Associate Editor Wajahat Ali interviews journalist Steve Kinzer, author of the best-selling book All the Shah’s Men, on America’s creeping military response to Iran.

Associate Editor Wajahat Ali sits down for a rare interview with US Congressman Keith Ellison, who speaks about the challenges and opportunities of being the first Muslim elected to Congress.

Four years after its release, the 9-11 Commission report still leaves some unanswered questions. We speak with New York Times investigative journalist Phillip Shenon, whose latest book finds flaws with the report.

So what do a billion Muslims around the world really think? Georgetown professor John Esposito analyzed the data from a wide spectrum of Muslims from over 35 countries to find the answer.

Associate editor Wajahat Ali speaks to Pulitzer Prize-winning investigative journalist Steve Coll on the recent Pakistan elections, the future for President Musharraf, and life in the Northwest Frontier Province.

Correspondent Wajahat Ali manages to speak to Pakistani opposition politician Imran Khan on Monday’s parliamentary elections, the first in a post-Benazir Bhutto age.

Correspondent Wajahat Ali speaks with Stephen Walt and John Mearsheimer, authors of the book “The Israel Lobby and U.S. Foreign Policy,” about how their groundbreaking book and ideas have been received.

Imam Zaid Shakir might seem like a rock star, but he is one of America’s most influential Muslim scholars. He speaks to us at length about politics, extremism, and an emerging Muslim American identity.

The New Yorker’s Seymour Hersh is a busy man. But he has some convincing opinions about Iraq, Iran, and the “Re-direction.” Correspondent Wajahat Ali tracks Hersh down, corners him, and drags out an interview.