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On today's show: Charlotte, North Carolina becomes the latest city to become engulfed in racial tension; analyzing the election; a little known piece of Renaissance history. (episode)
Charlotte, North Carolina is the latest American city to find itself at the center of a firestorm after a deadly incident involving police and an African-American man.
From redistricting to voter ID polices, state laws decide who gets to the polls and where they go, something that has a huge influence on the outcome of the national election.
Some Republicans are starting to admit that voter ID laws are nothing more than a political tactic against Democrats.
The Isle of Man is a crown dependency, not technically part of the United Kingdom, but in a political netherworld that the Brexit vote made more nether than world.
Two architects have been chronicling the physical design of all the parliaments within U.N. member states in an attempt to understand how design influences politics.
A compelling new book sheds light on an Italian Renaissance duke who may have been the first man of color in Europe to serve as a head of state.
Tulsa County District Attorney Steve Kunzweiler filed the charge less than a week after officer Betty Shelby shot and killed 40-year-old Terence Crutcher on Sept. 16.