Donna Brazile, Yolanda Caraway, Leah Daughtry and Minyon Moore talk about their new book, "For Colored Girls Who Have Considered Politics."
He could become only the second African American governor of Virginia.
"If it weren't for Ferguson, we would be having a different public conversation about the role of the misdemeanor system."
Minnijean Brown-Trickey shares her experience and reflects on Martin Luther King.
The impression is set on page 5 of her 281-page book.
Pay attention to the mayor of South Bend, Ind.
A Chicago teen made a big ask: “How many people in this room would actually come to Chicago and spend a day in our neighborhood?” So I went.
For Christmas, we're bringing back an old favorite: Mark Hamill!
The special counsel 'is running four to six months ahead of where we think he is publicly.'
After winning a special election last year, "We just put our heads down and got to work."
D’Angelo McDade is one of Chicago’s countless forgotten victims of gun violence.
She turned her grief into activism and, now, a seat in Congress.
"When the guy who’s running your shop has no allegiance to what your shop does or who’s in your shop, this is what you get."
"Local-level politics at just this stage in American history seems to be in many places renewing itself."
"The reality is, the Georgia that people think they know is not the Georgia that is.”
