With massive wildfires on the west coast and an unprecedented hurricane season, legislative initiatives aimed at curbing climate change have failed to gain traction. To discuss this, we spoke to Aracely Jimenez-Hudis, deputy communications director of the Sunrise Movement, a youth-led climate change group.

A nurse who worked at an immigrant detention center in Georgia is alleging that questionable surgeries were carried out at that facility on detained women and that some were denied testing for coronavirus.

Relatives of the murdered Fort Hood soldier Vanessa Guillen are in Washington D.C. today, introducing a bill to change the military's response to sexual harassment and assault claims.

Undecided voters had a chance to ask President Trump a series of questions during an ABC News town hall held in Philadelphia. Trump defended his administration's response to the pandemic during the 90-minute event and said he doesn't regret anything.

There are two weather-related emergencies currently unfolding, the wildfires out west and a hurricane in the Gulf of Mexico, plus four more storms developing in the Atlantic. To discuss the White House response to growing concern over the threat of climate change, we spoke to Leah Stokes, a political science professor at the University of California-Santa Barbara.

“Most polls show that Biden is ahead with Latinos … the question is does he have enough? Hillary Clinton needed 62% of the Latino vote in 2016 and even then, she fell short in the state of Florida. The question is … are they doing enough, and are they on time?” says Jose Parra, CEO of the consulting firm Prospero Latino and a former Latino communications advisor for President Obama’s 2012 reelection.