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A spent bullet casing links two murderers to their crime, while a hire car aids in tracking a thief stealing from supermarket tills.
Hundreds of ritual attacks against individuals with albinism have been reported in sub-Saharan Africa, driven by beliefs in their body parts' magical properties.
30,000 civilians are armed as Hugo Chavez faces growing discontent over a crippling energy crisis and daily blackouts in Venezuela.
Gaza is reportedly being used as a testing ground for AI-driven military systems, raising concerns about the implications for civilians living under constant threat.
Nearly 700,000 tons of household and industrial waste have been imported into Albania for destruction or recycling in recent years.
American culture, through its film, music, and food industries, exerts significant global influence, shaping language, entertainment, and consumer habits worldwide.
In Tamale, Ghana, a civilian anti-drug task force emerges in response to the opioid addiction crisis, challenging local authorities and raising questions about vigilante justice.
The Iranian diaspora experiences a complex mix of celebration and concern as the regime faces challenges amid the ongoing Israeli and American offensive.
John Oof raises over $8 million from liberal supporters, challenging the Republican stronghold in Georgia's sixth congressional district.
In Gaza, displaced university students like Mohamed Alazeb face bureaucratic hurdles from Israeli authorities while seeking scholarships to study abroad.
Capitalism has been the driving force behind American innovation, from the moon landing to the internet, but its effectiveness is now under scrutiny.
Over 130,000 Yemenis have died in a conflict that has lasted six years, with children increasingly caught in the crossfire.
Gabriel Boric won nearly 56% of the vote in the second-round runoff election, marking the largest majority in Chile's history.
China's re-education camps in Xinjiang target Uighurs and Kazakhs for cultural assimilation.
Donald Trump's evolving strategy in Asia reflects concerns over China's growing military and economic power, raising questions about US commitments to allies like Taiwan, Japan, and South Korea.
Over 700 apartment blocks are being built in Tanzania to provide housing for more than 6,000 military officers, funded by a Chinese construction loan.
The US mobilizes ground troops amid a 15-point plan to resolve the US-Israel war on Iran, while Tehran maintains control over the Strait of Hormuz.
The video highlights how conspiracy theories impact Black communities, especially regarding health.
US corporate media's portrayal of Israel's actions in Gaza has influenced public perception and political responses to the ongoing violence against Palestinians.
New York taxi drivers face overwhelming debt from inflated medallion prices, leading to multiple suicides and a crisis in the industry as foreclosures surge.
Seattle's monday night protests reflect community concerns over police defunding and safety.
More than 15,000 people are homeless in Detroit, where vacant houses and abandoned buildings mark the decline of a once-thriving city.
Colombia's 2026 presidential election saw a right-wing outsider endorsed by Donald Trump narrowly defeat a seasoned left-wing candidate, highlighting deep national divisions.
Joe Kent's resignation as US counterterrorism chief reveals significant internal divisions within the Trump administration regarding military action against Iran.
Peter Magyar's landslide victory in Hungary's parliamentary election signals a significant shift away from Viktor Orban's right-wing populism and towards pro-European policies.
1,200 children born in Israel face deportation due to their non-Jewish status, as government officials argue their presence threatens the Jewish state.
Israel's decades-long assassination policy, exemplified by the killing of Iran's supreme leader, raises questions about its effectiveness and normalization, featuring insights from Rami Khouri, Illan Pappe, and Luca Trenta.
In the ongoing US-Israel war on Iran, water infrastructure like desalination plants is increasingly targeted, exacerbating global scarcity amid climate change warnings from the UN.
Authorities recover more firearms this year, linking them to domestic violence risks for women.
As the 250th anniversary of US independence approaches, historian Michael D. Hattem discusses how Donald Trump is reshaping the narrative of America's founding.
Nigeria's largest meth lab bust reveals the troubling links between Latin American drug cartels and the rise of terrorism in West Africa, as noted by US officials.
Three immigrants, including Chilango and Paisa, face dangers in their crossing to the USA.
Iran's Axis of Resistance faces challenges as Israel intensifies military action in southern Lebanon, raising questions about Tehran's commitment to its allies like Hezbollah.
Fiji has become a significant hub in the Pacific drug trade, with rising addiction rates and HIV infections linked to powerful cartels and trafficking routes.
At least 60% of Maine voters support a ballot initiative to close a loophole that allows private gun sales without background checks.
New Israeli air and artillery strikes in Lebanon follow the deaths of soldiers, raising questions about the stability of the U.S.-brokered peace process.
Aged 27, Sabrina Bousbar aims to become the first Generation Z Congresswoman while facing a primary election against four fellow Democrats in Florida.
Hindu nationalism is reshaping India's social landscape, significantly impacting the lives of its 240 million Muslims and other religious minorities.
Michael Scott Moore was held captive by Somali pirates for more than two and a half years, facing life-threatening risks as a journalist in conflict zones.
Punjabi migrants, facing economic hardships in India, are increasingly drawn to illegal travel agents promising entry into the U.S. via the perilous dunki route.
In the past decade, Bangalore's suicide rate has risen by 40%, prompting some media to label it the capital of suicide rather than India's Silicon Valley.
Economic hardship in Bali fuels a child sex trade, making Indonesia a paedophile's paradise.
Intelligence services in Northern Ireland manipulated press narratives to influence public perception during the conflict known as The Troubles.
Two million people live in the favelas of Rio de Janeiro, where innovative strategies aim to combat poverty and violence as the World Cup approaches.
Palestinians in Gaza navigate the challenges of celebrating Eid al-Fitr amid ongoing conflict and humanitarian crises, as highlighted by journalist Laila el-Haddad.
In Pakistan-administered Kashmir, escalating violence during elections highlights the political turmoil and demands for electoral reforms amid a long-standing conflict.
More than 25% of Japan's population is aged 65 and older, raising urgent questions about care and support for the elderly in urban areas.
The war between the US and Israel with Iran is straining the historically close ties between Tehran and Moscow as Russia seeks to balance its relations with Washington.
