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Former hunter Giacomo Giorgi reflects on hunting's impact on extinction and ecosystems, featuring insights from activists and lawmakers in the anti-hunting movement.
Twenty-five million tenants navigate the complexities of housing, facing challenges from landlords and local government regulations in 1960s Britain.
America's gun debate is shaped by the NRA's transformation into a powerful lobbying force, driven by leaders like Wayne LaPierre and mass shooting tragedies.
Seventy percent of all clothing is made from plastic, primarily polyester, contributing to significant environmental challenges linked to the fashion industry.
Thailand's child fighters face increased scrutiny and calls for protective legislation following the tragic death of a young Muay Thai competitor in 2018.
Dorothy Fadiman's film details the fight to decriminalize abortion in the United States.
Mark Cuban and Steny Hoyer discuss the economic impact of COVID-19 and the challenges of legislating during a pandemic with Shane Smith.
Elvira Arellano fights for the rights of her U.S.-born son amid protests and evolving immigration legislation in the United States.
Poland's alarming road safety crisis, marked by over 2,000 deaths in 2021, stems from excessive speed, reckless behavior, and a unique toll system that exacerbates accidents.
In Turkey, the estimated 4 million stray dogs face potential culling as President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan's government proposes legislation in response to rising dog attacks.
Every two years, elections create turnover in the House of Representatives and the Senate, with some years seeing significant shifts in seats.
Steve Kerr criticizes senators for not voting on gun control after a tragic school shooting.
Texas anti-vaxxers prioritize personal liberty over public health and vaccine safety.
Florida Senate considers a bill to ban child marriage, a growing issue in the United States.
Some members of Congress seek to ban stock trading while in office amid public support.
Protestors march in Washington, D.C., demanding action on police brutality and reform.
Every six hours, a woman is murdered in Brazil, often by a partner or ex-partner, as femicide rates continue to rise.
The last major social program passed into law was Obamacare a decade ago, as the Senate struggles to pass significant legislation.
Underground networks in the United States played a crucial role in assisting women with safe abortions while activists and lawmakers fought for decriminalization.
Government votes on gun legislation are repeatedly blocked as the gun lobby gains strength, leaving innocent victims caught in the crossfire.
Multiple calls report an active shooter at Marshall County High School, with emergency responders alerted to numerous casualties and ongoing gunfire.
Maine's strict opioid law complicates access for chronic pain patients amid an addiction epidemic.
In New Hampshire, fourth graders from Mr. Cutting's class advocate for the red-tailed hawk as the state raptor, facing unexpected political commentary during the process.
In the wake of the Uvalde massacre, Michael Moore articulates a bold call for repealing the Second Amendment, igniting fierce reactions from both Democrats and Republicans.
Richard Werthamer highlights Exxon's role in climate change and carbon dioxide discussions.
Sweden celebrates a new law defining rape as sex without consent, aligning with European standards.
Congress rewrites U.S. surveillance rules with the Patriot Act immediately after 9/11.
The repeal bill integrates EU laws into British law ahead of Brexit in March 2019.
The job of lobbyists is to persuade governments to act in line with the interests they represent. They seek to influence legislation and steer policy. There are 20,000 lobbyists in Brussels. What exactly are they doing?
