Anywhere but Washington Emmy 2016
Our eight-part video series exploring what America's most overlooked peoples and places reveal about a nation divided.
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For the first time there are as many millennials eligible to vote in the US election as there are baby boomers, and nearly half of them might vote for a third-party candidate -
In one of the most politically polarized and racially segregated cities in America, we discover a mix of alienation and hope in the city’s black community -
We explore the power of the Republican presidential nominee’s message in West Virginia’s poorest county, where he was more popular than anywhere else in the primaries -
As Hillary Clinton makes history while openly campaigning for gun law reform, the NRA faces possible defeat in a Maine referendum
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Months after Republicans in Colorado fomented the ‘Never Trump’ movement, the GOP nominee is neck-and-neck with Clinton in the crucial swing state -
Decades of industrial decline are prompting white, working-class Democrats to reassess their political loyalties, and now many plan to vote for Donald Trump
Anywhere but Washington Why America elected Trump – video