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Osama bin Laden's fifteen-year pursuit by the CIA is examined through declassified operations and firsthand accounts, highlighting the complexities of national security.
Vladimir Putin's isolation grows as Xi Jinping strengthens ties with Russia amid Ukraine conflict.
Donald Trump claims that 3 to 5 million illegal votes were cast in the election that brought him to the presidency.
Donald Trump delivers a populist speech after being sworn-in as President on the National Mall.
2020 brings unexpected challenges and unity amid the COVID-19 pandemic and global events.
Volkan Vischer, a former chair of the Munich Security Conference, calls for Western nations to prepare for a potential peace process in the Ukraine war.
Five and a half years is the prison sentence given to John Kapoor for his role in promoting a fentanyl spray that contributed to the opioid crisis.
Sky News Breakfast reports on Kyiv's escalating crisis amid Russian aggression and military mobilization.
China represents 80% of the economic espionage cases charged by the US Department of Justice since the statute's inception in the 1990s.
Donald Trump stated that Americans should appreciate the country's role in defeating ISIS in Syria, reflecting ongoing tensions between Russia and the United States.
Julian Assange faces a potential 175 years in prison for publishing information deemed in the public interest, as he continues his fight against extradition.
Approximately 90 million evangelicals live in the United States, many of whom mobilized to support Donald Trump's election and continue to influence politics.
Governments worldwide are adapting to modern challenges by changing service delivery models, as discussed by experts like Jonathan Reenal and Tim Unwin.
Lloyds Banking Group PLC, under CEO Antonio Horta-Osorio, achieved a profit of £900 million after a government bailout.
Jewher and Abduweli expose Uyghur atrocities after fleeing China for the US and Istanbul.
A 500-year flood in July 1993 caused the Mississippi River to rise above 32 feet, displacing thousands and leading to James Scott's life sentence for breaching a levee.
Prime Minister Imran Khan states that India has been taken over by a racially extremist ideology, escalating tensions over Jammu and Kashmir.
A thousand Taliban fighters captured the city of Ghazni, less than 100 miles from Kabul, marking a significant setback for the Afghan government.
Annie McAdams represents 98 sex trafficking victims in lawsuits against tech companies for facilitating trafficking on their platforms.
Journee Bradshaw, born in Ethiopia, was misled into believing she was going on a trip to the United States, only to find herself adopted by a new family.
An estimated 80,000 people have been killed since the Communist Party came to power in Afghanistan in 1978, prompting armed resistance from the mujahideen.
California faces severe water challenges as Lake Mead's levels drop to 38% capacity.
80% of criminal defendants in the U.S. rely on public defenders, who face overwhelming caseloads and insufficient resources to provide adequate representation.
More than 15,000 surveillance cameras are now positioned on street corners across the United States, monitoring citizens in public spaces.
An Afghan interpreter recounts threats from the Taliban while serving the US Army in Afghanistan.
Eighty-eight inmates are on death row in a maximum security prison, facing lethal injection as the primary method of execution in the United States.
The U.S. withdraws from Afghanistan as the Taliban regains control, revealing historical roots.
Brittany Maynard chooses assisted suicide in 2014, highlighting health care system failures.
Augustine and Charmaine highlight the impact of residential schools on Native American children.
Florida Senate considers a bill to ban child marriage, a growing issue in the United States.
28 years have passed since Georgia last voted for a Democratic presidential candidate, as younger voters of color seek to reshape the state's political future.
David Attenborough warns of an impending American Dark Ages due to climate change denial.
In early October, Mexican Navy forces nearly captured Joaquín 'El Chapo' Guzmán in Durango, but he escaped, allegedly with local support.
The Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program allows eligible individuals who arrived in the U.S. before age 16 to avoid deportation.
The Guardian's global campaign to end female genital mutilation received thousands of signatures daily after addressing the issue publicly.
34 students were killed and nearly 300 wounded in Chicago in the past year, making it the murder capital of the United States.
Fareed Zakaria discusses his background and the rise of global powers in 'The Post-American World.'
Parisians demand justice for Adama Traoré amid George Floyd protests in June.
Germany backs down on its refusal and agrees to send weapons to support Ukraine's defense.
Anita Yeboah, a Ghanaian braider in New Jersey, risks fines for working without a license.
Scott Jordan, diagnosed with HIV in 1984, confronts health complications from medication and emphasizes the need for awareness among younger generations in the U.S.
Paul Rusesabagina, known for sheltering refugees during the Rwandan genocide, is convicted of terrorism after being forcibly taken from the U.S. to Rwanda.
Donald Trump faces troubling reports soon after becoming president of the United States.
Pharmaceutical companies spent $4.5 billion on lobbying and campaign contributions, raising concerns about the FDA's ability to ensure drug safety.
A man drove his vehicle into a crowd of counter-protesters in Charlottesville, killing Heather Heyer and injuring 19 others during the 2017 rally.
Deng Xiaoping's 1979 visit to Andrews Air Force Base marks a shift in U.S.-China relations.
Donald Trump called for a total and complete shutdown of Muslims entering the United States during his campaign for the presidency in 2016.
The War on Drugs has cost the United States over one trillion dollars since its inception in 1971, with critics calling it a failed initiative.
