For this week’s “Unauthorized Disclosure” podcast, hosts Rania Khalek and Kevin Gosztola discuss the ongoing bloodshed and war in Syria, which is not limited to Aleppo. Khalek and Gosztola also talk about the latest unsettling development with Chelsea Manning, who the U.S. Army punished with two weeks in solitary confinement.

If Jeffrey Golberg is looking to spin these scandals to help Netanyahu and celebrate the status quo in Israel, then he has some difficult work ahead.

On Tuesday, Wells Fargo CEO John Stumpf testified before the Senate Banking Committee regarding the company’s recent fraudulent account scandal.

Hillary Clinton is a tried and true hawk with a foreign policy approach that has more in common with President Bush than President Obama.

Mara Einstein discusses a fundamental shift in advertising—how it is getting harder to tell difference between content and ads.

Hillary Clinton claims FBI Director James Comey said he had no evidence she lied, and that somehow means he is saying she was truthful about her email use.

In an interview with CNN, the spokesman for Al-Nusra/Al-Sham said the “new” group will continue to focus solely on Syria and has no plans to attack the US.

Clinton supporters try to paint her honesty and trustworthiness problem as the result of conservative smears, but the public’s views are well-founded.

Kevin Gosztola speaks to Rania Khalek about the walkout staged by Bernie Sanders delegates after Hillary Clinton won the party’s presidential nomination.

McAuliffe, a longtime friend who served as a character witness for her in a convention speech, told reporters that Clinton actually supported TPP and would do so as president.