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China puts huge resources into secret influence operations, including a deal with the Solomon Islands.
China condemns the U.S. for downing a suspected surveillance balloon on Saturday.
Donald Trump and Boris Johnson's divisive rhetoric threatens democracy in the UK and US.
President Donald Trump shows interest in buying Greenland, despite its autonomy and skepticism.
Japan addresses China's military expansion and its implications for security and trade.
Native Hawaiians share their memories of the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor in 1941.
Kim Jong-un's missile launch raises concerns about North Korea's nuclear capabilities.
Rosa Parks's refusal on December 1, 1955, sparks a boycott in Montgomery, Alabama.
Ruby Bridges, at six years old, became the first Black American to enroll in the all-white William Frantz Elementary School in Louisiana amid fierce protests.
Russia and China have been challenging the West by offering COVID-19 vaccines globally.
Russia's Ministry showcases captured Western weapons to downplay their impact in Ukraine.
JCB, founded by Joseph Cyril Bamford, becomes a global leader in construction machinery.
Florida has 29 electors in the Electoral College, which totals 538 electors nationwide, with 270 needed to win the presidency.
Mimi Lok leads Voice of Witness, highlighting human rights crises in the United States and beyond.
Kate Müser reveals what Germans certainly enjoy for breakfast on weekends in Germany.
Trump's speech incites a Capitol riot, leading to his Senate conviction for insurrection.
Dmytro Kuleba urges NATO for more advanced weapons to aid Ukraine's defense against Russia.
Thousands of Trump supporters storm the Capitol on Wednesday morning, breaching security.
The U.S. shoots down a Chinese balloon, escalating tensions between the two nations.
Millions quit their jobs during the pandemic, reshaping the world of work forever.
Ilhan Omar faces backlash in the Democratic Party over her comments on the pro-Israel lobby.
India's Prime Minister announces a 21-day nationwide lockdown to combat COVID-19.
A shelter in San Benito, Texas, cares for migrant kids, including babies and teenage mothers.
Don Newkirk discusses George Floyd's impact on police brutality and community calls for reform.
Juan Guaidó declares himself interim president of Venezuela amid Maduro's controversial second term.
Ayatollah Khamenei condemns Trump during a Friday sermon in Tehran, calling his support a pretense.
Iran's Revolutionary Guard attacks Erbil, prompting condemnation from the United States and France.
Iran's supreme leader vows retaliation after deadly explosions in Kerman during a memorial event.
Iranian President Hassan Rouhani criticizes the United States for its hostile policies towards Iran, particularly under President Donald Trump.
In Iran, the assassination of Qassem Soleimani by a U.S. drone strike has united many citizens in mourning and calls for retaliation against the United States.
Germany faces new realities due to Russia's invasion of Ukraine, says Defense Minister Christine Lambrecht.
Microdosing with cannabis trim and psyllium husk offers potential health benefits.
President Vladimir Putin surrounds Ukraine with Russian troops, raising invasion concerns.
President Emmanuel Macron aims to strengthen the European Union's global role and defense capabilities.
Hillary Clinton faces scrutiny over her appearance and past controversies as she seeks to become the first female president of the United States.
The U.S. blames Iran for attacks on Saudi oil plants, escalating tensions in the region.
In Rafah, Israel's military bombed a designated 'safe zone' where displaced Palestinians had sought refuge, raising concerns about civilian safety.
Israel kills Islamic Jihad commander Hussam Abu Harbid amid escalating violence in Gaza.
Israel's air strikes kill over 2,300, while Hamas terror attacks claim 1,300 Israelis.
North Korea targets South Korea with nuclear weapons as Japan boosts military spending amid tensions.
Japan enhances military capabilities and foreign policy to counter China's influence.
Japan approves a $56 billion defense budget amid threats from China and North Korea.
Emperor Hirohito addresses Japan for the first time after atomic bombs devastate the country.
Jeffrey Sachs critiques Trump's provocative rhetoric on North Korea and Congress's inaction.
Yves Rossy propels himself through the sky alongside a B-17 bomber in Oshkosh, Wisconsin.
Jim Thorpe was the first Native American to win Olympic gold medals, but those medals were taken away from him, marking a significant injustice in sports history.
Biden meets Xi Jinping in Beijing to ease tensions over the Senkaku-Diaoyu islands.
Nearly 600,000 Americans have died from COVID-19, a toll greater than that of World War I, World War II, the Vietnam War, and 9/11 combined.
