On GPS, Jon Meacham says the paranoia of voters who think the world is rigged against them is "corrosive" and will continue to confront the next president.
What happens in Washington affects the whole world, but perhaps nowhere more so than the Arab world--where Americans are in Syria, Iraq, Libya, and the list goes on. CNN's Becky Anderson reports.
How do polls work, and should people be wary of the results? Fareed asks experts from FiveThirtyEight & New York Times' Upshot about today's polling models.
The 2016 presidential campaign will be fodder for historians for years to come. Fareed asks top historians if there's ever been an election like this one.
As election day approaches, an expert panelist looks back at the campaign -- from the vitriol to the media. Is this is the new normal for American politics?
On GPS, Zbigniew Brzezinski breaks down the biggest national security issues that the next president will face, from war in Syria to the rise of China.
In the final days of election, Fareed reflects on American democracy and whether one candidate, or even one vote, could shake the foundation of the Republic.
