Hillary Clinton has lost some ground with young voters and she is deploying Bernie Sanders to draw them back in. Can it work?

On Wednesday, congress overwhelmingly rejected President Obama’s Veto of a bill to allow families of 9/11 victims to sue Saudi Arabia. Is the override political because of upcoming elections or is real merit here?

After last night's debate, what are people thinking? Who won, was there a winner, and what were the major takeaways? Tune in as Justin, Cam, and Lance discuss.

A recent report challenges the idea that immigrants take jobs away from Americans. Is this report legitimate? How will this change our discussion about immigration? Tune in and find out.

What's it like to be in high school right now? CIS examines the experiences of several kids, while Justin, Cam, and Lance share their experiences.

Stop and frisk is a somewhat controversial, legal tactic used in many municipalities across the US that give officers the right to stop and search pedestrians. Is this a method law enforcement should be using?

What it is it like to be in high school right now in America? What challenges face our students and how can we make it better? The Current Issues Show kicks off our new mini series with an introduction to High School in America.

New polls from the NYT & WSJ show that Clinton’s support among Millennials has cooled possibly, in large part, due to third party candidates and a bigger desire to stay home this election season. What will this do to her campaign?

Trump is consistently changing his tax cut based on the audience he is talking to. Many fiscal conservatives are alarmed at this proposal. What's the problem? Tune in and find out.

Is middle class America back? With a record high increase in median household income your initial reaction might be yes. Join the Current Issues Show as we get to the bottom of the issue.