Two decades after Bush v. Gore, legal experts say the November election could also end up in the courts. Given the challenges of mail-in voting during the pandemic, a president who already says the election is rigged, and the potential for another round of foreign interference, the race for the White House may be litigated […]

Democrats are halfway through their largely virtual national convention. Tuesday night, former Vice President Joe Biden was formally nominated for president by state and territorial delegations. Biden will speak Thursday night, but Wednesday night his former boss – President Barack Obama – and his running-mate, California Senator Kamala Harris, take center stage. New York State […]

If you’re a woman living with a partner who drinks too much, a researcher at the University at Buffalo may want to speak with you. Dr. Robert Rychtarik is senior research scientist in clinical psychology in the Department of Psychiatry at the Jacobs School of Medicine and Biomedical Sciences, and he’s behind a project called […]

In an exclusive interview with WAMC, Holyoke, Massachusetts Mayor and Democratic congressional primary candidate Alex Morse responds to questions about alleged misconduct with students from his time teaching at UMass Amherst.  The Massachusetts Daily Collegian – the UMass student newspaper – reported Friday that Morse had been disavowed by the College Democrats of Massachusetts for […]

We speak with SUNY Plattsburgh President Dr. Alexander Enyedi about the college’s Fall 2020 Restart Plan.

The U.S. Census Bureau is cutting its schedule for data collection for the 2020 census a month short. Jeff Behler — the New York Regional Director for the U.S. Census Bureau — says he wasn’t part of the decision to end counting early.

With the baseball season on the brink due to COVID-19 and the NBA about to begin play in its bubble Thursday, we speak with WAMC sports commentator Jane McManus, Director of the Marist College Center for Sports Communication.

We speak with RuthAnne Visnauskas, Commissioner of the New York State Division of Housing and Community Renewal, about rent relief applications due this week.

County budgets across America have taken a $202 billion dollar hit from the coronavirus pandemic, according to a new survey by The National Association Of Counties. The survey found local governments are cutting services, delaying infrastructure projects and laying off workers. The organization is pushing for federal relief for localities in the next COVID stimulus […]

The new Quinnipiac poll shows President Trump trailing badly in his bid for a second term, with 16 weeks to go before Election Day. We speak with polling analyst Tim Malloy about Trump, Tony Fauci, Confederate symbols and returning to school this fall.