Oct 23 Humanitarian efforts benefit from drones as ethical debate continues By Michael D. Regan Developing countries around the world are increasingly turning to the aerial devices to assist with humanitarian efforts. Continue reading
Oct 23 In California, non-binary activists pushing for ID options reach new frontier By Corinne Segal Recent legal victories have spurred people around the country who are now planning to change their legal gender to nonbinary. Continue reading
Oct 23 Trump team says ‘we are behind’ but can still win the race By Jill Colvin and Josh Lederman, Associated Press Donald Trump's campaign bluntly acknowledged Sunday that the real estate mogul is trailing Hillary Clinton as the presidential race hurdles toward a close. Continue reading
Oct 23 Younger, diverse voters are reshaping California politics By Michael R. Blood, Associated Press The Nov. 8 election will likely reflect long-term trends that have seen the nation's most populous state become increasingly diverse and firmly Democratic. Continue reading
Oct 23 Trump’s ‘nasty woman’ remark adds to woes with female voters By Jocelyn Noveck, Associated Press The GOP presidential nominee had another bad week, leading some to wonder whether his popularity with female voters had reached rock bottom. Continue reading
Oct 23 Where is posting ballot selfies legal? By Bruce Shipkowski, Associated Press In many states, posting ballot selfies is a violation that carries potential fines or jail terms. Continue reading
Oct 22 Race in GOP-friendly Missouri could determine Senate control By Erica Werner, Associated Press With just a handful of competitive races around the country, the outcome in Missouri could help determine control of the Senate. Continue reading
Oct 22 Watch 4:40 With campaign winding down, Clinton leads polls By PBS News Hour More than 5 million people have already cast ballots in the presidential race through early voting in 34 states and recent polls show HIllary Clinton in the lead. For more election analysis, NewsHour Weekend Special Correspondent Jeff Greenfield joins Hari… Continue watching
Oct 22 For Clinton, struggle to change public perception persists By Julie Pace, Associated Press While many see her as better prepared to be commander in chief than Trump, she is consistently viewed unfavorably by more than half of the country. Continue reading
Oct 22 Watch 8:29 How will South Korea’s robot revolution affect American jobs? By Mori Rothman, Karla Murthy Continue watching