Katerina Barton

A federal court ruled that the Biden administration had to reinstate the contentious border policy, but how different is this administration's immigration policies from its predecessor?

The the issue is wide-ranging: 1 in 3 families cannot afford an adequate supply of diapers for their children.

On Wednesday, Georgia Democrat Stacey Abrams announced via Twitter that she would once again seek the office of governor of  Georgia.

The Takeaway speaks with Al Letson, the host of Reveal, about their investigative podcast series that looks into the death of a Black high school football star, Billie Joe Johnson.

2020 was the deadliest year on record for environment and land rights defenders around the world, and more than one third of the victims were Indigenous persons.

A conversation with Dr. Vaile Wright about identifying and managing mental health during the holidays.

Covid-19 has claimed more than 5 million lives globally. That means many families have an empty chair at the holiday table this year.

2021 has been the deadliest year for transgender or gender non-conforming people on record — and most of those killed were Black or LatinX.

The Takeaway speaks to a reporter about the Texas Observer investigation into Texas jails: "Locked Up and Left to Die."

The Pandora Papers exposed hidden financial secrets of some of the world’s richest and most powerful people. In South Dakota, there are millions of dollars in secretive trust funds.

Redistricting is underway in many states, and as lawmakers draw new political lines, it could leave masses of voters without a voice in their elections.

Three cases cases across the U.S. highlight the American criminal justice and the problem with racial injustice.

There are at least four generations now in the workplace: Baby Boomers, Generation X, Millennials and Generation Z. Do these different generations affect workplace dynamics?

The Takeaway looks at the so-called "truck driver shortage," examines the factors involved, and talks to two female long-haul truckers.

World leaders began meeting in Glasgow, Scotland for the UN's COP26 climate summit to discuss targets to cut greenhouse gas emissions to limit global warming.

An uptick in crime led many mayors across the country to campaign on public safety and policing, distancing themselves from calls to "defund the police."

The Takeaway speaks with Ray Suarez, the host of the limited series podcast “Going for Broke,” from The Nation magazine and the Economic Hardship Reporting Project.

Last week, five members of Senator Kyrsten Sinema’s Veterans Advisory Council stepped down, calling her “one of the principal obstacles to progress." We talk to one of those members.

The Takeaway hears from restaurant owners and workers about the worker and wage shortage in the restaurant industry. 

Facebook is facing its latest round of scrutiny after a collaboration of American newsrooms started publishing a series of stories called The Facebook Papers.