The media has extensively covered the morality of splitting up families for immigration purposes, but in this episode Stephen looks into the economics and the legal reasons for why we are actually doing what we’re doing.

When they released their opinions on Gill v. Whitford, the supreme court laid out some interesting conclusions, and left some room for future political maneuvering. Here’s what they said.

Candidate Obrador or AMLO is considered a somewhat radical leftist. He has almost twice as much support as the candidate in second place, so here’s what he wants.

We’ve been reporting a lot on the recent tariffs and trade negotiations between the United States and NAFTA, Europe, and China. Here’s a background on the man who’s doing the talking.

Ohio has a controversial way of vetting voters that the Supreme Court recently ruled (Spoiler Alert) constitutional. Here’s why the two sides voted the way they did.

Puerto Rico is finalizing its negotiations with the holders of two different types of Puerto Rican bonds. While nothing has been signed, this is what people are reporting.

WOOHOO, our economy is doing amazingly well right now. How did we get here and what’s next?

Rick Perry is an interesting member of Trump’s Cabinet who is trying to do everything he can to benefit coal and nuclear energy. Here’s what he’s doing and how it’s going.

Do you have to sell cake to gay people? Maybe not. The Supreme Court just released 5 opinions on a controversial case, and here they are summarized.

Trump’s travel ban has long been mired in controversy over its constitutional viability because of its racist undertones. It recently went to the supreme court and here’s how that went.