Dr. Melissa Harris-Perry

How the “Don’t Mute DC” movement brought go-go back to a street corner in Shaw in Washington D.C.

Countless studies have underscored just how significant of a hazard noise can be to the health of people everywhere, as well as the environment. 

We talk with Jessica Cruel the new and first Black editor-in-chief of Allure.

The organization ACT 4 SA in San Antonio, Texas is tackling police reform and pushing for police accountability.

Latinx communities are often excluded from mainstream conversations about reproductive health. 

The Women’s Health Protection Act would make abortion access a federal right and override the growing number of abortion bans that have been passed at the state level. 

Sticking with the issue of women’s health, reproductive justice and lawmaker action we turn to the Black Maternal Health Momnibus

The Nation Sports Editor, Dave Zirin, talks with The Takeaway about his new book, The Kaepernick Effect: Taking a Knee, Changing the World.

We take a look at the ways sports media coverage or the lack of it, affects the power that athletes have when they seek to make change through activism.

In Texas, lawmakers are currently considering a bill that would ban transgender students from playing on sports teams that align with their gender identity.

The uproar over the treatment of Haitian migrants at the border continues.

On Tuesday, President Biden declared a “new era” for U.S. diplomacy in his first speech as U.S. president to the United Nations General Assembly.

New guidance issued by the Department of Veterans Affairs could give LGBTQ Veterans discharged under the “don’t ask, don’t tell” policy access to lost VA benefits.

Public health experts and aid groups are warning that there could be an imminent collapse of the health care system in Afghanistan if things don’t change soon.

A growing number of people, including prosecutors, police chiefs, and police officers, are pushing for change from the inside. 

The Department of Homeland Security will investigate the treatment of Haitian migrants at the U.S. border after images surfaced showing inhumane treatment by Border Patrol Agents.

Now, it’s up to the FDA to authorize the use of the vaccine for this age group, which some expect to happen by the end of October.

Nearly a year into the conflict in Ethiopia's northern region, millions face a humanitarian crisis due to famine and starvation.

After more than three decades of planning, the First Americans Museum is now open to the public.

What happens in this redistricting cycle could determine whether or not Republicans take back control of the House in 2022.