Work in Progress: Nancy Pelosi

Work in Progress: Nancy Pelosi

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Timothy Snyder

What does one of the worlds’ leading historians see when he looks at America right now? Professor Timothy Snyder (one of Sophia’s favorite brains) has spent decades studying how democracies flourish or fall apart. Now he shines a light on the urgent and very-present warning signs ...  Show more

Congresswoman LaMonica McIver

Congresswoman LaMonica McIver could face up to 17 years in federal prison. Why? For doing her job — trying to complete an oversight visit to an ICE detention facility in her district — and a “confrontation” with federal officers during which she repeatedly asked not to be touched ...  Show more

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