Katerina Barton

A new study found several factors identified early in a person’s coronavirus infection that could show increased risk of developing long-term symptoms.

The Takeaway discusses the historical significance of a Black woman on the high court, how identity does or does not influence jurisprudence, and thoughts on potential nominees. 

We get an update on what's going on at the Rikers jail complex in New York City, which is in its worst crisis since the 1990s.

An important look at rising suicide deaths amongst Black Americans with Dr. Michael Lindsey, Executive Director, NYU McSilver Institute for Poverty Policy and Research 

A recent report investigated campaign finance data of sheriff campaigns across the country and found a pattern of conflicts of interest and ethical concern issues.

The Takeaway talked to Aymann Ismail, a staff writer at Slate, about his recent experience with his newborn baby. 

The Takeaway speaks to Massachusetts Representative Ayanna Pressley about voting rights, ending the Senate filibuster, the fight to end student loan debt, and more.

The Takeaway hosts a duel conversation on a new class of prescription weight loss drugs called GLP-1s, while also talking about body positivity and the fat acceptance movement.

Chicago Public Schools and the Chicago Teachers Union clash over schooling as students and teachers were set to return after the winter break last week, resulting in school closures.

A politics roundtable covering this week’s top stories and what to watch in 2022 with Maya King at Politico and Sahil Kapur at NBCNews.

The Takeaway reflects on what happened one year ago on January 6th with Barton Gellman, and discusses his latest article, “Trump’s Next Coup Has Already Begun.”

A discussion with former mayor of Stockton, California Michael Tubbs on his memoir “The Deeper the Roots: A Memoir of Hope and Home” and his aspirations for the next stage of his career.

Artist J. Balvin received a ton of backlash after he received the Afro-Latino artist of the year award from the African Entertainment Awards.

Truck drivers are threatening to boycott the state of Colorado over mandatory-minimum sentencing laws there. Rogel Aguilera-Mederos is facing 110 years in prison after a deadly crash.

What is the federal government doing to mitigate spread of the Omicron variant and the past year's policy choices that got us to this point? 

Former dating columnist Matt Katz talks with relationship experts about how relationships, love, and dating have changed nearly two years into this pandemic.

In the American air war in the Middle East, a New York Times investigation reveals flawed intelligence, rushed and imprecise targeting and the deaths of thousands of civilians.

The Takeaway speaks with outgoing Seattle Mayor Jenny Durkan about the ways she thinks about Seattle, what she hopes is next, and why she chose not to seek reelection.

The 1,100 miners from the Warrior Met Coal mine in Brookwood, Alabama have been on strike for nearly nine months. Also, the NLRB called for a new union election at Amazon in Bessemer.

Even as the number of women elected to Congress has grown, so too have political critiques that subject them to forms of verbal and  gendered violence.