As Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders surges in popularity, he had a potential stumble after his comments on communist leader Fidel Castro drew criticism. Janet Rodriguez has the details.

Officials in Nevada were in overdrive trying to avoid a repeat of the Iowa caucus, but did those efforts pay off? UNews spoke to Maggie Macalpine, she's the co-founder of Nordic Innovation Labs, a consultancy firm focused on election security.

In the latest Trump administration controversy, President Trump ousted the Director of National Intelligence after a briefing on Russian interference into the 2020 election which included information that infuriated him. Lorraine Caceres explains.

To discuss how the Democratic presidential candidates performed Wednesday night, UNews spoke to Stephen Nuño-Pérez, he's a political science professor at Northern Arizona University and a senior analyst at polling firm Latino Decisions.

On Tuesday, President Trump handed pardons and clemency to some notoriously corrupt white-collar criminals. To put this string of pardons into perspective, UNews spoke to Ken Hughes, a historian at the University of Virginia's, Miller Center, and an expert on presidential powers.

An estimated 100 million Americans don’t vote in elections, but a landmark study by the Knight Foundation finds there could be a surprise in store in 2020, in part due to the Trump factor.