Dr. Melissa Harris-Perry

New reporting from "The American Prospect" tells the inside story of anti-union action in a plant-based meat company known as No Evil Foods.

For queer, Black fans of hip hop, offensive comments like the ones made by DaBaby are upsetting. But the rise of openly queer stars like Lil Nas X also shows how far the genre has come.

There's a rift in the labor movement about how to effectively pursue police reform.

More than 1,000 union miners from Warrior Met Coal in Brookwood, Alabama, are striking for higher pay and increased benefits.

To draw attention to the impending eviction crisis, Congresswoman Bush has slept on the steps of the U.S. Capitol since Friday night.

The publication reportedly used location data collected and sold by an app to reverse identify the priest. 

With the Delta variant posing a threat nationwide, many health experts say that being in a tightly-packed crowd at a music festival is risky, regardless of vaccination status.

Black women make 63 cents to every dollar of non-Hispanic white men.

Over the past week, several major private sector employers, including Disney and Walmart, have announced that they will be requiring vaccinations for certain groups of their employees.

Last week, the Biden Administration released guidance explaining that “long COVID” can be a disability under the ADA. 

For a long time, severe headaches like migraines and cluster headaches have been under-researched by the scientific establishment. 

The president’s widow, Martine Moïse, recently gave her first interview about her experience during her husband's assassination.

In response, President Kais Saied dismissed the country’s prime minister, froze parliament for 30 days, and instituted a nationwide curfew.

Although the vaccines remain highly effective, vaccinated people may be able to spread the virus, according to the federal agency.

Many Republican-led states have halted the extra $300 per month unemployment insurance payments, but lawsuits around the country might change that.

On Tuesday, the House of Representatives held its first hearing on the January 6th insurrection. The Takeaway speaks with former Capitol Police Chief Terry Gainer about the testimony.

This week, the Senate voted to move forward with a bipartisan infrastructure deal. However, it faced the threat of a filibuster just a week ago.

Roughly 20 million people in the U.S. are expected to be brought out of poverty this year, according to a recent Urban Institute research report.

Recent decisions by Simone Biles and Naomi Osaka to focus on mental health highlights the grueling training and scrutiny young women go through participating at elite levels in sports.

Since demonstrations started in Cuba on July 11th, some organizations estimate that as many as 700 protesters have been arrested.