Democrats in Washington are divided again. Will Democrats let party infighting destroy their own, and President Biden's, ambitious goals? Rep. Henry Cuellar, Lisa DesJardins, Rep. Ayanna Pressley, Jack Beatty and Molly Ball join Meghna Chakrabarti.

Steven Salaita was a rising star in the field of American Indian studies.

In the fall of 2012, he applied for a job at the University of Illinois. Then, he lost everything.

“I had taken to Twitter and other forms of social media to condemn Israel’s bombardment of the Gaza Strip in Palestine," Salaita remembers.

"And suddenly, I got an email out of the blue informing me that the job offer had been pulled."

Today, On Point: Academic freedom on American campuses. Keith Whittington joins Meghna Chakrabarti.

College enrollment may be an indicator of a growing economic and social crisis among American men. We hear from researchers who say American democracy depends on doing something about it. Christopher Goins, David Autor and Ronald Levant join Meghna Chakrabarti.

If you use Slack at work, Zoom for school or binge watch Netflix at home, guess what? You’re also using Amazon. Amazon Web Services currently controls 30% of the cloud computing market. The fourth installment in our series The Prime Effect goes inside AWS, one of the biggest parts of Amazon you may have never heard of. Tim Bray and Michael Cusumano join Meghna Chakrabarti.

Like everything with Amazon, its marketplace is big. Small businesses like Steve Chou’s Bumblebee Linens can soar. But is the marketplace also destroying main street brick and mortar stores? In the third episode of our Amazon series, a look at the peaks and pits of Amazon's marketplace for retail. James Thomson and Stacy Mitchell join Meghna Chakrabarti.

Who is Jeff Bezos? In the second part of our series Amazon: The Prime Effect, we learn about the man who built Amazon and the innovation he brings to everything. Brad Stone joins Meghna Chakrabarti.

It’s not just a retailer. So what is Amazon? Hear part one in our series on how Amazon is changing the way we shop, work and live. Brad Stone and Stacy Mitchell join Meghna Chakrabarti.

Our eight-part series The Prime Effect explores the myriad ways Amazon is changing the way we shop, work and live.

Coming up in the On Point podcast feed, you'll find Part I -- IV of The Prime Effect. We hope you enjoy.

Oregon students used to have to pass a basic skills test in order to graduate from high school. This summer, the state dropped the requirement. How do we know when a high school student is ready to graduate? Betsy Hammond and Michael Dembrow join Meghna Chakrabarti.

Americans jump through too many hoops, travel too far, and pay too much for their prescription drugs.

Can America's broken prescription drug system be fixed? Jonathan Cohn, Jack Beatty, Rep. Scott Peters and Rep. Jan Schakowsky join Meghna Chakrabarti.