Amber Hall

Oakland is now the fifth most expensive rental market in the U.S. And longtime residents struggle to preserve their history and culture.

 A look at race and culture in the workplace.

No longer are pundits, campaigns, and voters forced to rely on the hypothetical polling data. We now have concrete numbers from votes that were cast in 30 percent of states. 

Every major Republican candidate has attempted to mobilize evangelical Christian voters, and Super Tuesday is their first major test. Will they turn out? 

For black women in rural Southern communities, AIDS is a leading cause of death. The new film "Wilhemina's War" tells of one grandmother's determination to fight for her community.

Tom Loughlin, executive director of The American Society of Mechanical Engineers, discusses how safety standards need to modernize as quickly as technology.

Cecile Richards, president of Planned Parenthood, discusses why women's health issues are at a crossroads in 2016. 

Today on The Takeaway, The Living With Alzheimer's Film Project announces the winners of their first inaugural short film competition. 

Alexandra Kutas is a trailblazing Ukrainian fashion model and accessibility advocate who wants to change the world. 

The United States is a nation of ideas, which is why we're asking you to help us select America's greatest innovation.

A team at the Indian Institute of Technology has designed an affordable filter that removes heavy metals and other toxins from drinking water. 

Robert Glennon, author of "Unquenchable: America's Water Crisis and What to Do About It," argues that the United States needs to change our water strategy before it's too late.

Joel Beauvais, the deputy assistant administrator for the Office of Water at the EPA, reflects on the water crisis in Flint, Michigan.

After developing brain tumors, dental problems, and fertility issues, residents in Prenter, West Virginia discovered toxic levels of chemical contaminants in their tap water.

Tom Loughlin, executive director of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers, says engineers should take an activist approach to save America's drinking water.

As the New Hampshire primary and Iowa caucus result show, young people are supporting Bernie Sanders in large numbers. But Republicans believe that they can also rally first-time voters.

Drug overdoses and deaths have skyrocketed in the Granite State, and New Hampshire voters are happy the issue has made it into this year’s presidential election.

Rashod Ollison, music critic and author of "Soul Serenade: Rhythm, Blues, & Coming of Age Through Vinyl," shares five of the most meaningful songs he grew up listening to. 

Fifty-two American hostages held in Tehran between 1979 and 1981 managed to hear a recording of Super Bowl XIV, thanks to a young journalist.

In Iowa, the results are in. As the crowds die down and the massive media migration to New Hampshire begins, we explore what's next in the 2016 election.