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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.
Bharatiya Janata Party's recent victory in West Bengal raises questions about India's democracy and the implications for the Muslim population amid a weakened opposition.
Iran stages its largest state funeral for former Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei amid a fragile ceasefire with the U.S., coinciding with America's 250th anniversary.
Karim Khan's suspension as chief prosecutor of the International Criminal Court raises questions about the court's credibility and the future of ongoing cases.
As Israeli attacks in Lebanon persist amid a ceasefire, the United States facilitates talks between Lebanese and Israeli officials, opposed by Hezbollah.
Gunshots at the White House Correspondents' Dinner prompted a security response and raised questions about the implications for President Donald Trump and his administration.
Residents in Lumberton, North Carolina, prepare for severe flooding from Hurricane Florence.
Five individuals are accused of setting fire to a 72-year-old woman in Ghana, believing her to be a witch, leading to her death the following day.
Human rights groups and UN investigators report that torture and sexual violence against Palestinian detainees are systemic issues within Israel's detention system.
Próspera has raised over $150 million in investments from prominent U.S. billionaires, including Peter Thiel and Sam Altman, to create a private city in Honduras.
3.2 million Americans will be homeless this year, as cities pass laws that criminalize basic behaviors like sitting or sleeping in public.
In a refugee camp in northern Afghanistan, families resort to selling their children amid lawlessness and the Taliban's influence, highlighting extreme survival measures.
An English teacher reveals the harsh conditions at a Hagwon in South Korea, including abuse.
25 luxury apartments in New York City, priced from $10 million to $85 million, were accessed by Andi Schmied while posing as a billionaire.
Iran's missile attacks have forced millions of Israelis into shelters, while the economic repercussions of the war impact Israel's future, as analyzed by experts like Gideon Levy and Dan Perry.
China's strategic considerations regarding Taiwan are influenced by the economic and reputational consequences of the United States' actions in Iran.
Auckland's average house price exceeds one million New Zealand dollars, contributing to a housing crisis affecting thousands of vulnerable residents.
On July 1, 1997, Britain returned Hong Kong to China, promising that its capitalist system would remain unchanged for 50 years until 2047.
Iran's Pickaxe Mountain, a hidden nuclear facility, has become a focal point of tension as former President Donald Trump threatens military action against it.
Ayatollah Ali Khamenei's funeral in Tehran highlights the current political climate in Iran, marked by the absence of his son and successor, Mojtaba Khamenei.
The Greater Israel project, rooted in Israeli politics, has significantly influenced territorial ambitions and policy decisions throughout the region.
Mali's escalating violence, marked by a recent joint offensive from rebels and armed groups, raises critical questions about the junta's stability and territorial control.
Bon Air campus, a facility built in the 1990s for juvenile offenders, highlights the consequences of treating youth crime with adult penalties and critiques the political motivations behind its design.
Two non-binary teens, Dragon Highland and Trevor Meyer, discuss their experiences with gender identity and the challenges of finding medical support in 2020.
Jose shares his experience of his father Ricardo's arrest by ICE agents in Mexico.
In Ukraine, independent filmmaker Reece Lynch spends a year documenting the harsh realities of life on the front line amid ongoing conflict and rising casualties.
Natasha Maryorquin crossed the border into the United States on October 3, 2019, after facing violence and discrimination as a trans person in Honduras.
Jonathan, 15, juggles school and caregiving for his family affected by multiple sclerosis.
Peter Magyar's election as Hungary's prime minister represents a pivotal moment for the EU and Ukraine, while challenging Vladimir Putin's influence.
Israeli opinion polls indicate declining support for the ongoing conflict with Iran, raising questions about the objectives of Israel's military actions and potential resolutions.
A Chicago family mourns the loss of Prince Karg amid high homicide rates and busy funerals.
Iran's optimism for a peace deal with the US amid ongoing ceasefire negotiations is challenged by recent American air strikes on Iranian military assets.
Mother Teresa's missionaries face criminal charges of child abuse while volunteers report neglect and poor medical care for abandoned children in Kolkata.
Protests in major British cities have intensified scrutiny of the UK's military support for Israel amid allegations of complicity in Gaza atrocities by the Gaza Tribunal.
China's influence in the Iran war is highlighted by its call for the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz, amid increasing international diplomatic engagement.
Moscow's intensified missile attacks on Kyiv following Ukrainian drone strikes on Wildberries highlight Vladimir Putin's strategic pressure campaign against Ukraine.
Russians express mixed feelings about Putin after the Beslan School Massacre.
Thirty-one auctioneers compete for the title of world champion at the 2018 World Livestock Auctioneer Championship during the livestock marketing association's annual convention.
Gunfire erupted at the Pulse nightclub on a Saturday night, leading to chaos as survivors sought refuge behind amplifiers amid the screams and panic.
Gaza's footballers, facing loss and adversity, continue to play the sport they love as Maram Humaid reports on their resilience during the World Cup.
34.4 million Black people are eligible to vote in the United States, with Black male voters seen as crucial in the 2024 presidential election.
Approximately 65 medical students in the United States are undocumented, facing uncertainty about their future as DACA's status hangs in the balance.
Three years of conflict in Sudan between the army and the Rapid Support Forces have led to a humanitarian crisis affecting over 13 million people.
China's population could decline by more than half in the next 70 to 80 years as women increasingly choose to marry less and have fewer children.
As tensions escalate in the Iran conflict, Siavush Randjbar-Daemi analyzes the geopolitical implications of the hunt for a missing US pilot.
Ethiopia's upcoming elections are marked by the ruling party's confidence amid ongoing ethnic divisions, violence, and the exclusion of opposition parties.
