Uber reported more than 350 gig workers were carjacked, 28 killed, and 24,000 physically assaulted and threatened from 2017 to 2020.  

Lebanon has been facing a deep economic crisis since 2019. According to the World Bank, it could be one of the “world’s worst economic crises since the mid-19th century.”

In the new book "Always Faithful," Major Tom and Zak tell a story of brotherhood and loyalty in an escape from Kabul.

Descendants of enslaved Africans who live on Sapelo Island, off the coast of Georgia, say their community is being driven off by state and county entities and increasing property taxes.

Hundreds of asylum seekers and migrants have been bussed up from Texas to New York City, in an apparent move of political theatre.

Comedian Joey Clift joins The Takeaway to discuss the significance of "Prey" and how it fits into the current movement for Native representation in the entertainment industry.

A new piece in the Atlantic "The Secret History of Family Separation," chronicles the Trump era "Zero Tolerance" border policy. We hear from reporter Caitlin Dickerson.

Leroy Moore Jr. is cofounder of Krip-Hop Nation, a movement that uses hip-hop as a means of expression for people with disabilities.

Hundreds of Black former NFL players now qualify for compensation from the league, following adjustments to dementia tests that eliminated the practice known as “race-norming.”