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Senate Democrats are working to convince Republicans to support voting rights legislation that is scheduled for a vote on Tuesday.  Known as the "For The People Act," it passed the House in March mostly along party lines, but it is not expected to pass in the Senate.

The legislation would expand early voting, relax voter ID requirements, and allow for voter registration on election day

As schools return from summer break, many classrooms are finding themselves in the middle of a culture war waging throughout the nation. As Republican-governed states such as Florida and Texas pass new laws prohibiting select books and topics of discussion from schools, educators are navigating new legal waters with trepidation and uncertainty.

At the forefront of new education

New York City’s struggle to grapple with an influx of migrants is spawning commentary and criticism over immigration policy, media coverage, and more.

“Scapegoats”: A writer in Mother Jones (Left bias) described the Roosevelt Hotel, NYC’s main asylum intake center, as “nothing like the imagery of an ‘invasion’ or ‘national emergency’ evoked by politicians and the anti-migrant protests

President Trump has called on Supreme Court Justices Sonia Sotomayor and Ruth Bader Ginsburg to recuse themselves from cases involving him or his administration.

Trump's comment came after Sotomayor criticized conservative justices for consistently ruling in favor of the president. Ginsburg had previously called Trump a "faker" during the 2016 election.