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Schools might not be the super-spreading locations of COVID-19 that we once feared. How can we measure the risk of sending our kids back to school?

The term isn't new. And neither is the confusion. Journalist Paola Ramos joins us to give the term more context.

A video of Harlem ballet dancers performing on the streets of New York went viral recently. But behind the artistry is a complicated story about gatekeepers who have long kept ballet mostly rich and white and how the pandemic has devastated the live performing arts industry.

Exurbs traditionally lean Republican in their vote choice. Is that still the case in 2020?

How did they take up their causes? And how do they stay motivated?

Elections officials are gearing up for what could be a difficult period.

France imposes new COVID-related curfews. Thailand protests against its government.

Amy Coney Barrett sits for her confirmation hearing. The Midwest feels the strain of COVID-19.

Armed militias say they're preparing to turn up in force at the polls next month. What happens if they do? And how do we stop them?

The census can end on Oct. 15, according to The Supreme Court. Ending it early risks an undercount, according to experts and advocate. So what now?