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Featuring conversations with global leaders and decision makers on the issues affecting the world today, Amanpour and Company adds to the long tradition of public affairs programming that has been a hallmark of public media for decades.

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Prof. Jeffrey Winters discusses how oligarchy fused with democracy in America in "The Blind Spot."

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Jill Lepore discusses America's 250th.

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Jesmyn Ward discusses her new book "On Witness and Respair."

Has the U.S. “Already Lost” the War in Iran?

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Robert Kagan discusses America's limited options in the war with Iran.

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“Astronauts in Canoes:” Revisiting the Lewis & Clark Expedition

Craig Fehrman discusses his new book "This Vast Enterprise."

Inside the FBI's Morale Crisis

Inside the FBI's Morale Crisis

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Former FBI agent Jacqueline Maguire on why she thinks upheaval at the Bureau is endangering the U.S.

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The World Cup Is Coming to the U.S. — but at What Cost?

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Jules Boykoff discusses the U.S. political backdrop and how it could effect this year's World Cup.

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