Todd Zwillich

It's been five years since the massacre at Sandy Hook Elementary School. We look back and explore how that day became burned into our consciousness, and we remember the 26 victims. 

The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) voted to roll back net neutrality regulations today. Here's what that could practically mean for your everyday life. 

There’s been a steady lack of funding for climate science over several presidential administrations, and it’s getting worse under President Trump. 

While some of President Trump's executive agencies have been plagued by listless management, the Department of the Interior employs veteran bureaucrats to reshape domestic policy.

The Rock & Roll Hall of Fame announced its inductees for 2018 today, including music legends Bon Jovi, Nina Simone, and The Moody Blues, among others. 

After a heated and very close special election in Alabama, Democratic candidate Doug Jones will be the state's next U.S. senator after he beat Roy Moore in a special election on Tuesday.

FCC Commissioner Jessica Rosenworcel will be voting on the future of net neutrality this week. She discusses what's at stake, and how it will impact the lives of all Americans.

Lee was the city’s first Asian American mayor, and a former civil rights attorney known for his progressive immigration policies and support for a higher minimum wage.

What can the U.S. do to encourage Zimbabwe to bring in democratic and economic reforms? The Takeaway hears from the U.S. Ambassador to Zimbabwe.

Words can carry huge weight for those struggling with addiction.

Half of all Americans are insured through their workplace. But millions don't seek new opportunities because they're afraid to go without benefits.

At least 14 U.N. peacekeepers and five Congolese soldiers were killed by rebels in Eastern Congo. Officials are calling it the worst attack in the organization's recent history.

While the Obama Administration had guaranteed debt relief for students defrauded by these businesses, under President Trump, financial restitution has been pushed further out of reach.

"Your Healthcare: What Happened?" is a new series from The Takeaway. This week we'll explore what went wrong with the U.S. healthcare system, and how we might get it right.

A new study out of Denmark says hormonal birth control may increase the risk of birth control. We get one doctor's take.

In the wake of President Trump's recognition of Jerusalem as Israel's capital, we look at the symbolic importance of the city, and how Palestinians are responding.