We conclude our Covering the Lens series with a look at the U.S. media's coverage of the Middle East conflict.

We continue our series Covering the Lens with one perspective of why stories of dissent are under-reported by mainstream media in the post-9/11 world.

We continue our series Covering the Lens with a look at the media's coverage of the war in Iraq.

We continue our Covering the Lens series on media coverage of international affairs with the founder of the International Reporting Project. 

This week, Worldview presents a week on the media’s reporting of global issues in our Covering the Lens series. Kevin Sites was one of the first solo journalists or “sojos”. We’ll talk with him about his reporting and its implications for the future of international news coverage.

We conclude our series on National Security Whistleblowers and State Secrets. Today, meet a local businessman who's successfully challenged the State Secrets Privilege.

Our National Security Whistleblowers series continues with the story of a former FBI translator who started a coalition of national security employees to fight for better whistle-blower protection.

We continue our National Security Whistleblowers series with the story of Sibel Edmonds, a former FBI translator who says she saw evidence of “criminal activities involving U.S. officials.”

We begin our series on National Security Whistleblowers, State Secrets, and how their treatment affects U.S. foreign policy in the long-term.

Worldview is pre-empted for special programming.

We focus on Afghanistan today. Meet the Chicago Tribune's reporter in Afghanistan and hear how a non-profit is providing agricultural opportunities beyond poppy farming.

Even though we're in the middle of a global food shortage, a billion people are overweight. We’ll spend the hour discussing this paradox in the world food system.

We'll check in on Iraqi refugees in Jordan, talk to Seymour Hersh about covert operations in Iran and meet a Chicagoan who recently returned from Zimbabwe.