Florida Is Voting to Restore Voting Rights to Formerly Incarcerated Americans

A Day in the Life of A Homeless College Student

For a shocking number of students, the college experience means living in your car to avoid massive debt.

Florida Is Voting to Restore Voting Rights to Formerly Incarcerated Americans

Millions of American citizens had their voting rights stripped away for life just because they've committed a crime in the past.

Why the Health Care of Millions Is On the Ballot This November

In 2010, states won the right to expand Medicaid to adults and kids just above the poverty line.

Gerrymandering In North Carolina: Splitting Up Black Students To Win Elections

Republicans split a Black college in half to win elections in this state — but this isn't anything new for the GOP.

Sandy Hook Father Lenny Pozner Talks Alex Jones, Conspiracies

NowThis Reports: Surviving The Journey North

People like Edna and Jose Luis sacrificed their limbs, and almost their lives, to cross the U.S. border.

The Rights of Transgender People in Massachusetts Are in Danger

This historic law protecting the rights and safety of transgender people is in danger of being repealed.

One Year After Charlottesville With Heather Heyer’s Friends and Mother

August 11, 2018 marks 365 days since the white supremacist rally in Charlottesville, Virginia.

Through Our Eyes: Teachers Living on the Brink of Bankruptcy

Being a full-time teacher shouldn’t entail working multiple jobs and relying on food pantries — but in Oklahoma it does.

Amazing Grace: Advocating For Childhood Cancer Research

Grace Bunke was diagnosed with a rapidly spreading bone cancer at 11 years old.

Sentenced at Seventeen: Dontie Mitchell's Story

Dontie Mitchell was a first-time offender for a crime he committed at 17 — but was still sentenced as an adult to 35-70 years in prison.

Rosa Hernández Wants To Get Justice For Daughter Esperancita

Rosa Hernández blames an abortion ban for her daughter’s death“The abortion ban kills women,” she explained.

Parkland: They Rise

After one of the world’s deadliest school shootings, the students of Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida are turning their anger into action and demanding change to prevent future gun violence #MSDStrong

The Life and Death of Shayan Mazroei

On the night of September 7, 2015, 22-year-old Iranian-American Shayan Mazroei was stabbed to death by a known white supremacist gang member.

Three Days With Guns in Las Vegas

The world's largest gun show was held in Las Vegas months after the worst mass shooting in modern U.S. history

Through Our Eyes: Life Under Siege – Inside Eastern Ghouta, Syria

In the Syrian suburb of Eastern Ghouta, a massacre is unfolding.

Un-American Dream: Amer Adi

In the 40 years that Amer Adi was in the U.S., he got married, had a family, started a business, and built a community — but ICE took that all away without any warning or compassion.

This Call Center In Mexico Hires U.S. Deportees

These deportees found a professional career stability that they never had in the U.S., giving them hope and an optimistic outlook towards the future.

St. Louis Rising – No Justice: 6 Years Later

It’s been 6 years since Anthony Lamar Smith was shot and killed by former police officer Jason Stockley — the people of St. Louis haven't seen justice and they refuse to stop fighting for it.

Sandy Hook: Five Years Later

Five years since the tragic shooting at Sandy Hook Elementary, the Newtown community still continues to heal and advocate for gun safety.

UNLV Skating Rebels: Staying Strong

This hockey coach was one of the many victims of the Las Vegas shooting – here’s how the team kept his spirit up on his road to recovery.

Through Our Eyes: Puerto Rico

Here's a glimpse at what life is like in post-hurricane Puerto Rico, where American citizens are still without clean water, food, or electricity.

St. Louis Rising: No Justice, No Peace

It's not just Ferguson — too many Black lives are taken at the hands of police and the people of Missouri are fed up.

This is Vegas Strong

How does a community begin to heal after the deadliest mass shooting in modern U.S. history?

Through Our Eyes: Venezuela

This 22-year-old gave us a glimpse of what life is like during Venezuela's humanitarian and economic crisis.