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George Floyd's death ignites a movement, revealing America's complex history with racial violence.
Anti-immigration groups in South Africa have set a June 30th deadline for undocumented migrants to leave, prompting a mass exodus and nationwide protests.
In Sweden, neo-Nazis misappropriate Viking symbols for their white supremacist agenda.
Majd al-Shams faces challenges as the Syrian Civil War disrupts Druze family ties.
At least 44 trans or gender non-conforming individuals were murdered in 2020, making it the deadliest year on record for violence against this community.
South Africa averages 45 murders a day, more than four times the international average, prompting a booming private security industry.
Julian Cole became paralyzed after an incident outside a nightclub, leaving his friends grappling with the emotional fallout and lack of accountability.
Italy faces severe press freedom issues under Meloni's administration, warns Valérie Dupont's report.
In October 2025, over 350,000 protesters gathered in New York City for the No Kings rally, advocating for democracy and a vision of a better future.
In the context of President Dwight D. Eisenhower's warning about the Military-Industrial Complex, experts analyze its pervasive influence on American politics and the economy.
Copenhagen's teens face a drinking crisis, with one-third reporting recent intoxication.
As Wall Street celebrates record stock highs under Donald Trump's administration, nearly 40% of American households remain without stock ownership amid a growing wealth gap.
Denise, a woman wanted for attempted murder, is apprehended quickly by bounty hunters while found in bed.
A team of bounty hunters collaborates with a bonding agency to track down a suspect wanted for cocaine dealing and possession.
Gaza and the occupied West Bank face severe health service challenges due to daily attacks, power cuts, and shortages of medical supplies, as highlighted by Sami Zeidan.
In southern Gaza, young couples like Hamzah and Nada navigate marriage amidst destruction and displacement, facing rising costs and the challenges of rebuilding.
The war on Iran highlights a shift in modern warfare, where economic sustainability and endurance are as crucial as military strength, featuring insights from Abbas Dahouk and Kenneth Katzman.
As tensions rise between the United States and Iran, Melani McAlister and Shaul Magid examine the intersection of faith, nationalism, and politics in this conflict.
US-Iran tensions escalate as both nations dismiss a recent memorandum of understanding amid ongoing military exchanges and regional instability.
Winnipeg has been labeled Canada's murder capital 16 times since 1981, with Aboriginal street gangs like the Manitoba Warriors contributing to the violence.
Iran's recent executions of two men for their alleged involvement in anti-government protests highlight a significant increase in state-sanctioned killings amid ongoing conflict.
The Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool, renovated for America's 250th birthday at a cost of $16 million, is now plagued by algae blooms and peeling paint, prompting blame from President Trump towards vandals and raising concerns of corruption among critics.
In Waziristan, US drone strikes have resulted in over 2,000 deaths, profoundly affecting local villagers and their families, as documented by a local journalist.
Protesters in Lebanon face a choice between dying from hunger or contracting coronavirus as the economic crisis deepens amid government inaction.
Almost 70% of Stoke-on-Trent voters opted to leave the EU, leading to negative media portrayals that residents aim to change.
COVID-19 could leave 54 million Americans food insecure, according to Feeding America, which has distributed over 4 billion meals since March 2020.
A person recalls life in Kabul before the Taliban's return and the fear it brings.
Oklahoma teachers face dire conditions, leading many to walk out for good this school year.
Approximately 400 libertarians gather at a week-long festival in the United States to discuss alternative beliefs and escape COVID-19 vaccine mandates.
A man makes eye contact with bounty hunters in a backyard, but Fred quickly apprehends him before he can escape.
Donald Trump's reclassification of FDA-approved cannabis products and state-licensed medical marijuana to Schedule III eases research restrictions and tax burdens for dispensaries.
In Britain, a mother’s arrest raises questions about the appropriateness of police force, as detectives and social commentators examine the incident's implications.
Defence Secretary Wes Streeting discusses UK defence spending, Donald Trump, Iran, and social care priorities with Trevor Phillips on Sky News.
Parents and teachers debate who should decide on sex ed and critical race theory in schools.
Iran faces escalating US and Israeli military actions, prompting retaliatory strikes on Israel and Gulf neighbors, while experts discuss its strategic options.
The Mecca agreement, involving Saudi Arabia, Turkiye, and Pakistan, raises questions about the future of American military influence in the Gulf amid regional tensions.
Israel's parliament has approved a death penalty law for Palestinians convicted of lethal attacks, prompting condemnation from the UN and rights groups.
US sanctions targeting nine individuals, including two Lebanese military officers, raise questions amid ongoing Israeli attacks and diplomatic talks in Lebanon.
Ongoing peace talks in Italy between Israel and Lebanon face significant challenges, including Hezbollah's rejection of disarmament and Israel's military presence in southern Lebanon.
The escalation of conflict in the Middle East, marked by Israel's bombing of Iran's energy facilities, raises concerns about the long-term risks to global energy stability.
At Columbia University, pro-Palestinian groups face bans amid tensions over freedom of speech, as students navigate allegations of antisemitism and Islamophobia.
Trone Dowd discusses the emotional verdict in Derek Chauvin's trial for George Floyd's death.
Aid flotillas attempting to deliver humanitarian support to Palestinians under Israeli blockade face significant challenges, raising questions about their effectiveness and international response.
More than 80% of respondents in a poll were unsure about the mainstream Mormon church's stance on polygamy, reflecting ongoing misconceptions about the faith.
Relaxed sanctions on Russian oil by the US raise concerns in Kyiv and Europe about their potential impact on Russia's ongoing invasion of Ukraine.
Chornobyl's exclusion zone, 40 years after the 1986 disaster, reveals a landscape marked by radioactive remnants, returning wildlife, and heightened military risks.
The phrase 'defund the police' ignites debate as scholars like Angela Davis and Ruth Wilson Gilmore examine systemic issues in American policing and its impact on communities of color.
New US tariffs imposed on 60 economies are scrutinized for their claimed intent to combat forced labor, with experts like Simon J. Evenett questioning their legitimacy.
