On Monday, Take Two discusses how terrorist groups like the so-called Islamic State use rape and sexual violence as a weapon of war, the importance of local waterways, new regulations for extra virgin olive oil and much more.
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• 6:46
Turkey's special history with Kurdish minorities, both in Iraq and in Turkey, and its close relationship with Iran, are keys to understanding its stance on the issue,
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• 7:15
Last month, the United Nations estimated that the group forced some 1,500 women, teenage girls and boys into sexual slavery.
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• 7:01
Climate change activist Bill McKibben spoke to Take Two about the announcement from The Rockefeller Brothers Fund and the upcoming U.N. climate summit.
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• 7:56
This week, scientists and coastal residents across the United States are drawing attention to the importance of local waterways, called estuaries.
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• 4:08
When a Los Angeles police officer stopped "Django Unchained" actress Daniele Watts, he recorded his exchange with her on a personal recording device.
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• 6:37
Phil Grishayev's hunts down elusive scenes from films and puts them on his Tumblr, Dat Scene. In some cases, it take meticulous sleuthing.
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• 10:52
Is Angelina Jolie more comfortable behind the camera? The superstar and activist is focusing now on directing. And "X-Men's"Deadpool gets his own movie.
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• 8:04
In late June, the Mexican army killed 22 people in what it described as a massive gun battle with an armed gang. Since then, reporters have raised doubts about the military's version of the story.
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• 5:39
Citing a growing homeless population, Lancaster officials announced they want to shut down the only commuter train linking the city to Los Angeles.
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• 5:51
It's a major victory for state olive oil makers who regularly compete with European importers, whose extra virgin olive oil isn't held to a mandatory standard.
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• 4:16
“We need physicians," says Dr. Ravi Berry, a pediatrician at the Riverside Medical Clinic who mentors Deedas. "If we grow our own they stay in the area."
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• 5:39
NASA's latest orbiter, Maven, nuzzled up to Mars last night. It's now orbiting the Red Planet along with a growing fleet of scientific instruments sent to study our celestial neighbor.
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• 9:05
Finding herself lonely and isolated after moving away, a new mom strikes up an unlikely friendship with her 17-year-old neighbor.