Chance Seales
Chance Seales
Host
Chance Seales hosts Scripps News' political show "The Race." He's led national coverage of presidents, Congress and the Supreme Court from Washington for broadcast companies like Nexstar and Media General, and worked at Scripps News in its earliest days. Chance is a proud Missouri native, now living in D.C. with his husband and twin sons.
Recent Work
Owning A Pet Could Literally Be Making You Healthier
HIV Is Getting Harder To Treat. Could Another AIDS Epidemic Be Next?
Your New Coworker Is Gen Z, Not A Millennial
After Nine Decades, Is Our Partnership With Turkey Nearing A Break-Up?
Suing Women-Only Spaces In The Name of Men's Rights
Americans Want Medicare For All, But How Do We Pay For it?
Dream Jobs: Political Cartoonist
The Thin Line Between Loving Your Job And Being A 'Workaholic'
Want Kids To Be Resilient? Show Them They Matter
Gentrification Can Be A Good Thing — Just Check The Data
Nigeria Is Growing Quickly — Too Quickly?
How Non-White Eligible Voters May Be The Deciders In Future Elections
The 'Right Way' To Do Trade Internationally May Not Always Be Obvious
The $195 Order Of Cider And Punch That Launched Campaign Finance Law
Dream Jobs: Crossword Constructor
Our Primary System Didn't Start With The Framers, So Why Do We Do It?
Presidential Campaigns In The US Are Long. Does It Affect How We Vote?
An Internal Emotion, Shame Has Consequences For Our External World
Will Self-Driving Cars Get A Crash Course In Ethics?
The Modern Space Race To Prepare For War Beyond Earth
The Middle Child Is Important ... And Disappearing
The Chances You'll Make The Same Money As Mom & Dad
Dream Jobs: Florist
Often Overlooked, The Introvert Has Unique Potential To Lead
Is The Herpes Virus A Key To Curing Alzheimer's Disease?
Media Is All-Consuming, Immediate And Affecting Our Brains
Food Stamps Have Evolved A Lot Over Time. Is Trump's Harvest Box Next?
The Shadow Writers Crafting Many Of America's Laws
Circumcision Is Controversial, But It's Not The Norm Everywhere
