Alexandra Miller
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Hakeem Jeffries To Become Youngest, 1st Black Congressional Leader
Jeffries, 52, is set to become the new leader of Democrats in the House of Representatives as Speaker Nancy Pelosi steps down. → Read More
Republicans Separating Themselves From Trump Following Midterms
The criticism this week was directed at Donald Trump, as Republicans grapple with an underwhelming performance in the midterms. → Read More
Why The Winners Of The Midterm Election Might Not Be Known Tuesday
Though Election Day is Tuesday, it might take some time to actually have race results because of different state voting rules. → Read More
Florida Candidates Hoping To Win Over Hispanic Voters In Midterms
As midterms get underway, Florida candidates are hoping to sway Hispanic voters at the polls. → Read More
Election '22: What Matters: Election Integrity On The Ballot (VIDEO)
Republican candidates in Arizona have embraced fraud claims and cast doubt on election results. → Read More
Steve Bannon Sentenced To 4 Months For Contempt Of Congress Charges
Steve Bannon, former adviser to then-President Donald Trump, defied a subpoena from the Jan. 6 committee investigating the Jan. 6 Capitol attacks. → Read More
Election Denial Becomes a Core Issue in Arizona's 2022 Races (VIDEO)
Arizona is just one state where people are refusing to accept President Biden's victory two years ago. → Read More
Pres. Biden: 'Our Country Hurts' After Hurricane Ian Slams Florida
President Biden visited the headquarters of the Federal Emergency Management Agency, where he was briefed on federal response efforts. → Read More
Holocaust Survivors And Their Descendants Share Generational Trauma
Studies support the idea that the effects of trauma can reverberate down generations through epigenetics. → Read More
Biden: Russia 'Shamelessly Violated' U.N. Charter In Ukraine
President Biden also highlighted consequences of the invasion for the world's food supply, pledging $2.9 billion in global food security aid. → Read More
Voter Priorities Heading Into Midterm Elections
More than half of Americans say they're "more enthusiastic than usual" about voting in November. → Read More
Why NATO Is Expanding
How has NATO evolved, and why is it changing now? The ongoing war in Ukraine has pushed a military pact dating from the 1940s back into the global forefront: the North Atlantic Treaty Organization, or NATO. We asked historian Garrett Martin to walk us through NATO’s expansion over 73 years, starting with WWII. → Read More
Judge Rejects Requests For Delay In Steve Bannon's Trial (VIDEO)
Steve Bannon's contempt of Congress trial will go on as scheduled and will center on his refusal to cooperate with the Jan. 6 committee. → Read More
Demonstrators In New York Are Rallying Against Roe Reversal
The overturn of Roe v. Wade by the Supreme Court now gives the power to each state to decide whether to ban abortion. → Read More
The Supreme Court Just Expanded Gun Rights. Now What?
The Supreme Court held that a New York gun law was a violation of Second Amendment rights. → Read More
Republican Campaign Focus On Guns Has New Implications
Some candidates have shifted targets from policy to groups of people, which can appeal to the base of a political group. → Read More
2022 Midterms: What To Watch In Nevada Primary
Nevada voters head to the polls with some high-profile races for Senate and Governor — each of which has been swept by Democrats in recent years. → Read More
Why We Give To Charity
Today, hundreds of thousands of people donate their time or money to non-profit organizations every year. → Read More
New York Gov. Hochul Signs 10-Point Legislative Package On Gun Reform
The laws raise the age to purchase semiautomatic weapons, ban body armor sales to some, close various loopholes and strengthen red flag laws. → Read More
SCOTUS Set To Rule On A Case Disputing New York’s Strict Gun Laws
Second amendment advocates believe allowing gun owners to carry weapons outside the home will prevent crimes in the city and elsewhere. → Read More