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The Women's World Cup has once again highlighted the disparities between the men's and women's teams in South America — and brought attention to the new push for "feminist" soccer. 

YouTube announced last Wednesday the latest attempt by tech companies to clean up hate speech, but will it be enough?

Last week, the Trump administration announced that it will cut funding for soccer and education programs for unaccompanied children in federal custody.

Yulio Castro-Garrido died in January 2018, after spending a month and a half at the ICE Stewart Detention Center.

Utah and six other states have agreed on a plan to better manage their use of the Colorado River, which 40 million people rely on as their water source.

At least seven states have been sued over long wait times for those incarcerated and in need of mental health treatment in order to stand trial.

Navigating the asylum system is hard. But for transgender women, it can be unsafe, or even life-threatening. 

The Netflix film further brings Asian American comedians to the forefront.

Critics say school resource officers heighten the chance of propelling students into the school-to-prison pipeline. Others say they are a school's best defense against a gunman.

With the latest attack by the military counsel, where does the revolution go next?

An Illinois prison recently removed 200 books from its prison library. Many state prison systems claim certain books cause significant security risks, but advocates call it censorship.

Black and Latino populations could be undercounted, according to a new study by the Urban Institute.

But will the Canadian government actually make meaningful change?

Amid calls to break up Facebook and Google, the Justice Department and the FTC are changing the way they approach oversight. 

Baltimore is the latest high-profile victim in a long string of attacks on soft targets like city governments and small businesses.

According to the "yield curve," which looks at the bond market, another recession might be closer than we think.

The US women's soccer team are looking to win their fourth World Cup title, even as they are suing for gender discrimination. 

It has been five months since the far-right president took office and his popularity continues to drop.

Israel is back in election mode, as lawmakers dissolved the parliament after Prime Minister Netanyahu failed to form a coalition government. New elections are scheduled for September.

After a mass shooting in Virginia Beach left 12 people dead, The Takeaway examines how government officials, the public, and the media respond to mass shootings in this moment.