Ethan Oberman

President Trump is expected to announce a plan to decertify the Iran nuclear deal. The move would force Congress to act within 60 days. 

While much of the focus has been on Puerto Rico, the U.S. Virgin Islands have also struggled to recover in the wake of Hurricanes Irma and Maria. 

In the aftermath of the deadliest mass shooting in modern history, which killed more than 50 and injured hundreds, The Takeaway speaks with local Nevada officials.

On Sunday, Catalonia held an independence referendum, disregarding intense opposition from the Spanish government. 

"We invade countries that are hostile to us quicker than we saw this humanitarian invasion that we so desperately needed in Puerto Rico," says Rep. Darren Soto.

Puerto Rico's cultural ambassadors are fighting for their island from a distance. Author Esmeralda Santiago reflects on the heartache of the Puerto Rican diaspora after Hurricane Maria.

Yesterday, the Justice Department issued a dramatic round of indictments in the college basketball world. In total, ten people were indicted on charges of fraud and corruption.

A previously undiscovered work by Mark Twain is out today and its adapters' decision to change the race of the main character has drawn objections from several scholars. 

To mark the start of the 35th annual Banned Books Week, The Takeaway sits down with the creators of "This One Summer," the American Library Association's most challenged book of 2016. 

The Takeaway sits down with "Transparent" creator Jill Soloway and two of the series' stars to talk about how the show’s depiction of gender sets it apart from anything else on TV. 

On Tuesday, Senate Republicans agreed to a $1.5 trillion tax cut over the next 10 years. Critics are worried that the plan will increase the federal deficit. 

Republican Senator Bill Cassidy is leading the new push to repeal Obamacare. His home state of Louisiana will lose the most funding under the newly-proposed legislation.

Senate Republicans are making one last attempt to pass a healthcare bill before September 30th, when the power to pass legislation through a party line vote in the Senate expires.

Federal prosecutors in Brazil have opened an investigation into the reported massacre of 10 members of a previously uncontacted tribe. 

When reports emerged this week that President Trump had formed a plan with Democrats to protect DACA recipients, hard-line conservatives quickly voiced their outrage.

For the past year, San Diego has been in the midst of a major Hepatitis A outbreak. The city has responded with a street washing program, but more cases are expected to be reported. 

The new book “Shooting Ghosts” examines the complex and sometimes emotional relationship between war photographers and members of the U.S. military. 

In the aftermath of Hurricane Harvey, 4.6 million pounds of airborne emissions were released.

In July, the Department of Justice filed a brief in a federal court case that backtracked on an Obama era position on workplace discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation.

From Netflix to HBO and NBC, here's a preview of some of the biggest new shows hitting the small screen this fall.