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Immigration protesters opposed to Donald Trump's plan to build a new border wall protest in front of Quicken Loans Arena on the third day of the Republican National Convention, July 20, in Cleveland, Ohio.

Immigrants In The U.S. Illegally Say 'We're Not Hypothetical'

Immigrants living in the United States without documentation have their eyes on this year's election. Their future may depend on it.

Aliya Ali holds her granddaughter Hawra' in an Irbil hospital where she is being treated. Four-year-old Hawra' was wounded in a U.S. airstrike in Mosul, Iraq, that killed her mother, one of an estimated 150 civilians who died.

Survivors Describe Aftermath Of U.S. Airstrike On Mosul

An investigation into U.S.-launched airstrikes targeting ISIS and killing an estimated 150 civilians last month is underway. Survivors say families were forcibly packed into houses by ISIS fighters.

George Johnson's "We Are Not Broken," is shown on a shelf in the teen section of the main library of the Columbus Metropolitan Library. Another of Johnson's books "All Boys Aren't Blue" is often challenged for its LGBTQ content, profanity and depictions of sex.

Book challenges rise again in Ohio, around the U.S.

The American Library Association documented 40 attempts to remove 235 books from public and school libraries in Ohio last year.

Weekly Reporter Roundtable

Former Republican Congressman Jim Renacci of Wadsworth wants another shot at becoming governor of Ohio. We discuss the governor’s race and the latest on the 2021-2022 budget showdown on our Weekly Reporter Roundtable.

Weekly Reporter Roundtable

Jim Jordan's main competitor to be the next House Speaker seems to be Congressman Steve Scalise of Louisiana.

A specialist team member in a police protective suit in Salisbury, England, last month. British police scoured sections of Salisbury and Amesbury in southwest England, searching for a container feared to be contaminated with traces of the deadly nerve agent Novichok.

U.S. To Impose New Sanctions On Russia For Nerve Agent Attacks

The move, which comes months after the attack in the U.K. on Russian ex-spy Sergei Skripal and his daughter, follows pressure on the Trump administration from lawmakers in both parties.

Women practice a dance routine on Oct. 27 in front of a large countdown screen showing 100 days before the opening of the Beijing 2022 Winter Olympics.

Citing humanitarian abuses, U.S. will stage a diplomatic boycott of Beijing Olympics

The White House cited the "ongoing genocide and crimes against humanity" in the Xinjiang region of China. U.S. athletes will compete in the Olympics.

How The U.S. Response To The Pandemic May Affect Its Standing In The World

The United States has the highest coronavirus death toll in the world. NPR's international correspondents discuss what the U.S. response to the pandemic means for America's standing in the world.

Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton boards her plane during the final days of the 2016 campaign bound for a day of Florida campaigning in Miami on Tuesday, Oct. 26 — her 69th birthday.

After 4 Decades Of Breaking Molds, Clinton Failed To Shatter The Ultimate Ceiling

Clinton has always been a disruptive presence, who went places and did things that haven't been done before — at least not by women. Tuesday brought a devastating loss after a storied career.

U.K. Joins U.S. In Restricting Electronic Devices On Some Flights

The United Kingdom has joined the U.S. in restricting large electronics from being carried on flights that depart airports in certain Middle Eastern and North African countries. Security officials won't explain precisely why they have ordered the restrictions, but it's thought there could be dangers associated with laptops or other such devices being used as weapons.

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