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"This Is Home: A Refugee Story" follows four families of Syrian refugees through their first eight months in the United States. 

Family separation provoked a harsh public reaction against the Trump administration, even from a group that has traditionally sided with the President: conservative faith leaders. 

A new executive rule will further change the Affordable Care Act.

Continuing our look at masculinity in 2018, we speak to Tunette Powell, the mother of three sons, on the challenges of raising black boys.

A look inside two types of detention facilities, as Border Patrol finds itself unable to humanely process families being separated by the Trump administration's zero tolerance policy.

Minnesota regulators open final arguments this week on whether they should approve proposal to replace deteriorating pipeline from Canada across Minnesota.

How both the far right in Germany and America have come to define the immigration debate around the world. 

Today marks 153 years since news reached the enslaved people in Galveston, Texas that they were emancipated two and a half years prior on January 1, 1863.

In the right-leaning town of Morristown, Tennessee, the largest workplace immigration raid in a decade took place in April. 

In 1993, Charles Rhines was sentenced to death. His lawyers say jurors were biased against Rhines, who is gay. Now, the Supreme Court will discuss whether to take up the case. 

As Guatemala recovers from its volcanic disaster, lawmakers are attempting to pass a bill that would grant amnesty to those accused of violating human rights.

The Takeaway speaks with two experts about why they're optimistic for the future of masculinity.

Brigid Schulte, host of the Better Life Lab Podcast, discusses the art and science of living a fuller life. 

This week, Newsday film critic Rafer Guzman is joined by Alison Willmore, critic and culture writer for Buzzfeed News where they'll explore the horror film genre. 

A new study released this week found that a controversial ballot measure passed by voters in California in November 2014, led to an increase in thefts, including car break-ins.

Gurbir Grewal, the first Sikh in US history to hold the position of statewide AG, talks about the discrimination he has faced, and how it animated his decision to pursue public service.

A 4-4 split by the Supreme Court this week gives a major victory in a decades long legal battle over salmon fishing fought by Native American tribes. 

Saudi-backed forces in Yemen have begun attacking the port of Hodeida, where the majority of the aid to Yemen travels through.

Cal Fire found that power lines maintained by PG&E, the biggest utility in the state, were the cause of 11 of the 12 major fires in the North Bay's wine country region last fall. 

An iconic Johnson & Johnson product is under scrutiny after a lawsuit brought by 22 women alleges a link to the plaintiffs' ovarian cancer diagnoses.