A majority minority births now in the USA. We’ll ask what that means.

The threat from Greece to Europe and the world economy. Your economy.

Roger Williams, and the history that set the table.

JP Morgan loses it. Europe wobbles. Facebook fever. Our weekly news roundtable goes behind the headlines.

We go back to the deadly intrigues in the court of Henry VIII with celebrated “Wolf Hall” author, Hilary Mantel.

Caps, gowns, and a still tough economy. We’ll talk with the Class of 2012 about jobs, strategies, and how the real world looks from Graduation Day.

Comedian Lizz Winstead, co-creator of “The Daily Show” is with us, on the truth in humor.

Democrats charge Republicans with being prisoners of special interests. A young conservative turns that charge around.

A breast-feeding three-year-old – and mom – on the cover of Time Magazine. We’ll talk with the guru of “attachment parenting.”

Two billion dollars lost in a flash by JP Morgan. Is this an argument for the Volcker rule – cracking down on speculative bets by the banks?

From tennis to soccer to the NBA, the surprising history of why we play ball.

A former Bain Capital man and Romney supporter says income inequality shows our economy is working.

Nobel laureate Toni Morrison joins us to talk race, war, redemption and her new book, “Home.”

President Obama backs gay marriage. Big elections shake Europe. A double-agent and Al Qaeda. Our weekly news roundtable goes behind on the headlines.

Conservative pundit Bay Buchanan. She’s rallying for Romney and talking life as a single mother.

President Obama declares support for same-sex marriage. We’ll look at the politics of gay marriage.

The CIA says it’s stopped an al-Qaida plot to blow up a U.S.-bound airliner. We’ll go deep on how they spotted the plot and the bomb threat now.

Language and politics. We’ll look at the power of rhetoric from Aristotle to Barack Obama and Mitt Romney.

France and Greece vote out austerity. We’ll look at what their elections mean for Europe’s debt crisis and the world.

“Homicide by Hazing” at Florida A and M. What’s going on?

The world’s largest social network readies its IPO. Do you want in?

On a crowded planet, it may get strange. We’ll dig in.

The U.S. gives up China’s barefoot lawyer. President Obama in Afghanistan. “Occupy” is back. Our weekly news roundtable goes behind the headlines.

Twenty-five years ago a college student lost five of her closest friends in a freak accident. We’ll look at what it means to lose someone when you’re young.

John Edwards on trial, accused of using nearly a million dollars in campaign funds to hide an affair. Is he a cad or a criminal? Should he be facing up to 30 years in jail?

Painter Edvard Munch’s iconic masterpiece “The Scream” is up for auction. We’ll look at how that image— “The Scream” — has seared itself into our culture.

We look at the business of law in trouble and the crumbling of the venerable New York firm Dewey and LeBoeuf.

Former Bush speechwriter David Frum on the GOP today and his tough new novel “Patriots.”

Blind Chinese activist Chen Guangcheng makes a daring escape. We’ll examine his fate and impact on U.S.-China relations.