Battleground Michigan

Trump won Michigan by fewer than 11,000 votes in 2016, fueled by support from frustrated auto workers who believed he would revive their industry. But now, that support hangs in the balance in this key battleground state. Dan Lieberman reports.

The pro-Trump kids of TikTok

Ricky Taylor is a 33-year-old influencer with almost 400,000 TikTok followers. He's part of a growing conservative community on the app that has formed an organized movement to push out a pro-Trump message. Antonia Hylton reports.

NBA's Atlanta Hawks turn arena into Election 2020 polling place

A different kind of mayor

Baltimore has been in the grip of crime and corruption for decades. 36-year-old Brandon Scott, poised to become the city's next mayor, thinks he can break the cycle. Why? Because he's seen Baltimore's problems firsthand. Valerie Castro reports.

The fight for Staten Island

Can Mississippi elect its first Black senator since the 1880s?

Mississippi hasn't had a Black senator since the 1880s. Mike Espy is trying to change that by harnessing new momentum for racial justice in a place still haunted by its Jim Crow past. Antonia Hylton reports. Originally produced by NBC News for Quibi.

Ballot counting chaos: Is Pennsylvania ready for election day?

A surge in mail-in ballots nearly swamped Pennsylvania's June primary. Now, election officials are fighting lawsuits and widespread confusion as they scramble to get ready for the general election in what might be the most critical battleground state. Dan Lieberman reports. Originally produced for Quibi by NBC News.

How Trump's border wall is becoming a reality

The president's critics like to point out that most of the wall he's built is just a replacement for barriers that were already there. That's a drastic under-selling of what's going on at the border. Jacob Soboroff reports. Originally produced for Quibi by NBC News.

California wildfires: Inside a destroyed winery in Napa Valley

"We're not gonna let this hold us back." Jacob Ward shows one winemaker the destruction caused to his business as a result of the California wildfires.

Demanding justice on the streets of Louisville

This week Louisville braced as it waited for a grand jury to announce charges for three police officers involved in Breonna Taylor’s death. Hannah Drake, a local poet and mother, grappled with what it means to be Black and seek justice in Kentucky. Antonia Hylton reports.

Teachers fight to stay out of class

Alex Jallot has been a teacher in New York City for seven years. He's expected back in the classroom in less than four weeks, but he's worried about whether the city is doing enough to keep teachers like him safe. Antonia Hylton reports.

The Navajo Nation's fight for clean water

The Navajo Nation was ravaged by COVID-19, suffering more deaths per capita than any U.S. state. Now that they've received funding from the CARES Act, tribal leaders strive to attack the area's most dire problems, starting with access to running water.