Kate Rabinowitz

The coronavirus pandemic will change how millions of Americans vote in November, as states expand access to vote-by-mail as a safer alternative to voting in person.

Democrats have gained nine ‘trifectas’ since 2016

The House’s impeachment inquiry into President Trump has sought testimony and documents from dozens of witnesses.

More students attend schools with children of different races than ever before, but segregation persists in urban districts.

More candidates are chasing small-dollar donors — and these donors are playing the field

See how each agency’s discretionary funding would be affected by Trump’s proposal.

The 55 miles of new barriers authorized under the new government spending bill will be built in the easternmost section of the border, the Rio Grande Valley Sector. But there are some caveats.

Trump’s consistently rallied for a wall, but his wall has taken on different heights, lengths, costs and materials over time.

See how much the stock market has gained or lost if you invested at various points in the last two decades.

The new director will probably continue gutting the agency, but with their new majority in the House, Democrats have a way to push back.

After years of losses, Democrats are hoping for a wave of wins across state legislatures this fall.

California’s Mendocino Complex Fire has become the largest California wildfire in recorded history.