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More than 120,000 confidential documents leaked to The Guardian reveal how Uber operated illegally in various cities worldwide.
Murky Waters details the Sewol ferry disaster and its impact on South Korea's society.
Arsenal's match against FC Cologne leads to chaos as ticket touting risks fan safety.
El Salvador's gang violence forces deportees from the U.
In Caracas, supporters of President Nicolás Maduro express their loyalty amid U.S. airstrikes and serious allegations against him, including cocaine trafficking.
More than 2 million people have fled Venezuela due to poverty, hunger, and medical shortages, with nearly half of them being children and young people.
Venezuela's rescue efforts are severely hindered by a lack of equipment and trained personnel following two earthquakes that killed hundreds and left 50,000 missing.
Two men, cleared of wrongdoing, describe how their lives were shattered after being falsely accused by vigilantes of attempting to meet children.
A foreign logging company effectively acts as the local government in Papua New Guinea's Western Province, where police are often bribed to maintain order.
Voter suppression in the United States has evolved from historical literacy tests and poll taxes to modern tactics like felony disenfranchisement, disproportionately impacting black communities.
Thousands of innocent people are murdered in Thailand's Silent Killings during the drug war.
An Israeli state inquiry found that between 900 and over 2,000 Palestinians died during the 1982 massacres in Beirut's Sabra and Chatila camps.
Parts of Rasheem Carter's body were found in a field a month after he went missing in Taylorsville, prompting community demands for justice.
Breonna Taylor's lawyer, Sam Aguiar, alleges that her death is linked to a redevelopment program by Louisville's mayor, Greg Fischer, involving targeted police actions.
Zimbabwe faces a crackdown on protests, with security forces arresting members and causing violence.
Many states require marijuana testing, but Washington labs face concerns over accuracy and oversight.
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.
25 luxury apartments in New York City, priced from $10 million to $85 million, were accessed by Andi Schmied while posing as a billionaire.
Jose shares his experience of his father Ricardo's arrest by ICE agents in Mexico.
Over a thousand former prosecutors signed a letter stating that Donald Trump's actions would have led to charges for anyone else.
A gang of con artists targeting the elderly is exposed through a simple business card, while a handwritten note becomes crucial in convicting two murderers.
Kabul residents consider the Taliban government amid rising corruption and security issues.
The average wage in Azerbaijan is now around $40 a month, despite the country sitting on at least $80 billion in oil reserves.
Hector Bravo reveals the challenges of the California Model in the prison system.
Bangladesh has received more than 2.5 billion USD from the UN over the past 23 years for deploying peacekeepers, despite allegations of human rights abuses.
Every 1 hour and 40 minutes, a woman in India is killed by her husband or in-laws over dowry disputes, totaling more than 5,000 deaths annually.
India spent around $2.9 billion on Israeli military hardware over the last decade, making it the largest buyer of Israeli weapons.
Romania faces protests over corruption, linked to a deadly nightclub fire and health system failures.
Nearly 1,800 sexual abuse cases have been reported against UN staff and peacekeepers over the last two decades, with only 67 individuals jailed.
Spanish prosecutors are investigating nearly 900 cases of babies stolen from mothers and sold for adoption, a practice rooted in Franco's dictatorship.
Seven children were killed in a missile strike, which Julian Assange cites as evidence of war crimes in the material released by WikiLeaks.
Efrain Rios Montt's regime in Guatemala, marked by severe human rights violations, faces scrutiny as victims and advocates seek accountability for his actions.
Keir Starmer faces increasing pressure to resign as Prime Minister following the appointment of Peter Mandelson, who failed a security clearance, amid controversy over his ties to Jeffrey Epstein.
A 92-year-old woman, shot twice in the back, was detained for a year and tortured after being arrested by the military in Pakistan.
The Informer exposes corruption in a rehab facility prioritizing profit over patients' recovery.
Yemen faces a crisis with ongoing conflicts involving Alis and Al-Qaeda amid political corruption.
Jim Browning beats call center scammers by hacking their systems to save victims from scams.
In Cameroon, young footballers face exploitation by fraudsters posing as agents, leading to financial ruin and highlighting systemic issues in sports governance.
This video looks into the lavish lifestyles of 'Kleptobrats', dictators' kids living abroad.
Andy Borowitz critiques the ineffective clichés politicians employ to maintain power amid scandals, as featured in his #NowItAllMakesSense segment on Retro Report.
In El Salvador, survivors of the 1981 El Mozote massacre seek justice while the country confronts the ongoing implications of its violent past.
The 2000 presidential election controversy prompted significant voting reforms in the US while also introducing new challenges that persist in current elections.
28 people were shot dead in a police raid, marking the bloodiest event in Rio de Janeiro's history amid rising violence and political turmoil in Brazil.
A Romanian prosecutor convicts over 1,000 officials in the fight against corruption.
Brazilian politicians and business leaders face imprisonment in a massive corruption scandal.
As Donald Trump launched his presidential candidacy, media outlets grappled with how to report on his escalating attacks against journalists during the early primaries.
Smartphones and digital platforms reveal truths while some governments spread propaganda online.
The video questions how to get 12,000 people to give $20,000 each, prompting ethical discussions.
