Today is what some call Columbus Day, and others call Indigenous Peoples Day. Plus, over the weekend, United Food and Commercial Workers hosted a presidential forum in Altoona, Iowa.

Nine candidates addressed LGBTQ issues last night, including Mayor Pete Buttigieg, the first openly gay top-tier presidential primary candidate.

Tonight's LGBTQ forum comes at a time where LGBTQ workplace discrimination protections are at risk. And, former VP Joe Biden calls for President Trump's impeachment for the first time.

Rep. Tulsi Gabbard and President Donald Trump both want to stop endless regime change wars, but they have different methods of going about it. The Trump administration's diplomacy raises questions about security, military and ciber.

As the UAW strike kicks off its fourth straight week, negotiations don't seem to be getting anywhere. Plus, how a big-name candidate gets close and personal with the electorate.

The Supreme Court plans to hear a case this term that will either reinforce or undermine Roe v Wade; Sen. Bernie Sanders recovers from a health scare last week; and, National Child Health Day puts a spotlight on children's well-being.

Some state parties have changed their rules so that the winner of the primary or caucus gets all the delegates. And, Republicans differ in terms of their positions on impeachment.

President Trump has outfinanced all the Democrats so far, but he launched his campaign on the day of his inauguration. And just five Democrats have qualified for the November debate so far.

Latino Victory Foundation lifts up Latino voices at the Iowa Latino Heritage Festival Soapbox over the weekend, co-sponsored by Que Pasa Iowa, where Congressman Joaquin Castro campaigned for his brother.