Today we look at examine racial justice and the presidential election through the lenses of truth, and reconciliation -- how we got here and where we go now.

We asked voters around the country how they're planning to vote this year, and whether they trust the system to count their votes.

The Justice Department is trying to withhold funds from certain "Democrat-run cities" by designating them "anarchist jurisdictions." So, what's with the anarchy in the U.S.?

The Supreme Court is always an issue in presidential elections. But the death of Ruth Bader Ginsburg just weeks away from election day has changed the stakes and the political landscape.

Trump is touting his international chops, and his ability to broker peace in troubled areas of the world. So what's the substance of his Middle East peace plan?

Latino and Latina voters are a crucial demographic for the Biden campaign. But is he doing enough to bring them into the conversation?

In the police reform debate, the question of holding officers accountable is a key issue. But the way things are, prosecutors often work in conjunction with the police.

Maria Hinojosa talks about how some of our national conversations about gender, immigration, sexual violence have intersected with her own life.

Amid the COVID-19 crisis, Trump has resumed a schedule of indoor rallies. Biden won't send volunteers door-to-door. So what do the campaigns' ground games look like in this election?