It has been three years since one of the darkest days in the history of American democracy. Michael Fanone was one of the police officers caught in the middle of Donald Trump’s effort to overturn the results of the election, inspiring supporters to sack the capitol and stop the count. Fanone was with the Metropolitan Police Department when he was attacked. He has spent the years since warning about the dangers of misinformation and the importance of sober leadership, including in his book “Hold The Line,” and testifying against January 6 participants.
A majority of New Yorkers say the war in Ukraine will lead to long-term economic problems and say the resulting inflation is having a...
A potential rematch between President Biden and Donald Trump is tied among likely voters. That’s according to a Siena College Research Institute poll conducted...
Longtime NPR Music contributors Ann Powers and Alison Fensterstock stop by to discuss the new book “How Women Made Music: A Revolutionary History From...