Democrats boycotted a Senate Judiciary Committee vote to move Amy Coney Barrett's SCOTUS nomination for a full floor vote. So how are Democrats thinking about the future of the court?

New rules mean that at Thursday's presidential debate, there won't be as much interrupting as the first one. So what should we expect?

Trump's DOJ is fighting in court to end affirmative action in college admissions. So what's behind the argument that this policy meant to address racial bias is, in fact, racist?

The two candidates have different ideas of what law and order means. In terms of handling protests, police reform, white supremacy & white collar crime, where do Trump and Biden stand?

It's a pretty atypical election year, which means that things won't look like they usually do when you cast your ballot. But how can we spot voter suppression this pandemic election?

With Election Day less than a month away, the Senate began hearings into Trump's nominee, Amy Coney Barrett. On the line: Roe v. Wade, LGBTQ+ rights, the Affordable Care Act, and more.

There's no shortage of voices clamoring to be heard on the issue of policing. So what needs to be done? How much reform is the right amount?

In a pluralistic society, can we honor people from our history who some consider a hero, and others consider a genocidal monster?

The Nobel Peace Prize was awarded to a UN agency dedicated to ending world hunger. But is the award worth the hype?