Tonight front page newcomer Hannah Meyers, director of policing and public safety at the Manhattan Institute and a former NYPD intelligence analyst joins Kimberly Peeler-Allen – visiting practitioner at The Center for American Women and Politics at Rutgers University and senior adviser to attorney general Letitia James’s reelection campaign and ...

Tonight, New York City council member and part of the LGBTQ caucus, Chi Ossé joins us to discuss NYC Mayor Adams campaign against Florida's "Don't Say Gay" law.

Tonight, New York City council member and part of the LGBTQ caucus, Chi Ossé joins us to discuss NYC Mayor Adams campaign against Florida's "Don't Say Gay" law. Also, outspoken author, activist, and founder of “The Moral Courage Project” at USC, Irshad Manj, offers perspective on labels, gender roles, and ...

Executive Director for The Nature Conservancy in New York, Bill Ulfelder shares the lifestyle tips and changes you can make right now to protect the planet.

Executive Director for The Nature Conservancy in New York, Bill Ulfelder shares the lifestyle tips and changes you can make right now to protect the planet. Also, Jerome Foster II is the youngest White House Advisor ever. Tonight he joins us to talk about the impact of climate change on ...

Dr. Andy Shih, the Chief Science Officer for Autism Speaks joins us tonight to break down what autism looks like and share what Autism Speaks is doing to raise awareness. Also, Bruce Shapiro, executive director of the Dart Center for Journalism and Trauma at Columbia University joins us to discuss ...

According to Dr. Andy Shih, the Chief Science Officer for Autism Speaks, there is nothing about autism that should prevent those who have it from living full, successful, and happy lives so long as society adapts to become a bit more inclusive. He joins us tonight to break down what ...

Our panel of experts- J.C. Polanco of CUNY BMCC, Na'ilah Amaru, a Dcmocratic political strategist and former executive director of the New York City Council Black, Latino and Asian Caucus and Alyssa Katz, Deputy Director of "The City," the nonprofit news website covering New York.

Tonight, as part of our Chasing The Dream initiative, Frontline and the New Yorker writer/historian Jelani Cobb, take a look at policing in America, race and how the move to restore safety in high crime neighborhoods may disproportionately target underserved communities.

Tonight, Shana Pinnock, a journalist with lived suicide experience as she had attempted to take her life, Dionne C. Monsanto, a mental health advocate who is a suicide loss survivor who lost her daughter and Dr. Michael Lindsey, the executive director of the McSilver Institute for Poverty Policy and Research ...