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Election night has become an American tradition. How newspapers in the 1800s, radio stations in the 1920s, and television in the 1950s created the spectacle of counting and adding that it is today.

The day after Election Day—there will be winners and losers. Did the pollsters get it right? How about your predictions? Were you surprised by the outcome?

Also: U.S. Rep. Henry Cuellar keeps seat for 28th District; Chip Roy stays in Congress for 21st District; Former Uvalde mayor wins Texas House District 80

Ashley Alvarado formerly served as the Vice President of Community Engagement and Strategic Initiatives at LAist. She will lead TPR's day to day operations and programming across platforms.

Also: SAT will see new food and shopping options; UTSA offers daily mental health services at Sombrilla this week; TAMU drops LGBTQ Studies program; U.S. and Mexico update water treaty

Caregivers for members of the military and veterans experience depression at a higher rate than any other group in the nation and that can be lethal.

A fixer for journalists covering Haiti, Jean Marseille becomes the subject—and the teller—of his own story of displacement in The Four Deportations of Jean Marseille. He shares the harrowing stories of the struggle to survive the chaos and violence of Haiti and his search for a better life—for himself and his family.

It used to be true that a college degree was the sure path to success. But that's not necessarily always true today. In "Rethinking College," award-winning journalist Karin Klein suggests another path for our country's students and their families.

President-elect Donald Trump ran on a campaign of anti-immigration policies—and won. He is now promising to carry out the largest deportation operation in American history. If Trump follows through on his promises, there could be serious consequences in San Antonio.

A new FRONTLINE documentary analyzes the fears and concerns of American voters in 2020 and how they're feeling about this year's presidential election.