first Native American to hold the post of U.S. Poet Laureate. And just the second to serve a third term. She talks to Diane about how she became a "Poet Warrior," and supporting the voices of other Native poets.

Joy Harjo is the first Native American to hold the post of U.S. Poet Laureate. And just the second to serve a third term. She talks to Diane about how she became a "Poet Warrior," and supporting the voices of other Native poets.

The events of January 6th left some Americans wondering if widespread political violence could occur in the United States. It's a question Stephen Marche explores in his new book, "The Next Civil War: Dispatches from the American Future."