Oliver Lazarus

Though the E.U. has regained its footing, Greece's economic troubles persist. Former Greek Finance Minister Yanis Varoufakis says it's time to rewrite the rules on debt.

New York legislators aim to introduce the country's first test for texting and driving: The Textalyzer, the digital equivalent of a Breathalyzer.

One veteran says that American soldiers will abandon the military under a President Trump, who will throw the U.S. Armed Forces into "crisis."

Protests in Baghdad both inside and outside of parliament have brought the city to a standstill, and have created a tenuous situation for the Iraqi government. 

We hear from voters in Connecticut, Delaware, Maryland, Pennsylvania, and Rhode Island, as they head to the polls. 

Voters in Connecticut, Pennsylvania, Delaware, Maryland, and Rhode Island will head to the polls on Tuesday — one of the final stands in the 2016 primary election season. 

A member of the British Parliament with the Conservative Party makes the case for leaving the European Union.

Inside Prince's estate, there's a vault filled with thousands of unreleased songs. In fact, there's so much material that a new Prince album could drop every year for the next century.

An uncertain political future is casting a shadow on President Obama's visit to Saudi Arabia this week.

We conclude our examination of FDR's famous "Four Freedoms" speech with a look at freedom of religion, or freedom from religion. 

The Takeaway reviews "The Jungle Book," "Criminal," and "Barbershop: The Next Cut." 

Malik Jalal, one of the leaders of the North Waziristan Peace Committee, believes he has been a target of drone strikes and is on the U.S. or U.K. kill list.

The team secured 73 wins in the final game of the NBA season last night. Before their momentous victory, the record for most wins had been held by the 1995-1996 Chicago Bulls.

In the era of "pics or it didn't happen," photos are a huge part of the internet, and as of last week, Facebook is helping some of those photos reach people with visual impairments.

A new book examines the post-World War II destruction left by a machine that is still seen as a symbol of American progress and vision: The bulldozer. 

This week, The Takeaway begins its examination of FDR's vision of America with a look at the circumstances of his Four Freedoms speech, and how they shifted after World War II. 

More than 70 years after the atomic bomb was dropped, Secretary of State John Kerry becomes the highest ranking U.S. official to visit the Hiroshima Peace Park.

Forty percent of the world's corruption is estimated to begin with arms trade. A new film aims to expose just how entrenched it is in our current political environment. 

Larry Summers was the 71st secretary of the Treasury for President Clinton, and the director of the National Economic Council for President Obama. 

Between Greece's debt problems, the migrant crisis, and a potential Brexit, Europe's economic prospects look bleak, but potentially still manageable.