Complex stories after the killing of Charlie Kerk Donald Trump

Just more than a week has passed since the assassination of Charlie Kerk, and in death, as in life, the extreme right -wing podcaster provokes the division. While his supporters are sad, many critics have seized the moment of calling for polarization-a legacy that is now weapons by the extremist right leaders from the capital to Tel Aviv.

Shareholders:
Jeffrey Charlit – Professor, Dartmouth College
Jude Russo – Administrative Editor, American Governor
Kyle Spencer-CEO, pro-democracy information laboratory
Meridith Clark – College of Press and Information

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This week, the United Nations has officially announced what the Palestinians have long been saying: Israel has been committing a genocide in Gaza. In English, Israeli officials are angry at the charge. But in Hebrew, they continue to provide more evidence of the intention of genocide. Ryan Colls reports.

Russia, Ukraine and Trump’s influence

Donald Trump’s second term injecting the inability to predict the War of Russia-Ukraine: KYIV, encourage Moscow and forced media on both sides to restore calibration. Listen publication He hears from a Russian journalist denial and Ukrainian media about how the conflict is framing – and what both sides fear will come after that.

Includes:
Daria Orlova – Associate Professor, Mawla School for Press
Mikhail Fishman – journalist, TV rain