What do you want to see AJC cartoonist Mike Luckovich draw next?

If you're a fan of the video series Mike Luckovich draws the news then you're in for a treat.

Today, at 2p.m. on myAJC's Facebook page, Pulitzer Prize winning editorial cartoonist Mike Luckovich will draw a cartoon, live.

Make sure to like myAJC's page and you'll get a notification as soon as Luckovich goes live via Facebook Live.

Now the question is what should he draw?

You're here to help answer that.

The following are the top trending stories on AJC and myAJC in the past 24-hours.

You can vote here for which you'd like to see Luckovich tackle in his cartoon this afternoon.

1. Jay Bookman's latest: This is the stupidest thing you'll see all week … I hope. [Bookman tackles the U.S. Senate Commerce Committee investigation into allegations that news curators at Facebook "suppressed" news considered to be conservative in nature.]

2. Lauryn Hill fans can get refund for Atlanta concert. [Hill showed up more than two hours late to a recent show at the venue and was only able to perform for less than 40 minutes due to the amphitheater's 11 p.m. curfew.]

3. DeKalb man, 77, earns his eighth degree. [The 77-year-old Ellenwood great-grandfather and prominent attorney on Monday earned his eighth degree.]

4. Atlanta AIDS epidemic as bad as in some developing countries. [Researchers and doctors told WSB-TV that Atlanta is the epicenter of an AIDS epidemic, comparing some neighborhoods to developing African countries.]

5. Long security lines at Atlanta airport continue. [Heavy morning passenger volumes led to lines snaking through the terminal. Airport officials are urging travelers to get to the airport at least 2 1/2 to 3 hours before their flight.]

Vote for which news story you want to see Luckovich draw and don't forget to tune in at 2 p.m. here.

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