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Peter Beinart (The Atlantic, Haaretz, CUNY) and Daniel Kurtzer (Princeton University, Pathways to Peace)

Glenn Loury and Laurence Kotlikoff discuss the FDA’s coronavirus testing strategy.

Aryeh Cohen-Wade speaks with historian Katrina Gulliver about the fate of toppled statues.

Bill Scher and Matt Lewis discuss what picking Kamala Harris as VP means for the future of the Democratic Party.

Robert Wright and Heather Hurlburt discuss.

Daniel Kaufman and David Ottlinger apply a philosophical lens to the question.

Glenn Loury and educator Michele Kerr discuss sending students back to school this fall.

Robert Wright and Mickey Kaus discuss Trump’s campaign against the Chinese video app.

Bill Scher and Matt Lewis discuss the place of the filibuster in American democracy.

Aryeh Cohen-Wade and theater critic and director Isaac Butler compare the filmed version of the musical with the stage version.

Emma Ashford of the Cato Institute, who identifies with the realist school of foreign policy thought, discusses Russia’s 2014 intervention in Ukraine.

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