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Peter Spiegel News discusses Jim Comey's career and controversies with Brooke Masters.
Beirut faces devastation after a massive blast, igniting anger and calls for accountability.
Protests have returned in Seoul as President Moon Jae-in faces political challenges.
Over 100,000 protesters marched in the Philippines in September 2025, demanding accountability for corruption while waving a pirate skull flag.
The supreme court's potential abortion ruling raises serious democracy concerns.
Wagner confirms the deaths of Prigozhin and Dimitri after a plane crash in Ukraine.
Michael Cohen criticizes Trump during testimony while CPAC attendees show mixed reactions.
Hundreds of criminal proceedings against employees of Ukraine's domestic security agency and prosecutor's office led to the firing of Ivan Bakanov and Iryna Venediktova.
Emmerson Mnangagwa urges Zimbabweans to unite for national rebuilding in a Sky News interview.
On August 8, 1974, President Richard Nixon announced his resignation effective at noon the following day, marking a significant moment in American history.
Evan Williams interviews Alwaleed bin Talal about Saudi Arabia's ties to Islamic terrorism.
Walter Henry discusses his FBI career and civil rights work in Mississippi since 2008.
Michael Morning interviews Guo Wengui, a billionaire in exile living above Central Park, New York.
In 2007, U.S. State Department cables referred to Imran Khan as Pakistan's one-man party, reflecting the skepticism he faced in his early political career.
Ken Starr reflects on the Clinton impeachment and the Muller investigation in Palm Beach.
Officers Ruiz and Riello discuss policing challenges and personal experiences in Queens.
More chairs of the Public Accounts Committee have been murdered than prime ministers, according to Margaret Hodge in her discussion on tax avoidance.
A £13,000 cheque for capital gains tax sparks outrage as Polly Toynbee questions Harriet Harman about the Labour party's handling of the MP expenses scandal.
By late 1999, President Boris Yeltsin's popularity had plummeted to single digits amid widespread economic turmoil and loss of trust in government institutions.
Robert Harris discusses An Officer and a Spy and his views on the literary establishment.
Watch Andrew Anker discuss Facebook's impact on privacy and democracy in a candid interview.
Facebook was the "500-pound gorilla" of the Trump campaign's fundraising efforts, according to campaign manager Brad Parscale in a candid interview.
Tessa Lyons, a Facebook executive, discusses the company's lack of preparation for misinformation during the 2016 election and its impact on user trust.
