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According to estimates, Manila has 30,000 street children who beg or steal for food while facing high rates of police violence and arbitrary arrests.
In February 2023, anti-MAGA Democrats achieved a series of special election victories, overshadowed by national tragedies such as a school massacre and a toxic train derailment.
In a "lame duck" session, Senate Democrats have 40 days to vote on key legislation, including expanding the Civil Rights Act and capping insulin prices.
In the largest refugee camp in Iraq, Reggie Yates spends a week living alongside 30,000 Syrian refugees affected by the ongoing Syrian civil war.
Michigan's historic Democratic victories in the 2022 midterm elections are attributed to strategies that can be replicated by Democrats in red states for future success.
Michael Moore discusses significant political issues in the United States, including student debt relief and the challenges of an educational system that prioritizes conformity.
In a tense operation at Heathrow Airport, repossession agents Alex and KC enforce a High Court Writ against an airline for a customer's overdue refund.
Michael Moore critiques President Joe Biden's actions and their potential impact on Donald Trump's chances in the 2024 election during his podcast episode.
Cases involving meth have spiked over 1,000% in the United States, as powerful drug cartels control a vast production and distribution network.
Smartphone apps collect detailed location data that often ends up with data brokers, posing security risks for individuals, including soldiers and politicians.
A thousand people can be killed at a time due to hatred, prompting a search for unity in a divided society.
Japan faces a crisis in love, with rising virginity rates and declining birth rates.
Japan's prison system enforces strict regulations, including silence and limited interaction, raising questions about its impact on crime rates and inmate treatment.
Michael Moore critiques America's financial support for Israeli actions against Palestinians, highlighting his activism and concerns over domestic issues like COVID-19 and abortion rights.
2.5 million workers in California lost their jobs at the height of the pandemic, forcing many middle-class families to seek food assistance.
In contemporary China, young people express a shift in values and aspirations, prioritizing personal fulfillment over traditional notions of hard work and economic success.
Xinjiang, a volatile province in northwest China, is examined through the lens of Uyghur experiences and state propaganda during an official tour.
Ashley Humphrey stalks Sandee Rozzo for nearly 20 miles before shooting her eight times, leading to a 25-year prison sentence and an interview with Piers Morgan.
Finland, Norway, and Sweden are shifting from 200 years of neutrality to NATO membership and military preparedness in response to Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
Robert Reich argues that inflation is misdiagnosed, attributing rising prices to a lack of competition from monopolistic corporations rather than economic factors.
There are around 60,000 sex workers in Pattaya, many of whom rely on this industry to support their families amid economic hardship.
In Indonesia, a closed Facebook group named Loli Candy facilitated the sharing of child pornography among 7,000 members, prompting police investigations and arrests.
On February 12, 2023, residents of Northern Michigan experienced the sound of a fighter jet as the U.S. Air Force shot down a UFO over Lake Huron.
Over-indebtedness from microcredits has led some recipients to consider suicide, as families struggle under the weight of unmanageable loans.
Real wages in Cuba fell despite nominal wage increases, leading to a significant decline in purchasing power for the population.
Up to 80% of marijuana dispensaries in California operate illegally, despite the state's legalization of cannabis in 2016.
ZOHRAN, a prominent figure in New York City's media landscape, presents a briefing on the evolving role of new media in urban communication.
In Maui, the aftermath of devastating wildfires raises questions about government accountability, while Ohio voters demonstrate a strong commitment to women's rights.
In the United States, stolen cars are smuggled to West Africa in shipping containers, where demand for these vehicles is rapidly increasing.
Each year, thousands of North Koreans attempt to escape, risking their lives to avoid being sent back to prison camps if caught.
Michael Moore shares his personal experience with Covid-19 after nearly three years of avoidance, reflecting on the impact of the virus in his life.
Jeremy Corbell and Shane Smith analyze recent U.S. government UAP disclosures, including military footage and whistleblower testimonies, suggesting a significant shift in transparency.
Operation Luna Sangre seizes 2,500 kilograms of cocaine from two vessels in Puerto Rico, while authorities also find meth and counterfeit cash in Atlanta.
Jair Bolsonaro's presidency in Brazil amplified a conservative faction that challenges global norms on environmental protection, human rights, and public health.
Congressman Dan Kildee's text exchange during the January 6 Hearing is revealed by Michael, highlighting the political climate surrounding the event.
95% of Americans are targeted by scammers, who exploit loneliness and gullibility through phone and lottery fraud schemes.
In the wake of mass shootings like Columbine, Sandy Hook, and Robb Elementary, Michael confronts America's violent history and the urgent need for change.
Michael Moore critiques U.S. support for Israel amid the Gaza conflict and reflects on his conversation with Bill Clinton before the latter's impeachment vote.
In the United States, 43 million people live below the poverty line, with rising homelessness and reliance on food stamps, particularly in regions like Appalachia and Los Angeles.
Coronation Park, South Africa's largest white squatter camp, highlights the struggles of approximately 400,000 impoverished white South Africans in a post-apartheid context.
Cynthia Conti-Cook discusses the implications of surveillance technology on abortion rights and bodily autonomy in the United States, highlighting current legal threats.
Michael Sheen's campaign in Wales to purchase and write off £1 million of debt highlights the financial struggles and societal issues faced by individuals burdened by borrowing.
In Michigan, thousands, including the United Auto Workers and the National Nurses Union, demand a ceasefire in Gaza and vote "Uncommitted" to influence President Biden's stance.
In the wake of the Michigan Democratic Presidential Primary, over 100,000 voters express discontent with President Biden's support for Israel, warning it could lead to a Trump victory.
John Ernest Cribb, a psychotic killer released on parole, abducts and murders a young Sydney mother and her two children, taunting the family with a phone call.
80 squatter camps in South Africa are home to white residents living without running water or proper sanitation.
Morgan, a junior doctor at Northampton General Hospital, navigates her first day amid the NHS crisis as 6,000 new graduates join the overwhelmed system.
Every year, thousands of American teenagers are sent to Christian reform schools abroad, often against their will and at their parents' request.
