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Nearly 200 million Indonesians will be able to vote across 17,000 islands on Wednesday, making for the world's largest single-day election.  

The world watched as the devastating fire engulfed the cathedral on Monday. But the pain of its damage goes well beyond Paris.

Republicans have taken Rep. Omar's comments out of context, while Democrats have been lackluster in their defense.

31,000 workers have been on strike since last Thursday, leaving 240 stores understaffed or closed altogether. 

This is the first instance of a government using AI for the explicit purpose of racial profiling, according to reporting from The New York Times. 

Health problems and lack of access to medical services have lead to deaths of survivors of the Camp Fire in Northern California, friends and family say. 

The churches were all burned in St. Landry Parish, Louisiana, over the course of ten days in March.

On Friday, the Trump administration banned transgender people from openly enlisting in the military. Advocates say this marks a return to "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" for transgender troops.

Where does the revolution go, now that al-Bashir has been arrested?

The Taxpayer First Act just passed the House this week.

This season of comedian Wyatt Cenac’s "Problem Areas" explores education in the United States. Cenac spoke with The Takeaway about his show's unique spot in the late-night landscape.

First, a look at investigations into Texas's effort to remove thousands of voters from the rolls; Then a look at what Texas voters are looking for going into election season 2020.

Rosen declined to say whether he would release a full, unedited version of the Mueller Report in his confirmation hearing. 

This season, Shannon Hogan was joined on the MSG Network by an all-women team of analysts, a first for a pro-sports team.

Last week, a denaturalization trial got underway for a man born in Pakistan who's been a U.S. citizen since 2006. The Justice Department alleges he lied on his citizenship application.

Testimony on containing white nationalism got side-lined by partisan infighting that resulted in little agreement on the notion of extremism. 

A bill in Georgia would force reporters to turn over their notes for an ethical review. It's likely not going to pass, but it's a wake-up call for journalists.

The only working airport in Tripoli, Libya shutdown on Monday after it was hit by an airstrike from forces loyal to a renegade general.

The audit process itself also has immediate and long-term effects for working class people.

Kwame Alexander's new book, "The Undefeated," celebrates black Americans throughout history. The Takeaway spoke with Alexander about his unique approach to engaging young readers.