Arun Venugopal

In some of the most remote areas of the Amazon, Catholics will sometimes have to wait months between masses, sometimes years. 

Oklahoma is one of several states that has allocated no funds to the rollout of the 2020 census, leaving non-profit organizations to pick up the slack.

Genea Sky fell from a 15-foot pole in Dallas. As a contract worker, she cannot access workers compensation or employee insurance. 

It will deploy dozens of border patrol agents in cities that have pushed back against its immigration enforcement policies, including Los Angeles and Houston. 

After Christmas, Valentine’s Day is the second most popular holiday for sending cards. An estimated 145 million cards will be exchanged tomorrow. 

As federal and state legislation around gun safety continues to stall, some parents are taking matters into their own hands, by going through their local school boards.

In the U.K., people are subject to immediate deportation if they’re not a citizen and receive a sentence of more than 12 months for a crime. 

From ICE raids, to electronic surveillance, to the fate of DACA recipients, theater performances have been placing migrant stories center-stage.

Overdose-homicide arrests are on the rise. What does this mean for people caught up in addiction?

At Friday's debate in New Hampshire, almost all the candidates went out of their way to reaffirm their support of abortion.

Sen. Bernie Sanders won the New Hampshire primary on Tuesday. The Takeaway's Amy Walter weighs in on what the results mean for the weeks ahead.

Siba, a standard poodle, was crowned "Best in Show" at the 144th West Minister Dog Show in New York on Tuesday.

The Takeaway speaks with Cathy Yan about helming 'Birds of Prey' and why studios are finally acknowledging that the fan base for superhero movies extends far beyond teenage boys.

As the number of confirmed infections continues to climb in China, how effective has quarantine been? 

In 2017, the Archives agreed to let Immigration and Customs Enforcement officials delete or destroy documents that detail the sexual abuse and death of undocumented immigrants

 This taps into longstanding cultural expectations of black women and the black family, and the priority of upholding and defending black men.

Protests in the U.S. have typically focused on changing "the system," rather than overthrowing it.

The problems with the Iowa caucuses have led to new concerns about voting system vulnerabilities across the country. 

Tomorrow, all eyes will be on New Hampshire as the state readies for the country’s first presidential primary.

Is there even such a thing as "objectivity?"