Tanzina Vega

In a 5 to 4 vote, the Supreme Court revived the Trump Administration's policy of barring transgender people from serving in the military.

In December, funding for the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program was secured through the end of February. There are no guarantees on whether SNAP will still be funded in March.

Officials have known about the lead since 2016, but new testing shows the problem is getting worse.

We explore the ways in which people are giving back to their communities and trying to make a change at the local level.

Stunning revelations arise every day during El Chapo's trial. But what is the public not hearing?

The attack comes about a month after President Trump first announced that American troops would be pulling out of Syria having "won against ISIS." 

The Takeaway hears from reporters in Arizona, Texas, and Alaska about the impact of the shutdown on their communities and how local charities and businesses are stepping up to help.

The Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works held hearings Wednesday to consider Andrew Wheeler to officially head the EPA.

Modern technology is increasingly dependent on fiber optics, for which there's currently a shortage of trained technicians.

By some estimates, the shutdown will soon cost as much as the President has requested for his wall. 

The outcry for the price hike comes six months after the after the election of Emmerson Mnangagwa, who promised “radical economic reforms to attract investment” at his inauguration.

Fuel thieves have been tapping into pipelines throughout Mexico. The newly-elected President has a plan to stop them. Will it work?

The Takeaway has a conversation regarding people of color in newsrooms and the stories missed when newsrooms don't reflect the country.

The air traffic controllers' union is one of several organizations representing federal workers who have sued the Trump administration over unpaid wages. 

After two years of deadly wildfires, PG&E estimates that liabilities alone could top $30 billion. It's looking for a way out.

A federal judge ruled today that the Trump administration cannot add a citizenship question to the upcoming census. The case is expected to make its way to the Supreme Court.

Last week, Representative Steve King of Iowa, who has a long history of xenophobia and racism, gave an interview questioning why the term "white nationalist" became offensive.

According to the federal statute in question, during a shutdown government offices should only address “emergencies involving the safety of human life or the protection of property."

Nearly half of the employees at the Department of Homeland Security's Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency within the Department of Homeland Security have been furloughed. 

The President was also reportedly highly secretive about his meetings with Russian President, Vladimir Putin.