Meg Dalton

The New York Times and Siena College poll found that Joe Biden is leading President Trump 48 percent to 43 percent in the key battleground state.

Bob Woodward's upcoming book, "Rage," is just one of more than 1,200 books that have been published about the Trump presidency. 

The American West is burning. In California, Oregon, Colorado, and Washington, record wildfires are leaving behind a trail of unprecedented devastation.

Freelance photojournalist Montinique Monroe talks about her father, Paul Monroe, who was killed by police on April 15, 1993. 

As with so many diseases, colon cancer is one that disproportionately affects the Black community in this country. 

Daniel Prude, a Black man, died of asphyxiation in March, after officers put a hood over his head and pushed him down on the ground during what’s being described as a psychotic episode.

This week, people in Tulsa filed a lawsuit demanding reparations for victims and descendants of the Tulsa Race Massacre. 

As protests against police brutality spread across the U.S. this summer, major fashion brands and companies expressed solidarity with Black Lives Matter. 

The temperature of one neighborhood could be as much as 20 degrees hotter than another neighborhood in the same city.

Her success has come with a harsh reminder that misogyny is still rampant in the music industry even when you have massive success.

On Tuesday, dozens of protesters were arrested in Louisville, Kentucky, following a massive demonstration demanding justice for Breonna Taylor. 

Aside from psychiatrists, the majority of mental health professionals do not have formal training in suicide prevention.

Breonna Taylor’s name has become a rallying cry in the streets and on social media in the fight against police brutality and systemic racism in America.

Herd immunity happens when enough people become protected against a virus, either through vaccination or infection of that virus. 

The Takeaway asked listeners about their experiences with the outdoors as people of color in America.

In the coming weeks, millions of students will start their first complete semester of college to occur during the pandemic.

The 19th Amendment sought to grant all women the right to vote. In reality, it really only applied to white women. 

The remaining three athletic conferences are still on the fence.

As COVID-19 ravages communities across the U.S., another epidemic continues to unfold in the background: the opioid use disorder crisis.

Mainstream media has a very spotty track record when it comes to fairly covering female candidates for national office.