Host Chris Citorik speaks with our Week-In-Review panelists about whether policy or personality will matter more in 2020 as Senator Elizabeth Warren continues to roll out policy proposals like ending the electoral college, breaking up big tech, or [...]

We debate whether policy or personality will matter more in 2020 as Senator Elizabeth Warren continues to roll out policy proposals.

Saturday Night Live's Aidy Bryant is out with a new comedy on Hulu called Shrill. Critics are calling it "the quiet revolution in the portrayal of fat women on television."

A new book explores why the image of 7-year-old Mary Mildred Williams, who was born into slavery, caused such a response among white Abolitionists.

Big developers and speculators are often painted as the villains in the battle over who gets to live in urban America, but author and housing activist Randy Shaw has a different suspect.

Preet Bharara, former U.S. Attorney for the Southern District of New York joins us to discuss his new book, "Doing Justice: A Prosecutor's Thoughts on Crime, Punishment, And The Rule Of Law."

Jenny Shipley once led the National Party and was New Zealand's prime minister from 1997 to 1999.

Host Callum Borchers speaks with Former New Zealand Prime Minister Jenny Shipley, who is in Boston this week, about the attack in New Zealand, the country's gun control reforms, and women in leadership. Plus, we're joined by Preet Bharara. He was [...]

Multiple news outlets are reporting that Patriots owner Robert Kraft has turned down Florida prosecutors' offer to drop charges of soliciting prostitution.

The first round of the NCAA's March Madness starts Thursday, and Boston has a team in the mix: Northeastern University.