John Hockenberry

“No matter how much money you have, no matter how famous you are ... being black in America is tough," James said when asked about an incident of vandalization at his L.A. home.

On Thursday, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) voted to roll back the net neutrality rules put in place under the Obama Administration in 2015.

The Red Bull Music Academy is a world-traveling series of music workshops, festivals, and art installations committed to fostering creativity in music.

Despite the American Medical Association's objections, a physician argues that doctors should be present to assist and minimize the suffering of the prisoner during executions.

Buffalo, a once booming trade town, thought there'd be no return from deindustrialization. But an influx of refugees and immigrants has helped the city's economy make a comeback.

With narrow results in elections and referendums in Turkey, Britain, and the U.S., here's what's shaping the political divide between urban and rural areas.

As the Trump Administration inches towards its first 100 days, we explore the power struggle between two of the president's closest advisors: Jared Kushner and Stephen Bannon. 

In the latest installment of the series "Uncomfortable Truths," The Takeaway heads to St. Louis for a conversation about racial issues, class, power, and poverty.

Takeaway Culture Reporter Melissa Locker returns from her trip to Cuba, and shares some protest music from the island nation through the decades.

What patients say and what doctors hear are often two vastly different things. 

A new documentary tells the story of Sgt. Nick Mendes, who was paralyzed from the neck down by an IED in Afghanistan, and Wendy Eichler, the medical caregiver he fell in love with.

By 2020, Americans may finally have a better understanding of what kind of person should be president of the United States, says Takeaway Host John Hockenberry. 

In a new documentary, musician, author, and artist Daryl Davis talks about his experience as a black man seeking out members of the KKK to challenge their prejudices.

Officials warn that the nation’s tallest dam is at risk of breaking and sending a 30-foot wall of water into communities along the Feather River Basin.

The UConn Huskies play sixth-ranked South Carolina tonight in pursuit of a 100-game win streak.

A look at the week in review for questionable ethical behavior from the Trump Administration, including the president's Nordstrom tweet and his wife's lawsuit against the Daily Mail.

Takeaway culture reporter Melissa Locker previews the 2017 Grammy Awards, from the big nominations and dark horses, to expected performances and remembrances.

From 2008 to 2010, Jennifer Silva gathered the increasingly relevant oral histories of young, working-class adults struggling to make it in an economy that's left them behind. 

As the Army approves the final permit for the Dakota Access Pipeline, Seattle City Council voted to cut ties with Wells Fargo over its role as a lender to the project.

New chairman Ajit Pai, an FCC appointee from the Obama administration, has embarked on a series of measures to water down net neutrality rules that protect consumers.