Dana Roberson

Alexander Acosta, President Donald Trump's nominee to lead the U.S. Labor Department, is unknown to most Americans and even many senators. 

Some say that the Trump Administration's aggressive deportation policy is stopping immigrant women who have been victims of domestic violence from going to the police in times of crisis.

Today, German Chancellor Angela Merkel and President Donald Trump will hold their first in-person bilateral meeting since the election. Here's what you should expect. 

On Thursday morning, the Trump Administration released the “skinny budget,” a blueprint with total spending for each agency and department.

Some have said that the election of President Donald Trump marks the "rise of the Jacksonian Republicans."

The European Court of Justice ruled this week that employers can ban workers from wearing headscarves in certain conditions.

On Monday, an Egyptian prosecutor ordered the release of former President Hosni Mubarak, who has been serving out a prison sentence in a Cairo for almost six years.

On Saturday, Preet Bharara, U.S. attorney in the Southern District of New York, said he had been fired after refusing to resign from his post along with 45 other U.S. attorneys.

Obama's failure to shutter the Guantánamo Bay detention center is turning into an opportunity for the Trump Administration, which wants to detain terror suspects at the military site.

The first counterterrorism operation by the Trump Administration killed at least a dozen civilians, mostly women and children, ten who were under the age of 13.

Deportations have continued across the country since President Donald Trump vowed to crack down on undocumented people. 

Political divisiveness in the United States has shaped female positions on gender politics and feminism.

An Ohio community is trying to fight the heroin epidemic by bringing misdemeanor charges against drug users who overdose and are revived by emergency responders using an antidote. 

In part V of the new series, "Commuted: Life After Prison," Aaron Glasscock discusses what life has been like after leaving prison three weeks ago. 

In part IV of the new series, "Commuted: Life After Prison," The Takeaway travels with former inmate Aaron Glasscock to the halfway house where he will start his new life. 

In part III of the new series, "Commuted: Life After Prison," Aaron Glasscock is finally free and talks about his expectations and worries as he heads to a halfway house with his family.

In part II of the new series, "Commuted: Life After Prison," The Takeaway travels with the family of Aaron Glasscock as they meet him for the first time as a free man.

Aaron Glasscock was just 22 when he was sentenced to 30 years in prison in 1999 for a non-violent drug offense. Now 20 years later, Aaron’s sentence was commuted. This is his story.

General McMaster is a West Point graduate who earned a Silver Star for duty during the 1991 Gulf War, and is well regarded for his innovative military strategies.

Republican Congressman Scott Taylor has been in office for about a month and a half after easily winning his election. The Takeaway went to his town hall in Virginia over the weekend.