Protests from young people all over Russia have caused American papers to take notice. Should America do anything to make Russia's government more democratic?

With another example of shutting down speech on a college campus through peaceful protest, what can be done to find a happy medium between free speech and protest? Can there be one?

Does former FBI Director James Comey’s written opening statement suggest obstruction of justice? What should you expect to hear from Comey today? Justin and Cam are back to discuss these questions and more.

What is the state of the gay community, are there still issues inside the community, and what's next for gay rights? Jack Merridew sits down with Justin T Weller to discuss these questions.

Is the concept of a nation vital to democracy? Can and should we save the democratic process? Justin and Lance discuss these questions and more.

How is the Kabul bombing and Trump's plan for the Paris climate agreement related? They both are part of his foreign policy or lack thereof. What can you expect from Trump on these issues?

What's next for America's president? Can he unify a divided part to accomplish his agenda after several failures and lackluster performances? The State of Us examines the state of Trump.

In the late 20th century American inner cities were rampant with crime, divorce, and drug abuse. Those numbers have since gone down or leveled out, but did we just move the problem instead of solving it?

A program similar to WannaCry may place thousands of computers at risk of being hacked. What should we expect next? Can and should the government protect us?

Today President Trump released his budget proposal. Major cuts for the impoverished and an increase in military spending are part of his plan. How will this affect you?