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The Takeaway talks to rapper Killer Mike about his activism, starting back when he was a teen, and gets his take on the 2020 candidate field.

Some newspapers are rethinking not only their endorsement process, but their entire editorial and opinion sections altogether.

On Wednesday, the House voted to send the two articles of impeachment to the Senate.

Talking about money has historically been something of a taboo, especially for women. But that's starting to change.

Pollsters are watching whether Bloomberg’s ad campaign has the potential to overshadow candidates who have more of a grassroots following.

Romance is the publishing world’s most lucrative genre. 

Citizens are expressing outrage over the government previously lying about having shot down the passenger plane.

In Virginia, Democrats flipped the House and Senate in November, and now hold full control of the state government for the first time in a generation.

Last week’s earthquake in Puerto Rico caused widespread power outages on the Island that left hundreds of thousands of residents without electricity for days.

The decision has set off a fierce debate on both sides of the pond about tradition, responsibility, and the Royals’ treatment of Meghan Markle.

A 5.9-magnitude earthquake struck Puerto Rico on Saturday morning. 

Federal agencies would no longer have to take climate change into account when measuring the environmental impact of major infrastructure projects.

As tensions between the U.S. and Iran escalate, a familiar debate is resurfacing on cable news.

For many women running for office, paying for child care is a major hurdle.

More and more psychologists are questioning the role of willpower in accomplishing our goals. 

Plus, a look at what Congress is busy with these next few weeks.

Millions of Puerto Ricans woke up to a 6.4 magnitude earthquake on Tuesday. 

Does the world of entertainment look better, and safer, because of the movement?

How is President Trump's decision to assassinate a top Iranian commander playing out in Washington?

In recent years, the federal government has been deferring more to tribal members who say that intentionally setting prescribed fires is the best way to lessen damage from wildfires.