We speak with Dr. Kimberly Marten, professor of political science at Barnard College and faculty member at Columbia University about the developments in the Russia-Ukraine conflict.

A new law allowing roughly 800,000 noncitizens to vote in local elections went into effect in New York City. Some Democrats and immigration advocates don't see it as a win.

How have his achievements -- and failures -- measured up for voters? 

Many news organizations have failed to communicate how much our democracy is under threat right now.

Regulators got a major win against Facebook monopolization in court...but what does it mean? 

Judges have been historically resistant to most kinds of reforms, according to a new report from the Square One Project at Columbia University.

Since McGirt v. Oklahoma was decided, state officials have remained intent on overturning the ruling, rather than collaborating with the state's tribes on criminal justice.

We speak with Associate Professor of Social Psychology Matt Baldwin about the many benefits that come from playing the word game Wordle.

Did Biden's handling of Omicron make things worse?