More than half a billion people watched astronauts walk on the moon. Why do so many people today believe the footage was fake? Plus, a visit to Atlanta with artist Fahamu Pecou. 

The leader of the progressive wing of House Democrats tells David Remnick what she saw at the border and her view of the 2020 Presidential race. Plus, Carly Rae Jepsen performs live.

The director on adapting a 1960 classic to the 2019 Broadway stage. And the former Poet Laureate on bringing poems to the public. 

The New Yorker’s television critic demands respect for her medium, and a Mexican writer goes to the Southwest to try to understand the vigilante mindset.

Victims of human trafficking are facing greater hurdles under the Trump Administration.  Plus, a look at what’s happening in a very tense moment between Iran and the U.S.

The celebrated historian and biographer talks about himself for a change; and Sue Halpern considers whether Big Tech’s honeymoon with Washington is over.

Masha Gessen on the sweeping changes for L.G.B.T.Q. people that have taken place since the 1969 Stonewall uprising. Can the movement advance in the face of political backlash?

The director discusses her new film about five youths convicted and exonerated of an infamous crime; and critic Emily Nussbaum, explains a “deluge” of #MeToo plots on television.

The debate on making reparations for slavery is as old as the Republic. Will the nation finally face up to its history?