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The capture of notorious cartel leader 'The Sledgehammer' signifies a pivotal moment in the fight against drug-related violence in Mexico.
South Korea mourns 156 lives lost in a Halloween crowd crush in Seoul's Itaewon district.
The #MeToo movement highlights the ongoing issue of sexual harassment in the workplace, revealing a complex history that spans several decades.
In the 1990s, the evangelical Christian chastity movement promoted virginity through rallies and purity rings, leaving many former followers to confront lasting emotional impacts two decades later.
Paula Coughlin's campaign for cultural change in the military emerged after the 1991 Tailhook convention sexual assault scandal that affected the Navy.
A shooting at a Jehovah's Witness meeting in Hamburg leaves seven dead and several wounded.
Most Americans believe in spanking, but few support corporal punishment in schools.
Allegations of political interference in a criminal case against SNC-Lavalin have raised significant ethical questions for Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's administration.
Somaliland, a self-declared republic that broke away from Somalia in 1991, has maintained peace and stability while seeking international recognition.
Amateur footage from Zamalka shows a father and son reuniting after a chemical attack in Syria.
Dungeons & Dragons, once criticized during a moral panic, is now recognized as a tool to combat screen addiction among youth.
Midterm elections are examined through historical and contemporary lenses in a webinar presented by Retro Report and New Hampshire Public Radio’s Civics 101 podcast.
Teaching resources about the September 11 attacks are provided by Retro Report to help educators address the historical and contemporary implications of the event.
The Trump administration's support for "sexual risk avoidance" programs has reignited a long-standing debate over abstinence-only education in American classrooms.
Educators learn to navigate U.S. Supreme Court decisions, particularly the Students for Fair Admissions v. Harvard case, and access resources for classroom discussions.
In San Francisco during the 1970s, Mayor George Moscone's efforts to protect elderly Filipino residents from eviction are linked to contemporary tenant struggles amid the Covid-19 pandemic.
A suspect in the Berlin Pride attack, where a vehicle struck a crowd, has been shot and killed, resulting in one death and at least 29 injuries.
Thalidomide, a drug linked to severe birth defects in the 1960s, prompted the establishment of drug safety guidelines and highlights ongoing issues with rising pharmaceutical prices.
Bakhmut is a bloody vortex in Ukraine's fight against Russian forces, with thousands dead.
Biden's immigration policies continue to result in family separations, as illustrated by a father's difficult decision to send his son alone across the U.S.-Mexico border.
Last Week Tonight with John Oliver premieres on April 27 at 11PM, connecting with fans online.
The Caucasus region, rich in oil and gas, faces geopolitical tensions as Russia, Turkey, and Iran vie for influence following the USSR's collapse.
In the 1980s, crack-addicted pregnant mothers faced prosecution amid media hysteria about "crack babies," which later proved to be based on faulty science.
Vincent Chin's 1982 murder in Detroit galvanized the Asian American civil rights movement and led to significant changes in hate crime legislation.
Iran's missile strikes on U.S. forces in Jordan and proxy attacks in Iraq and Yemen raise concerns about a broader regional war and its impact on global energy markets.
Toshiba's recent saga reveals significant challenges and critical questions about the company's future amid ongoing developments and unexpected twists.
The Guardian's iPhone app allows users to access news in double quick time with better clarity.
The resurgence of violence in Israel, marked by Hamas rocket attacks and Israeli airstrikes, echoes the turmoil of the second Intifada and highlights ongoing regional tensions.
Stella Liebeck's 1992 lawsuit against McDonald's for severe burns from hot coffee sparked a national debate on the nature of frivolous lawsuits and consumer safety.
Shaken baby syndrome gained national attention in 1997 when British nanny Louise Woodward was charged with murder, sparking ongoing scientific debate about its causes.
Jair Bolsonaro and Boris Johnson face increasing scrutiny over their handling of the coronavirus pandemic, impacting their political careers significantly.
Police officers report responding to racist 911 calls between one to ten times per shift, highlighting the challenges and community implications of these incidents.
Simon Ostrovsky reports on the Kiev Battalions' internal conflicts post-Maidan revolution.
Deepfakes are examined through the lens of scams, featuring insights from experts like Vijay Balasubramaniyan of Pindrop and Henry Ajder, highlighting detection methods and prevention strategies.
Asylum seekers stranded in Mexico face a mental health crisis marked by increased anxiety and depression due to prolonged uncertainty in the immigration process.
Fisherwomen on Hengam Island in southern Iran strive to become the first in the country to obtain official permits, challenging gender norms in a male-dominated industry.
In Soacha, Colombia, families display red rags outside their homes as a signal of desperation amid severe food insecurity overshadowing concerns about the coronavirus.
Inmates in California prisons face serious risks from Coronavirus during the pandemic.
Burmese pythons, released into the wild by pet owners, have become an invasive species threatening the ecosystem of the Everglades in Florida.
Ohio has cut 860 polling places since 2016, raising concerns among voting rights groups about potential voter suppression ahead of elections.
Lebanon's economic collapse severely strains the emergency room of Beirut's main public hospital, putting thousands of patients at risk as healthcare resources dwindle.
African countries are facing a critical surge in coronavirus cases, with the World Health Organization warning of unprepared healthcare systems and urgent calls for international support.
A transgender military couple faces significant challenges and discrimination as they navigate their relationship while being banned from serving openly in the U.S. military.
Supporters of Donald Trump, including a pastor, express their belief that his presidency is a divine mission ordained by God.
US President Donald Trump claims a ceasefire between Israel and Hezbollah following talks with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, despite conflicting statements.
Donald Trump's children express their unwavering confidence in his abilities, claiming he can fight anyone and accomplish anything.
Donald Trump's claim that a deal with Iran focuses on preventing nuclear weapons raises questions about U.S. demands and Iran's potential concessions.
US President Donald Trump has ordered an FBI investigation into alleged Chinese interference in the 2020 presidential election, citing vulnerabilities in the electoral system.
