From the Classroom

As the city of Los Angeles prepares to host the 2028 Olympic Games, many activists are arguing that the games will accelerate gentrification, displacement and construction throughout L.A.

How the coronavirus pandemic impacted caregiver loss

When the Taliban took control in Afghanistan this past August, one family made the perilous journey to the U.S.

An afternoon in California’s 22nd Congressional District suggests Republican Rep. David Valadao’s impeachment vote gives him an edge.

With midterms on the horizon, and an unclear future for the Democratic Party, young progressives have not given up hope.

Congressional redistricting shows the strength of the Mormon church ahead of critical midterm elections.

The right to have an abortion has become a hot-button issue in this year’s midterm elections as a Supreme Court draft obtained indicates that Roe v. Wade may soon be overturned.

Republicans and Democrats each use military issues in their campaigns.

Claims the 2020 presidential election was stolen by Democrats has become a “tribal pose” for GOP candidates, one necessary to secure Trump’s endorsement.

As transgender rights become an increasingly polarizing political wedge, transgender public officials and political candidates seek to change the narrative.

Republicans in Georgia are attacking an undefined and largely untaught academic concept in hopes of taking the majority.

Upcoming midterm primaries will test the former president’s hold on the GOP