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Nicolás Maduro struggles to maintain power against Juan Guaidó in Venezuela's 2019 crisis.
The former chair of President Obama's Council discusses taxing the super-rich and income disparity.
Fifty people died in the Christchurch mosque shootings, prompting Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern to announce a ban on military-style semi-automatic weapons.
Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin exploit America's political divisions through cyber-attacks.
Nearly 5,000 Cuban migrants have been intercepted by the U.S. Coast Guard since October, a significant increase from 838 in fiscal year 2021.
Teton County, home to Jackson Hole, is the richest county in the U.S. and has a housing waiting list of 2,000 people.
Alba Caceres faces an immigration crisis as the only Guatemalan consul in Texas.
Riley Livermore, a former Air Force engineer, reflects on his resignation after 16 years of service due to moral conflicts over U.S. support for Israel in Gaza.
Rent in Huntsville, Alabama surged 21% since the pandemic began, leaving many residents unable to afford stable housing despite working full-time jobs.
850,000 Indian tech workers contribute to a rapidly growing $150 billion IT industry, positioning Bangalore as a potential new center for technology.
Manisha Krishnan visits NYC and Vancouver to address the drug death crisis in 2021.
A three to one vote by the Murdock city council allowed the Asatru Folk Assembly to establish its third temple in a predominantly white community.
Over 200,000 people died in the 2010 earthquake in Haiti, leading to a chaotic humanitarian crisis and urgent calls for international aid.
Tensions rise in Tehran as Israel targets Iran's nuclear facilities in June confrontations.
George Farland, a death row inmate in the United States, highlights the systemic bias in capital punishment against impoverished individuals and inadequate legal representation.
James Sawicki discusses sports betting laws and New Jersey's legalization efforts in his last column.
Ford's market share has decreased significantly, dropping from 18 million units to 8.5 million units during the economic downturn.
Derek Brower and Jennifer Granholm discuss Europe's energy crisis and rising gas prices.
Justin Trudeau discusses middle-class anxiety and climate change in Canada amid Trump's rise.
Kentucky's Medicaid changes under Republican governors threaten coverage for low-income residents.
Local ranchers and tribal leaders oppose the Keystone XL pipeline in South Dakota.
Tens of thousands of Americans on the Navajo Nation lack access to clean running water, with 40% of residents living without it in their homes.
Dixon has helped establish nearly 50 sanctuary cities for the unborn across Texas, Ohio, and Nebraska since 2019.
Merkel reflects on history and congratulates Biden and Harris on their election victory.
Mexico sees another year of record violence fueled by the CJNG and powerful U.S. sniper rifles.
Donald Trump plans to deport millions of Mexicans and build a wall between Mexico and the U.S.
Naomi Klein discusses her disappointment with the Obama Administration's key appointments, stating she cannot identify a single top position that feels different.
Russia's war on Ukraine shifts from a regional conflict to global tensions, impacting U.S.-Saudi relations.
Puerto Ricans in Florida could significantly influence the upcoming presidential election.
A person dies in police custody every six days in the UK, with no convictions for the officers involved since 1990.
A shooter killed 22 people in El Paso, Texas, motivated by racist beliefs about Latinx individuals "invading" the United States.
A new security deal between the Solomon Islands and China raises concerns for Australia and the US.
More than 4,300 people were lynched by white mobs in the United States between 1877 and 1950, a history that continues to shape racial dynamics today.
The U.S. has 2.2 million prisoners, many of whom are nonviolent offenders facing dire conditions.
Haiti's 'Lost' Girls reveals the violence women face in slums only 300 miles from the U.S.
Kalashnikov rebrands its assault rifles as 'Weapons of Peace' amid U.S. sanctions.
Rudy Giuliani demanded that Ukraine publicly announce investigations into the 2016 election and the DNC server as a condition for a White House visit.
Three election deniers on the ballot in Arizona lost their races during the 2022 midterms, reflecting a rejection of anti-democratic sentiments.
Vladimir Putin orders troops into Ukraine's Donetsk and Luhansk, escalating tensions significantly.
Russian tanks invade Ukraine in the early hours of Thursday, escalating the conflict dramatically.
Economic sanctions after Putin's invasion of Ukraine lead to a crisis in Russia and beyond.
Ukrainian forces lost two tanks during a disorganized retreat in Debaltsevo, raising questions about the effectiveness of potential U.S. lethal aid.
Owen Jones discusses the culture war over statues and history in Oxford and the U.S.
South Sudan faces collapse due to corruption, despite $10 billion in U.S. aid and oil reserves.
Stacey Abrams aims to become the first black woman governor in the United States during Georgia's closely watched 2018 gubernatorial race against Bryan Kemp.
Three times in 2015, Richard Glossip came within minutes of execution while maintaining his innocence in a murder case from 1997.
Resolution Copper will use a mining technique called caving, which is expected to cause subsidence and significant environmental damage in Oak Flat, Arizona.
Over 360 boarding schools were established in the United States to forcibly assimilate Native American children and erase their cultures.
