Ellen Frankman

Protesters shouted, "Mexico First" against caravan migrants.

On Tuesday, Amazon named Long Island City, New York, and Arlington, Virginia as the cite of their HQ2 locations. So what are the terms of the deal?

The Camp Fire has already been marked as the deadliest fire in recent California history.

In 2007, Nancy Pelosi became the first woman to lead the House of Representatives. She wants her job back.  

Some states in the Midwest did experience a "blue wave" of their own.

Sessions is out. We explore the decision and what it could mean for the Mueller investigation and the future of the Trump Administration.

It’s the day after Election Day, so what do we know?

The writer argues there is too much at stake to sit this election out.

The Takeaway holds a roundtable discussion with three millennial voices on why climate change matters to them and their generation.

Pittsburgh's civic leaders urged President Trump to stay away after the synagogue attack. A historian weighs in on the role of the presidency in uniting Americans after a tragedy.

A new report from the International Rescue Committee looks at how cities around the world are integrating refugees.

Alaskan voters will be deciding to whether to better protect salmon habitats on Election Day.

Bombs sent to leaders of the Democratic Party Wednesday morning have brought the extreme partisan divide into stark relief.

Thousands of Central American migrants are in southern Mexico, some applying for asylum, others continuing north.

15 days ahead of the midterm elections, The Takeaway is taking a step back and looking at the infrastructure of the United States' voting system. 

Scott Walker is in a tight race to maintain the governorship in Wisconsin. So far, Walker has danced lightly around issues like education and health care in the lead up to the election.

Canada is just the second country to legalize recreational marijuana.

At one small, all-black private school in Maryland, 32 high school football players have agreed as a team to take a knee before every single game, with their coach's support.

Lapses in communication not only affect the country’s deaf and hard-of-hearing population, but also the millions of other Americans living with disabilities.  

Until this week, Elizabeth Warren had refused to participate in DNA testing. And many native communities see her decision to do so as offensive and one that plays to stereotypes.