Dana Roberson

The last functioning hospitals in the rebel-held side of Aleppo have been destroyed by government strikes. What is the future of those who remain trapped in the besieged city?

20 million Americans gear up for the potential dismantling of their healthcare system.

Climate denier Myron Ebell was selected to lead Trump's EPA transition team, and there are fears that the president-elect will back out of the Paris agreement or even dismantle the EPA.

Iranian-backed Houthi rebels have signaled that they are ready to join a national unity government and participate in cease-fire talks.

President-elect Donald Trump continues to scorn the media with glee. Margaret Sullivan, media columnist for The Washington Post, examines the future of the free press under Trump.

As inauguration day approaches, The Takeaway is examining the health of U.S. institutions that are designed to protect our values and rights. 

The president-elect has promised to cut off federal funding for so-called "sanctuary cities," a name given to places that have ignored policies that target undocumented immigrants.

Asra Nomani, a former Wall Street Journal reporter, is Muslim, pro-choice and supports same sex marriage, and she voted for Donald Trump.    

Admiral Mike Mullen came on the show yesterday to talk about his reaction to Donald Trump. Today he honors Veterans and speaks about the struggles faced by that community.

The former chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff under Presidents George W. Bush and Barack Obama reflects on the future of the U.S. military under President Trump.

The last time the Chicago Cubs won the World Series was 1908. How has baseball and The Windy City itself changed in the last 108 years? Find out here.

Sen. Kelly Ayotte is running against Gov. Maggie Hassan, who has been popular in her position and has proven that she can work across the aisle with the state's Republican legislature.

Donald Trump has repeatedly claimed that the election is "rigged" against him. But around the world, rigged elections are very real and often come with violent consequences.

Since airlines started charging for checked bags in 2007, the industry has raked in an estimated $26 billion in fees.

A new book tells the story of young West Germans who risked their lives to dig escape tunnels under the Berlin Wall, and two U.S. television networks who raced to cover the story. 

Though she is no longer facing charges, Amy Goodman says the whole situation has been an attack on journalism and freedom of the press.

Takeaway Washington Correspondent Todd Zwillich explains what you need to know as the Election Day clock ticks down. 

It's been a week since Hurricane Matthew devastated parts of Haiti and left a trail of destruction in the Carolinas.

A woman who accused Roger Ailes of sexual harassment on what it's like making allegations against powerful men.

Researchers at Texas State University in San Marcos have found that police departments in California and Texas have failed to report hundreds of officer-involved shooting deaths.