Kai gets on the call with historian Arash Azizi to discuss the path to a ceasefire deal in the Middle East for the current administration and the road ahead for the next one.

Choreographer Bill T. Jones is preparing to bring his powerful work “Still/Here,” based on stories of people with terminal illnesses, back to the stage for the first time in 30 years.

What if the next insurrection is led by radicalized active duty troops? A new documentary called “War Game” uses role-playing to explore how U.S. government officials might prepare.

What we know about each political party’s economic policies. 

Seven swing states will be decisive in the 2024 election. Kai gets “On the Call” to ask a pollster how voters in those states feel about the economy, safety and presidential leadership.

The Vice President came of age inside collegiate institutions that have shaped Black, middle-class culture for generations. She says they imprinted deeply upon her as well. 

Journalist Aymann Ismail gets “On the Call” with Kai to share his reporting on “uncommitted” Democrats pushing Harris for an arms embargo on Israel — and awkward exchanges from the RNC.

From “Hotties for Harris" to “American Bad Ass,” this year’s presidential election has quite a soundtrack. We add everything in between to this year’s NFA Summer Playlist.

Commentator Anand Giridharadas gets “On the Call” with Kai to argue that the Harris-Walz campaign has fundamentally changed the way Democrats do politics — and for the better.