Cameron Drews

Samantha Power, U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations, discusses the U.N.'s role in the refugee crisis, the Iran nuclear deal, and the role of women in politics.

Too big to jail? Not anymore. 

Parents and activists want the city to re-open Walter H. Dyett High School, the last open enrollment high school in Chicago's Bronzeville neighborhood.

Brandan Robertson, Evangelical author and host of the Project: Awaken Podcast, weighs in on Kim Davis, and why so many evangelicals support her.

Today, Queen Elizabeth II surpasses Queen Victoria to become Britain's longest-serving monarch. 

Europe's population is aging at an alarming rate. An influx of migrants could help jump-start the workforce and save the E.U. from economic uncertainty. 

Officials are on the lookout for a place to put detainees from Guantánamo Bay. Some lawmakers are taking a stand, insisting that Gitmo prisoners are not welcome in their home states.

Global Rescue is a private service that literally rescues its clients wherever they might be, whenever they're in need. It's a business that comes with a lot of ethical questions.

Seattle is a city prone to earthquakes, landslides, and other potential threats. Luckily, city officials have a plan. 

In Milwaukee, violent crime is up 76 percent from this time last year. More than 30 other cities have also reported increases, including St. Louis, Baltimore, D.C., and New Orleans. 

Mount McKinley is now Denali. The Takeaway explores the history of national landmarks, how their names have changed over the years, and whether they should be changed back. 

The corporate giant says its move to no longer sell military-style rifles is simply a business decision. But what if corporate trends have the power to shift public attitudes?  

To celebrate the 100th anniversary of Albert Einstein's theory of general relativity, we explore how a scientist becomes an icon. We also wonder whether it can ever be done again.  

Despite its nostalgia for early Islam, the extremist group is very much a product of its current time and place. 

The herd mentality of Chinese investors is expected to cause another day of volatile activity. For large, machine-based American investment companies, frantic reactions are unnecessary.

In New Hampshire, local politicians are asking national candidates to turn their attention to the issue that's most important to the state: Heroin.

Democratic presidential candidates are putting student debt at center stage. But the problems of higher education go way beyond affordability. 

The U.N. says the number of refugees arriving to Greece has soared 750 percent since last year—50,000 immigrants, mainly from Syria, Iraq and Afghanistan, arrived in July alone.

It's the crowning achievement of President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi, who ousted Egypt's democratically elected leader, Mohammed Morsi.

Why doesn't an animal's majestic beauty keep hunters from pulling the trigger?