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Michael Moore argues that efforts to suppress voting in the United States indicate a belief among Republicans that the country is not conservative.
Michael Moore's roadshow in Seattle featured a special screening of SiCKO, organized by Physicians for a National Health Program and Health Care for All.
Michael Moore faced restrictions from General Motors when attempting to conduct press interviews at the GM Renaissance Center, leading to a makeshift press event at a nearby Marriott.
Michael Moore critiques the American death penalty system by comparing it to the Olympic Games, highlighting issues of justice and morality.
Michael Moore examines the complex dynamics of gender and politics in the 2016 U.S. presidential election, focusing on the contrasting perceptions of Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump.
Iran's missile strikes on Israel, including the use of hypersonic weapons, escalate the regional conflict, impacting global trade and security.
Around 100 migrants returned to a Calais camp after police cleared out a site where up to 300 people had been living in squalid conditions.
A surge of migrants in Spain's Ceuta enclave has heightened tensions within the EU, leading Italy to suspend Schengen measures and France to tighten its borders.
In April 2024, Turkish authorities reported that 414 people were found on life rafts in the Aegean Sea, victims of illegal pushbacks by Greek forces.
More than 100 million people have moved from rural areas to cities in China, often working illegally and facing harsh living conditions.
An average of one domestic worker dies every week in Lebanon, often from suicide or while trying to escape abusive employers.
Over 48,000 irregular border crossings occurred between January and May 2015, with more than 8,000 migrants arriving on the Greek island of Kos.
Mayotte faces a migrant crisis as France tightens its asylum policies and resources dwindle.
Anti-migrant protests in Johannesburg highlight escalating tensions over immigration in South Africa, prompting President Cyril Ramaphosa to address xenophobic violence.
On May 1, the No Expo group protests in Milan against Expo 2015's corporate influence.
Hamas announced the dissolution of its governing body in Gaza, prompting reactions from Israel and raising questions about the role of the Palestinian technocratic committee.
40 million tons of cassiterite are extracted from mines in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, fueling a trade worth $2 million a week.
Protests erupted across Ukraine after President Volodymyr Zelenskyy removed Defense Minister Mykhailo Fedorov, raising concerns about the country's military strategy.
The Miss America pageant eliminates the swimsuit competition in 2018, prompting contestant Alyssa Beaupre to reflect on her personal growth and the shift in beauty standards.
A Russian missile crashed in Poland during a large-scale attack on Ukraine, resulting in at least 13 fatalities and prompting an investigation by Prime Minister Donald Tusk.
Civilians killed by pro-Russia separatists are found in mass graves near Sloviansk.
Mississippi changes its state flag, influenced by the National Movement and youth activism.
A stolen car chase in South Yorkshire leads to mob justice at a traveller caravan site, while traffic cops confront dangerous drivers and unroadworthy vehicles.
7,000 slaves are reported to be living in servitude in Niger, despite the government's claims that slavery no longer exists.
In South Korea, hundreds of individuals with learning disabilities have been rescued from modern slavery on salt and seaweed farms in the Shinan Islands.
More than 350,000 Ukrainians have fled into Moldova since the start of the war, making it the country with the highest per capita refugee intake in Europe.
Billboards in Chisinau warn women of prostitution dangers as Moldova faces economic struggles.
Molly Jong-Fast discusses her literary lineage, including her mother Erica Jong's influence on Second Wave Feminism and her grandfather Howard Fast's ties to McCarthyism.
Laura Loomer's recent shift in support for Ukraine raises significant questions about the future of the America First movement and its impact on U.S. foreign policy.
Clubbers in Ibiza can pay up to £30 for entry to popular venues, reflecting the commercialization of the island's nightlife.
In Washington D.C., the influence of money and lobbyists on the political process is examined, highlighting the implications for democracy and governance.
Mongolia's economic boom leaves many behind, highlighting wealth inequality and identity concerns.
Ukrainian forces have been defending Kiev as 100,000 flee to Poland amid missile strikes.
More than 60,000 migrants have crossed into Ceuta, Spain, amid a crisis exacerbated by political tensions with Morocco and challenges in asylum processing.
A fire at a Bangkok bar resulted in over two dozen deaths, prompting investigations into potential safety violations and obstructed escape routes.
The September 2023 earthquake in Morocco's High Atlas region killed 3,000 people, injured 5,600, and caused extensive damage to 33,000 homes amid ongoing reconstruction efforts.
In northern Morocco, small-scale cannabis farmers face challenges from climate change, legal restrictions, and competition from larger operators despite the country's legalization of cannabis for medicinal use.
Russia's warning for foreigners to leave Kyiv coincides with increased military actions and diplomatic responses from Europe amid rising tensions over Ukraine.
Moscow's Victory Day parade in 2026, marked by heightened security and a lack of heavy military displays, reflects the strains of a prolonged war with Ukraine.
A boxing club at the Moss Side fire station provides local youth with an alternative to gang violence, promoting discipline and community engagement.
Natalie, an 11-year-old, has already lost her virginity to an elderly sex tourist for the equivalent of $21 in Madagascar's sex trade.
Fred and his team confront a particularly talkative defendant who complicates their efforts to resolve a case in the latest episode of Bounty Hunters.
In London, Ontario, community leaders have implemented a comprehensive plan to address and combat the issue of domestic violence.
In Thailand, children participate in Muay Thai boxing matches for significant cash prizes, raising concerns about exploitation in this traditional sport.
In 2007, Zimbabwe faced extreme political repression under President Robert Mugabe, with rampant inflation, human rights abuses, and a devastating AIDS crisis impacting vulnerable populations.
Katherine Boo shares a video diary of life in Gautam Nagar, a Mumbai slum affected by recession.
Illegal immigration from Central America has risen about 500% since late 2010, driven by violence, poverty, and inequality in Honduras.
Muslim Americans recount their experiences of suspicion and discrimination after 9/11.
