MPR News Presents

“Politics with Amy Walter” explores the divide in America.

Part two of the documentary series "Washington Goes To The Moon," called "Trials and Fire." It looks at the fire on board Apollo 1 that killed three astronauts and nearly derailed the space program. 

This program looks at the battle to keep the Apollo space program funded and on deadline. 

How does the National Archives know what it's entitled to keep, or know that it even exists? Who will know what's been deleted or lost? Or is fake? The archivist of the United States speaks about the importance of an open government.

Intelligence Squared debate on the relationship between the US and Europe.

A new generation of Democrats is battling for the soul of their party.

Fatima Goss Graves speaks at the Aspen Ideas Festival about women's rights, power and opportunity.

Has the president been cleared, and it's time to move on? What did the report really say? The Aspen Ideas Festival hosted a panel discussion about the implications of the Mueller report.

An Aspen Ideas Festival panel, "Can the Center Hold?" featuring former Sens. Heidi Heitkamp and Bob Corker.

Journalist and author John Judis says nationalism doesn't start with political ideology, it starts with psychology and sentiment. And he says a sense of national identity is important to sustain a democracy.