Tanzina Vega

As the natural environment is changed by a warming planet, indigenous communities often suffer disproportionately.

And they want to do something about it.

The PBS documentary “Raúl Juliá: The World’s a Stage” paints a portrait of a trailblazing Latino performer, who consistently emphasized his Puerto Rican identity in his acting roles.

The film's writer and director, Lorene Scafaria, hired the stripper Jacqueline Francis to consult on the movie. Jacqueline ensured that the film dealt with the subject honestly. 

New data from the Census Bureau shows that populations are declining in some of the biggest metro areas in the country, like New York City, Chicago, and Los Angeles. 

The spy was removed by the CIA from Russia in 2017.

Israel's prime minister announced Tuesday that he will move to annex part of the occupied West Bank if he wins the election next week.

States across the country are holding manufacturers and distributors of opioids accountable for their role in creating what they say is an epidemic.

Incarcerated people are 40 times more likely to overdose upon release.

The Fair Pay To Play Act passed through the State Assembly on Monday and has already passed through the Senate. 

The Takeaway also looks at John Bolton's exit and what that might mean for Trump’s foreign policy and the 2020 election. 

The deadline to finalize a Brexit deal with the European Union is October 31st. But a weeks-long suspension of Parliament is now in effect, leaving little time to finalize a new plan.

Legislators have until the end of the week to amend the California Consumer Privacy Act.

A single swipe of your credit card hands your data over to at least a half dozen different types of companies.

It’s been 25 years since the world met Rachel, Ross, Chandler, Joey, Monica, and Phoebe.

The death toll continues to climb as the true nature of the storm's devastation comes into relief.

On Saturday, President Trump said he was canceling a secret meeting at Camp David between U.S., Taliban, and Afghan officials. The Takeaway looks at what's next for the negotiations.

Hundreds of patients with severe respiratory illnesses have reported using e-cigarette products.

Three North Carolina judges gave the Republican state legislature until September 18th to redraw the map.