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Donald Trump's 2016 presidential campaign utilized insults as a strategic communication tool, significantly impacting political discourse in the United States.
Nearly 75 million people voted for Donald Trump in the 2020 election, reflecting a significant divide between Washington and the broader electorate.
An automobile accident killed Joe Biden's wife and baby daughter, a personal tragedy that shaped his political career and leadership style.
A plot to kidnap Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer was thwarted by the FBI, reflecting a rise in political violence linked to extremist ideologies.
A focus group of Trump voters reveals deep divisions over his presidency, with some expressing disappointment and others unwavering support.
Hundreds of munitions were launched in a span of days targeting Iran's nuclear program, leading to significant destruction of key facilities.
Vladimir Putin's rise from a KGB colonel in St Petersburg to Russia's president is examined through key political events and insights from his inner circle.
A 15-year-old cousin impresses with a hole-in-one during a light-hearted conversation at a Congressional event, as laughter fills the room.
Trump's second term is examined through 100 days of political turmoil, crime investigations, and the impact of his leadership on American society.
Musk and Trump’s fallout impacts US politics and their future interactions.
The brutal competition for the presidency of the United States is illustrated through historical campaigns, featuring figures like JFK, Richard Nixon, and Ronald Reagan.
Senior defense officials from Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania discuss NATO's strategic responses to Russian aggression and the future of the alliance amid the Ukraine conflict.
Geopolitical tensions between Russia and the United States are examined through Thibault's six-month bike journey from Moscow to Washington, engaging citizens on both sides.
Kamala Harris, the first female, first Black, and first South Asian Vice President of the United States, navigates her early life and political career while breaking significant barriers.
In the United States, the commercialization of firearms for children raises critical questions about gun safety, parental responsibility, and the influence of the NRA amidst rising gun-related deaths among youth.
Approximately two-thirds of Republican voters believe the 2020 election was illegitimate, reflecting the deep impact of misinformation on American politics.
Immigrant children separated from their parents at the U.S.-Mexico border under the Trump administration's 'zero tolerance' policy face lasting impacts on their lives.
Rutger Bregman argues that a universal basic income is not a crazy idea, citing scientific evidence that supports its feasibility.
Explosive Media, an Iranian team, created AI-generated LEGO videos that sparked debate on propaganda and information warfare during the Iran-Israel conflict.
The New York Times reveals a Trump campaign meeting with Russians that summer.
Door-to-door canvassing efforts in Walwarth County, Wisconsin, aim to sway thousands of undecided voters ahead of the 2024 U.S. presidential election.
Aaron Paul reacts to memes of his confused expression from a Burberry fashion show.
Sholem and Peter discuss Trump's controversial response to protests and its implications.
A couple navigates travel to Barcelona as Trump bans flights from Europe during the pandemic.
An estimated six million people listen to Alex Jones' radio show or watch it online every week, despite his outlandish claims about government conspiracies.
Trump celebrates his birthday with a shout-out from Don Jr. and a cake from Singapore's prime minister.
The 2020 election faces delays and uncertainty amid a political storm and rising mail-in voting.
Many Republicans in the United States believe the 2020 election was stolen and share conspiracy theories.
Andrew Dice Clay recounts how Trump fixed his sister's leaky roof in a humorous story.
Andy Borowitz humorously discusses Trump's impeachment at the New Yorker Festival.
Democrats in the House try to pass a bill to reopen the government until February 1st, but fail.
Stephen Bannon's war against radical Islam and rivals in Trump's White House is detailed.
Bernie Sanders' surprising campaign mobilizes America’s left against economic inequality.
Migrant encounters at the Southern border reached a record high last year, driven by crises in countries like Haiti, Venezuela, and Ukraine.
Bill Burr critiques Trump and Hillary while reflecting on the absurdity of the election.
Bill Burr humorously suggests sinking cruise ships to address environmental concerns.
Less than 0.3% of U.S. GDP is spent on foreign aid, according to Bill Gates, who argues for increased engagement with Africa to improve global stability.
Over 125 miles of border wall have been constructed under President Trump's administration, despite ongoing controversies and criticisms regarding its effectiveness.
Gideon Rahman argues Brexit is more likely, citing polls and parallels to Trump's rise.
Joe Biden trails Trump by 1% in Texas, a state on the brink of political change.
Cargill's David McClelland discusses Trump's impact on trade and U.S. agriculture.
In response to Texas Senate Bill 4, Catholic parishes in Dallas begin issuing IDs to undocumented immigrants to help them access essential services.
Andy Burnham's potential candidacy for prime minister receives support from Chancellor Rachel Reeves, while Donald Trump criticizes his liberal policies on energy.
Zhi Jingping consolidates power in China, raising concerns about democracy and authoritarianism.
Christopher Wylie reveals Cambridge Analytica's disinformation tactics for the Trump campaign.
Angela Wright discusses her experiences with Clarence Thomas and Trump's criticism of Democrats.
Hillary Clinton's victory in Brooklyn marks a historic moment as she becomes the first woman to be nominated by a major party for the U.S. presidency.
Trump and Clinton have high hopes for Colorado’s independents amid coal job challenges.
