Jacklyn Martin

The Takeaway speaks to comedian, actor, writer, and producer Al Madrigal about his new comic book, "Primos."

Congresswoman Barbara Lee about her life-long commitment to activism and a new documentary profiling her called “Barbara Lee: Speaking Truth to Power.”

The Takeaway speaks with Representative Adam Schiff, chairman of the House Intelligence Committee and one of the members of the House committee investigating the Capitol insurrection.

A conversation with Judge Victoria Pratt about the theory and practice of procedural justice criminal court.

According to the CDC, the island had fully vaccinated 74 percent of its population as of November 22.

A conversation with Law Professor at Notre Dame, Carter Snead, and President of the Constitutional Accountability Center, Elizabeth Wydra about reproductive rights and the Constitution.

Since the 1970s, Illinois has been one of 16 states without discretionary parole, but a movement started by a former Illinois prison debate team is trying to change the system.

Rep. Katie Porter, the white board carrying Congresswoman from California joins us to discuss everything from paid family leave to the difficult task of getting people to trust Congress.

A conversation about the college admissions process and the value of higher education with Jeff Selingo, author of the book Who Gets In and Why: A Year Inside College Admissions.

The poll also showed a slight drop in support for the president and vice president. Black Lives Matter Global Network co-founder Alicia Garza discusses the findings.

The Women’s Health Protection Act would make abortion access a federal right and override the growing number of abortion bans that have been passed at the state level. 

New guidance issued by the Department of Veterans Affairs could give LGBTQ Veterans discharged under the “don’t ask, don’t tell” policy access to lost VA benefits.

Deepfakes use artificial intelligence to replace someone with another person’s likeness in videos, photos, and other digital content. 

Late Wednesday night, New York City saw record levels of rainfall which led to flooding in the streets and subways, a travel ban, and multiple deaths.

The WNYC Studios podcast "Death, Sex, and Money" recently aired a series of conversations that highlight the value of speaking openly in relationships about financial decisions.

2020 was a devastating year for the restaurant industry and its employees as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic. 

New reporting from "The American Prospect" tells the inside story of anti-union action in a plant-based meat company known as No Evil Foods.

To draw attention to the impending eviction crisis, Congresswoman Bush has slept on the steps of the U.S. Capitol since Friday night.

Many Republican-led states have halted the extra $300 per month unemployment insurance payments, but lawsuits around the country might change that.