2020 will be the first time ever that most people will use digital technology to fill out the census, opening up the process to a number of potential cybersecurity threats.

As verified cases spread across the Middle East and Europe, officials in the U.S. are not only figuring out how to address the virus, but how to address the public. 

After a dominant win in Nevada, Bernie Sanders is the candidate to beat in the primaries. But his current strength has also highlighted potential fractures within the Democratic Party. 

Two women who were abused shot the men abusing them. Self-defense laws aren't going to keep them from decades in prison.

The court ruled that allowing the family of 15-year-old Sergio Hernandez to sue the Border Patrol agent that shot him could undermine border security.

For the last decade, online mugshot galleries have become an easy source of revenue for struggling newsrooms.

Government forces and Hindu mobs attacked Muslim demonstrators in Delhi as they protested a discriminatory citizenship law. 

The region is also still recovering from some of the worst flooding on record from 2016. 

The Takeaway speaks with St. John Dixon, who took part in the first sit-in against segregation in the state of Alabama on February 25, 1960.