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This Preview Clip reveals the struggles of native Hawaiians against cultural and housing crises.
Keir Starmer resigns as UK Prime Minister after two years in office, with Andy Burnham set to succeed him following a significant parliamentary majority.
Keith Gessen highlights Moscow's traffic troubles in this week's New Yorker article.
Keith Olbermann criticizes 'Blue Dog' Democrats for prioritizing corporate interests over the passage of universal health care legislation, warning of political consequences.
In 2010, the Supreme Court ruled in Citizens United v.
Keith Olbermann analyzes the role of provocateurs and saboteurs in orchestrating phony protests at Town Hall meetings during the healthcare debate.
Bren Smith promotes kelp farming as a solution to climate change and ocean health.
Kemi Badenoch faces scrutiny from Sky's Sophy Ridge regarding the motivations behind the Belfast riots, questioning whether they stem from illegal immigration frustrations or racism.
Kenya faces a gambling crisis as children become addicted to illegal machines in markets.
The U.S. withdrew from the UN Human Rights Council, with Ambassador Nikki Haley calling the organization hypocritical and biased against Israel.
In Nairobi, Isaac Mwaura defends the US Ebola quarantine facility proposal as reciprocal support amid public protests over Kenya's fragile healthcare system.
In Kenya, families of femicide victims, including the case of 10-year-old Mary Wambui, confront a justice system that often fails to protect women from gender-based violence.
In Nanyuki, Kenya, protests against a US-backed Ebola quarantine facility have escalated into violence, resulting in two deaths and claims of a court order being ignored.
In Kenya, families are increasingly alarmed by enforced disappearances, with new reports of abductions surfacing despite President William Ruto's assurances.
Five boats serve a community of women in Kisumu, Kenya, where many resort to trading sex for fish due to a lack of resources and income.
US-Iran talks in Switzerland have reportedly made significant progress, with Tehran agreeing to allow nuclear inspectors and discussions on unfreezing Iranian assets underway.
Communities in Montana, South Dakota, and Nebraska react to the revived Keystone XL pipeline project.
Four bullets were found in the body of Carlton Maina, a 23-year-old student shot by police in Kibera, Nairobi, on December 21, 2018.
A wealthy Asian girl is kidnapped in Vancouver, but police track the assailants after they mistakenly use her cell phone.
Sonam Wangchuk, an Indian activist and founder of the Cockroach Party, is hospitalized after a 20-day hunger strike, sparking accusations of kidnapping amid escalating student protests.
88,000 kidnapped wives have been found and released in China over the past five years, revealing a troubling resurgence of an ancient practice.
Kabul's kidnapping gangs pose a new threat to families, targeting children for ransom amid ongoing violence from the Taliban and instability in Afghanistan.
Over 15,000 people have been kidnapped in Nigeria in the past five years, with an average of ten abductions occurring each day.
Every year, 15,000 organs are trafficked globally, with impoverished individuals in Eastern Europe selling kidneys for as little as $3,000.
In Minnesota, a surge in ICE immigration raids has left children like eight-year-old Tulasi traumatized and families, including Martha and her daughter Helen, facing difficult choices.
Kids On Ice reveals the crystal meth epidemic affecting rural Australia and its youth.
Harriet Grant reports on children reclaiming play spaces from cars in Bristol's streets.
King Charles III and Queen Camilla arrive at Joint Base Andrews in Maryland for their state visit to the United States, meeting with President Donald Trump.
King Charles becomes the second British monarch to address the US Congress, emphasizing the historic partnership between the UK and the United States.
Meet the rival Gypsy Kings in Romania, Florin Cioba and Iulian Radulescu, in a fierce dispute.
Kos becomes Europe's main migrant entry point, surpassing Italy amid a growing crisis.
The Kurds face violent repression and deportations after the Gulf War intervention in 1991.
Hasakah faces renewed conflict as IS attacks following Kurdish control of Tal Abyad in June.
A multi-billion-euro resort project linked to Jared Kushner on Albania's Adriatic coast faces protests over potential environmental damage and alleged corruption.
Four young Ukrainians drive to Lukashivka nearly every weekend to help rebuild the village, which was left in ruins after Russian occupation.
Trade minister Sir Chris Bryant states that Labour is considering replacing Sir Keir Starmer due to public dissatisfaction, despite his achievements in reducing child poverty.
Sir Tony Blair has called for a major reset within the Labour Party, cautioning against forcing Sir Keir Starmer to resign without a clear policy agenda.
Lake Enriquillo in the Dominican Republic faces severe environmental degradation due to the black market charcoal trade, exacerbated by climate change and economic challenges.
Colombia faces ongoing landmine threats despite demining efforts and needs public support.
In Xaisomboun, Laos, rescue teams race against time and rising waters to save five trapped villagers from a flooded cave while searching for two missing men.
Three years after the historic peace agreement between the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (FARC) and the government, violence continues to threaten stability in the country.
Las Vegas faces a homelessness crisis with nearly 8,000 individuals affected, prompting a network of subterranean tunnels to serve as refuge for many, including residents like Echo Marie.
A man describes the intimidation he faces in Zimbabwe, where threats of violence against his family have become a daily reality since 2000.
The long-term consequences of US military intervention in Iran have led to a global energy crisis, increased hostility from Tehran, and diminished American credibility.
Seven policemen from the obscene publications squad raided a home in Manchester at 7 a.m., leading to the arrest of 16 men for sadomasochism.
Trump's 48-hour deadline to Iran escalates tensions in the Strait of Hormuz, prompting US military deployments and regional conflicts involving Israel and Lebanon.
Tensions in the Middle East escalate as Iran warns of severe retaliation against US troops, while the USS Tripoli and elite forces are deployed to the region.
In Islamabad, regional powers are pushing for peace amid escalating military tensions, as Iran warns of retaliation against a potential US invasion.
