This week on The Listening Post we look at the Pentagon pundits scandal exposed in the New York Times.
Plus, the media watchdog sites that started off by assessing the news and have now become part of the media scenery themselves.
A shop selling used books in New York City has turned to an unconventional group of individuals to help find rare collectibles: the homeless.
The Strand Bookstore pays the homeless handsomely for their troubles. Owner Fred Bass tells Al Jazeera how this section of society has been instrumental to the success of his business.
Today on Riz Khan Street Talk we talk about the upcoming elections in Pakistan, see how the euro is being used in New York and look at some political cartoons from around the world.
On Riz Khan Street Talk we look at a New York exhibit showcasing graffiti artist Banksy’s work, a monkey who’s taken in a little kitten, and a newlywed couple that’s spiced up their first dance.
Riz speaks to a political scientist who uses maths to predict political events.