Rob Gunther

Deputy Chief Brian Foley of the Hartford Police Department in Connecticut says officers need to be honest, and fight for accountability. 

The chaos that has come in the aftermath of Hurricane Maria has not only taken a toll on Puerto Rico’s infrastructure, but also on the physical and mental health of its residents.

As the FCC plans to vote next month on vacating net neutrality, consumers are starting to worry about how policy changes might affect Internet use for individuals and small businesses.

The Takeaway's original series, “To Serve and Protect: Life Behind the Blue Line,” turns to the midwest.

Author Mikhail Zygar argues that the Russian president and his court of oligarchs are primarily focused on short-term goals, not a long-term foreign policy strategy.

Newly approved digital medications allow doctors and patients to track a pill via Bluetooth after it's been swallowed. Is this the future of medicine?

As many as 75 percent of women of all ages say that they have experienced sex-based harassment in the workplace. 

Sergeant Heather Taylor speaks about her experience as an officer with the Metropolitan St. Louis Police Department.

National outrage moved Puerto Rico's power authority to cancel a contract with Whitefish Energy. But another deal with Cobra Acquisitions is raising similar concerns.

The Podesta Group, a prominent D.C. lobbying firm, has found itself mired in controversy after the first indictments were unsealed in Robert Mueller's ongoing investigations.

Officer Justin Milton is a relatively new recruit with the Dallas Police Department. He shares his impressions so far. 

As part of a new series called "To Serve and Protect: Life Behind the Blue Line," The Takeaway talks with Senior Corporal Aaron Tobkin, of the Dallas Police Department. 

Many residents in Puerto Rico are still without power and water after Hurricane Maria, and are devising creative solutions to keep themselves and their neighbors alive. 

How is America's leadership in science being challenged by policies under the Trump administration?

Senator Chris Murphy of Connecticut addresses the renewed push for gun legislation in the wake of the attack in Las Vegas.

In Southeast Asia, a new strain of malaria is showing resistance to antimalarial drugs. Experts worry about a potential health crisis if the superbug spreads beyond the Mekong Delta.

Igiaba Scego's new novel, "Adua," explores the historical legacy of Italy's colonial relationship with Somalia, in a narrative that spans three distinct time periods.

Lt. Gov. Jeff Colyer of Kansas joins The Takeaway to talk about the Republicans' latest effort to repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act.

Why aren't there more female programmers, and why does the tech sector continue to be a stubborn boys' club?

In lieu of attending a four-year college, a growing segment of Americans are paying to enroll in coding boot camps, which can lead to high-paying tech jobs in as little as three months.