Listen now | On Tuesday, GOP voters in Florida's 7th Congressional District have a chance to send a legit badass to Congress. They should take it.

The appeal of the Bush-era martyr and cuckold complex in politics.

My question, "Do You Know What Time It Is?" has become a catch-phrase in American politics. Get shirts, tank tops and other merch from the store now.

Knowing what the end product of a journalist’s effort will look like can guide how to deal with him or her–and how to leverage that insight into a communications victory (or even a strategic draw).

The living legend of Brazilian music turns 80 alongside Paul McCartney. Two career-spanning Spotify playlists included.

Listen now | Catching up with the author of his forthcoming tenth book, "We'll Be Back: The Fall and Rise of America."

Watch now (11 min) | Talking to Carl Benjamin about how conservatives are always looking for someone on the Left to validate them or their views—and how it needs to stop.

The DOJ seems irreparably corrupt and politicized. But the extent to which he’s been protected—and the reasons why—can provide some lessons.

A celebration of the most joyous and addictive musical manifesto of all time.

As a Qatari agent of influence, it's difficult to be more obvious than former CENTCOM Commander and Brookings President Gen. John Allen.

Speech at CPAC Budapest about Hungary's insistence on its own particularity. Plus: Two early '80s Djavan records that somehow sound both dated and absolutely genius.

Two early '80s Djavan records that somehow sound both dated and absolutely genius.

Even as the US touts its efforts to punish Moscow with harsh economic sanctions, it might be time for a reevaluation. Plus: Two of Jorge Ben's early 70s absolute must-hear classics.

Two of Jorge Ben's early 70s absolute must-hear classics.

Listen now | The Plus: John Coltrane's "Sheets of Sound" Lullaby.

Western oligarchs funded an ecosystem of influence in order to pull Ukraine into Europe, setting it on a collision course with Russia. Plus: Epic shredding from McLaughlin, DiMeola and DeLucia.

Epic flamenco-inspired shredding from McLaughlin, DiMeola and DeLucia.

Listen now | Plus: Elvin Jones steals the spotlight on McCoy Tyner's classic "Passion Dance."

As “whiteness” becomes code for “evil,” many Jews are understandably—but misguidedly—fleeing the label. Plus: Wayne Shorter's killer Blue Note album, "The Soothsayer."

The greatest living jazz composer's classic work remained in the vaults until 1979.