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On Day 3 of Donald Trump's second impeachment trial, Michael Moore analyzes the evidence presented by Democratic impeachment managers, highlighting the violent actions of the January 6th insurrectionists.
Russia's interference in American politics intensifies as the 2024 elections approach.
More than 40,000 Americans are hospitalized with COVID-19 as President Donald J. Trump and former Vice President Joe Biden debate their plans to address the crisis.
In May 2021, war erupts between Israel and Hamas, revealing the conflict's human impact.
In the wake of the Supreme Court's 2022 decision to overturn Roe v.
The military tensions between the United States and China, fueled by nuclear capabilities and strategic policies from Presidents Obama and Trump, raise concerns of an impending conflict.
Alzo Slade examines Charlotte's majority-minority leadership after massive protests in 2016.
32 million people in Germany have seen no economic gains, raising concerns about social stability and the rise of right-wing extremism.
Michael Moore highlights the shifting demographics of American voters, emphasizing that 79% of the electorate in November will be women, People of Color, or under 39 years old.
With 43 million Americans living below the poverty line, the socioeconomic challenges include a homelessness crisis in Los Angeles and food insecurity in Appalachia.
Michael Moore discusses the Republican Party's struggles, praises Fani Willis for her indictment of Donald Trump, and highlights resources for Maui recovery efforts.
A passenger train with 21 bulletproof cars departs Pyongyang on March 26, 2018, carrying Kim Jong-Un to a meeting in Beijing.
130,000 Iranian soldiers are currently deployed in Iraq, as tensions rise following the assassination of nuclear scientist Mohsen Fakhrizadeh.
Ghost Town in Cape Town, South Africa, is a dangerous neighborhood controlled by the "Ugly Americans" gang, where drug trade, violence, and prostitution prevail.
In 11 years, more than 200 Palestinian suicide bombers have carried out attacks, with one being celebrated as a martyr by his community in Gaza.
Michael Moore examines the legal consequences faced by Donald Trump and his associates in New York after decades of alleged misconduct.
Camp Bastion, the largest British overseas military base since World War II, is dismantled amid ongoing threats from the Taliban as operations in Afghanistan conclude.
Ken Burns discusses his extensive body of work, the importance of understanding history, and the challenges of political polarization and media in America with Shane Smith.
More than 50,000 people have died since the military coup in Myanmar, including 8,000 civilians and 2 million displaced from their homes.
In the wake of the January 6, 2021, Capitol riot, Michael Moore examines the actions of elected officials who sought to overturn the 2020 election and suppress Black votes.
Japanese prisons enforce strict regulations, including silence and limited eye contact with guards, raising questions about the system's humanity and its impact on crime rates.
In 2017, a typical apartment in Shenzhen cost 41 times the average annual salary, reflecting the severe housing crisis in China's urban centers.
In the West Bank, Louis Theroux examines the rise of Israeli religious-nationalist settlers and their impact on local Palestinian communities following the October 7th attacks.
In India, societal pressures and customs lead to millions of girls being abandoned or aborted, while issues of rape culture and honor crimes persist.
A century of unexplained aerial phenomena in the Middle East, from the 1924 vanishing of British pilots in Iraq to the 1980 Kuwaiti entity, raises questions about non-human intelligence.
Federal Reserve actions during the COVID-19 pandemic have sparked debates over their impact on wealth inequality and the disconnect between Wall Street and Main Street.
Sean Penn reflects on his experiences in wartime Kyiv with Volodymyr Zelenskyy, Venezuela with Hugo Chávez, and Mexico with El Chapo, discussing the complexities of power and conflict.
They are the shock troops of the Ukrainian regime, known for the Odessa massacre in May 2014.
Two ounces of marijuana can be legally possessed in Washington, D.C., but buying or selling it remains illegal.
Coronation Park, South Africa's largest white squatter camp, highlights the struggles of impoverished white South Africans facing unemployment and social exclusion.
Michael Moore's 2024 Election Toolkit outlines strategies for Americans to support Kamala Harris and the Democratic Party in the upcoming election.
Bakhmut's population dwindled from 70,000 to a few thousand as Russian forces bombarded the city for ten months, leading to significant casualties among Ukrainian soldiers.
Xi Jinping aims to double China's GDP and per capita income while asserting the country's military strength and influence in the South China Sea.
El Salvador's CECOT prison, built to contain over 15,000 gang members, symbolizes President Nayib Bukele's aggressive crackdown on MS13 and Barrio 18 amid rising human rights concerns.
The ongoing United States-Israeli war on Iran has severe implications for global oil markets and economic stability, as discussed by economist Richard Wolff.
El Salvador's president discusses poverty, violence, and corruption in a Sky News interview.
Michael Moore argues for President Joe Biden to undergo a neurological evaluation, urging him to prioritize his health over political pressures as the 2024 election approaches.
More than a million people protested in Hong Kong against a controversial extradition bill, marking the largest demonstrations since the 1997 handover.
Politically Exposed Persons (PEPs) exploit British finance and offshore jurisdictions to launder wealth, prompting developing countries to seek the return of stolen assets.
In Accra's Agbogbloshie, one of the world's largest e-waste dumps, Reggie Yates experiences the harsh realities faced by workers amid toxic conditions.
In Morocco, African Lion 2026 showcases how AI, autonomous weapons, and advanced technologies are reshaping modern warfare, as explored by Shane Smith and U.S. AFRICOM leaders.
Michael Moore critiques the legacy of Rush Limbaugh and the impact of ignorance in America, linking it to the crises in Texas and the COVID-19 pandemic.
Kim Jong Un has reportedly assassinated 140 senior leaders since taking power, reflecting the brutal dynamics of North Korea's regime.
At least nine former and current officers in Calgary face criminal charges this year, including assault with a weapon and bribery of an officer.
Tyre Nichols, a 29-year-old photographer, was brutally killed by five Memphis police officers, prompting Michael Moore to critique the lack of accountability and transparency in the aftermath.
Nearly 75 million people voted for Donald Trump in the 2020 election, reflecting a significant divide between Washington and the broader electorate.
Julian Assange's fight against extradition to the United States continues amid ongoing scrutiny.
Mountain View in Kingston, Jamaica, is a notorious no-go zone plagued by gang violence, high murder rates, and dire living conditions for its residents.
