We asked one of the nation's most influential legal scholars for his insight into the current Supreme Court bench, and some of the other constitutional issues facing this country.

Just because there's one particular threat -- COVID-19 -- that's holding our attention in the U.S., it doesn't mean it's the only global threat we need to keep our eye on.

On MLK Day, we wanted to look at how Dr. King's legacy of civil rights, and particularly voting rights, has evolved since his efforts toward equality.

The leader of the white supremacist militia the Oath Keepers has been charged with sedition. What does that tell us about what Jan. 6 could have looked like if they succeeded?

The president has thrown his support behind a Senate rule change that would allow Democrats to pass voting rights reforms by ending the filibuster.

As Biden urges Senate rule changes to secure voting rights reforms, a conversation about the intersection of voting rights and civil rights.

There are some confounding stats coming out about COVID hospitalizations amid the omicron surge.

The Senate could vote soon on a key voting rights bill ahead of the 2022 midterms. What changes are proposed, and what could the political impacts be?

It's been a year since the Jan. 6 insurrection. What does it mean that thusfar, the Justice Department has focused on rioters, and not those who incited them?