Todd Zwillich

Pence, a former congressman, is a more traditional conservative than Trump. He is outspoken against issues like gay marriage and abortion, and has the blessing of the GOP establishment.

Boris Johnson, the former mayor of London, is a controversial figure that was appointed as the U.K.'s foreign secretary this week. How will he respond to the attack in Nice? 

Mayhem broke out in Nice, France on Thursday after a man in a truck plowed through a crowd during an independence day fireworks demonstration. More than 80 people were killed.

Despite the issues it faces, the Olympic Games are providing Brazil with a sense of hope and national pride, which is what the country and its citizens need right now.

Let Your Voice Be Heard! Radio is an outlet for the many New Yorkers who are struggling with how to respond to the violence and division across America today.

The Senate passed a bill to restructure Puerto Rico's debt through a fiscal oversight board, which is not popular in Puerto Rico and may impact how they vote in the general election.

Though it’s highly unlikely that Bernie Sanders will secure Democratic nomination, he will have a big influence on the party's agenda going forward.

At least four gun bills will be voted on today following the worst mass shooting in U.S. history. 

Led by Connecticut Senator Chris Murphy, Senate Democrats launched a nearly 15-hour filibuster on the Senate floor on Wednesday over gun access to suspected terrorists.

Orlando shooter Omar Mateen, who had been on a federal terror watchlist, easily purchased the two weapons he used for the massacre that killed 49 people.

One organization is getting guns off the streets by turning them into high-end fashion accessories.

After the world witnessed deadly attacks in Paris and Brussels, this weekend's shooting in Orlando, Florida is a reminder that terrorist-related violence is shared globally.

In the wake of the deadly attack at Pulse nightclub in Orlando, Florida, the world is feeling hurt, angry, and confused. But communities are also coming together in solidarity. 

Political reaction to the deadly mass shooting in Orlando, Florida, has been rippling across the country.

In this tense political environment, have American Muslims also become victims of such tragedies?

Michael German, a former FBI special agent, a fellow with the Brennan Center for Justice, and author of “Thinking Like a Terrorist," provides a closer look at the Orlando attack.

The LGBTQ community in Orlando reacts to the deadliest mass shooting in American history.

A long-time boxing fan, actress Rosie Perez can often be found ringside — it's how she earned the nickname "The First Lady of Boxing." She remembers Muhammad Ali as he's laid to rest. 

Though the Vermont senator hasn't conceded yet, Bernie Sanders met with President Obama today at the White House to discuss next steps to unite the party.