Truth Gap Emerges as White House Attempts to Conceal President Trump's Full Medical Picture
The president’s sudden hospitalization has led to a yawning truth gap between what the White House knows about his condition and what the media and the public know.
Amid Trump's COVID Diagnosis, A Look Back at Presidential Health in the White House
There’s a long history of health concerns in the White House, both physical and mental.
A Votar: Exploring the Issues that Matter Most to Latinos in the 2020 Election
The Takeaway kicks off our series, “A Votar: A Look at Latino Voters in the 2020 U.S. Election,” with a look at what polling data can tell us about the Latino electorate.
The Underground Railroad Helping Slaves Escape...to Mexico
We take a look at this little-known history, of how slaves escaped to Mexico.
Privacy Concerns Mount as Coronavirus Spreads
Around the world, privacy advocates are sounding the alarm on heightened surveillance measures that have popped up amid the ongoing pandemic.
In New Jersey, COVID-19 Cases Continue to Rise
The Takeaway speaks to New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy about how COVID-19 is playing out in his state.
Nightly Gratitude and Applause for Health Care Workers Around the World
All over the world, people have been clapping and cheering for health care workers in a nightly ritual to celebrate those on the front lines of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Number of COVID-19 Deaths in New York City May Actually Be Even Greater Than Reported
A significant rise in the number of at-home deaths suggests that the city is not counting everyone dying from COVID-19.
Alan Yang and Tzi Ma Peel Back the Layers of an Immigrant's Story in 'Tigertail'
Alan Yang is best known as the co-creator of 'Master of None,' but for 'Tigertail,' his first film as a writer and director, he decided to tell a more dramatic personal story.
Trump Administration Targets U.S. Intelligence Community
Last week, President Donald Trump announced Richard Grenell, the U.S. ambassador to Germany, as the acting director of national intelligence.
Census 2020: Making Latino Communities Heard in Texas
Texas lawmakers declined to fund census outreach efforts in their state, which could lead to an undercount in 2020, particularly among Latino communities.
Guns and Domestic Violence: Overview
In the United States, domestic violence incidents involving guns are on the rise, and women are especially vulnerable.
Can Baseball Survive This Cheating Scandal?
The Houston Astros were caught using cameras to read opposing teams' signs to give their hitters an advantage.