This story is part of the Black Joy newsletter. Sign up here. While most kids are enjoying their summer vacation, 11-year-old Major Harris is organizing a boycott against people who aren’t voting during this year’s midterm election.

Alabama residents will make their choice for U.S. Congress during the May 19 primary, and officials are urging people to vote despite an ever-evolving situation surrounding the state's congressional maps.

A U.S. Supreme Court ruling and a special primary called by Gov. Kay Ivey upended elections for about half of Alabama. A regularly scheduled primary is set for Tuesday, May 19. Candidates for all seven U.S. House congressional districts are up for election ...

Alabamians face some of the highest electricity bills in the nation. They’re bringing their frustrations to the ballot box.