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Five prominent television creators discuss the influence of political shows on public perception during a panel at The New Yorker Festival in 2014.
Armed guards secure polling stations as turnout remains low during Ukraine's elections.
El Paso Republicans recruit new citizens for the GOP right after their citizenship ceremony.
28% of rural Idahoans are uninsured, sparking discussions about healthcare access and the upcoming midterm elections.
Ten thousand people once worked in Stoke's ceramic industry, a stark contrast to the visible decline seen in the city today.
Arizona's bizarre recount features a sham audit by Cyber Ninjas amid conspiracy theories.
Rishi Sunak received questions from the audience, including one from Matthew in Kent about his campaign strategy amid rising support for Liz Truss.
61 years ago, Jimmy Zambito's father opened a diner in northeastern Pennsylvania, where local voters debate the upcoming presidential election.
The Brexit referendum was decided by a margin of just 1.9 percent, raising concerns about the integrity of the electoral process in Britain.
Eight miles away, voters in a shopping parade express their shifting support from Labour to Conservative in the lead-up to a crucial election.
The January 6th Capitol riots' first public hearing reveals law enforcement's failures and questions the pre-planning of the attack, highlighting intelligence lapses.
Youth voter registration increased significantly in areas where the comedy troupe Redykyulass held concerts to promote political engagement ahead of the 2007 elections.
Jeremy Corbyn campaigns for Labour, emphasizing integrity and socialist values ahead of the election.
80 Palestinians and 14 Israelis were killed in the first three months of 2023 amid escalating violence and political turmoil in Israel.
A few thousand supporters gather for a rally in Malaysia, calling for reform just days before Anwar Ibrahim's arrest amid rising political tensions.
Madame Hillary punishes remorseful Trump voters following the 2016 Presidential election.
Angela Merkel steps down as German Chancellor after 16 years of leadership and crises.
The European Union confronts Italy over its risky spending plans to avoid a crisis like Greece's.
White evangelical voters account for 26 percent of the electorate, a key demographic targeted by the Faith and Freedom Coalition in the 2018 midterms.
Over 2 billion people use Facebook every month, prompting Naomi Gleit to reflect on the company's growing responsibility to address misuse and negative impacts.
Donald Trump’s rise is fueled by fear of Islamic terrorism and concerns in Scottsdale, Arizona.
VICE News examines British Muslim voter apathy ahead of the May 7 general election.
The GOP's 2012 report urges inclusivity, but Trump’s nomination strays from this path.
Supporters of Megawati Sukarnoputri occupy the Indonesian Democratic Party's headquarters in Jakarta, demanding her reinstatement by parliament after more than a month.
Residents in Milan's Chinaland feel threatened by the influx of Chinese migrants and call for action.
In Bedford, attendees at a gathering honoring the tar puddle martyrs express their struggles with anti-trade union laws and food insecurity, rallying around Jacy's message of collective action.
Juan Guaidó faces off against Nicolas Maduro in Venezuela's ongoing political crisis.
Peter Mandelson's political career is examined through his efforts to sustain the Labour Party amid controversy and mixed public perceptions of his influence.
An all-women shortlist imposed by Labour party headquarters in 2005 led to a split in Blaenau Gwent, resulting in the loss of the local MP and council control.
Five congressmen, including Teddy Casino, camp out in the Congress building for 11 days, facing arrest if they leave amid accusations against them.
Cherán, a town in Michoacán, rejects politicians and enforces its own security during elections.
Mike Lindell's cyber conference draws skepticism and applause but lacks real evidence.
121 people died in the protests following the 2013 Gezi Park demonstrations, which began as a response to plans for a shopping mall in Istanbul.
A letter to New York Times readers acknowledged the media's failure to predict Donald Trump's election and reaffirmed the commitment to hard reporting.
Eric Greitens, a Navy SEAL, faces backlash from Missourians over scandals and policy decisions.
Tomas Lopez discusses voter suppression issues in North Carolina with Debbie.
Over 20 bullets were fired by police during the raid that killed Breonna Taylor, sparking protests and calls for justice across the United States.
On July 15, 2016, the Turkish Military attempts a coup, resulting in 246 deaths and mass arrests.
In 2022, Giorgia Meloni's Brothers of Italy became the largest party in parliament, marking a shift in far-right politics in Europe.
Last November, a secret meeting in Potsdam brought together far-right activists and neo-Nazi sympathizers to discuss the mass deportation of migrants.
Ksenia Sobchak transitions from a prominent Russian television presenter to a political activist, challenging Vladimir Putin in the 2018 presidential election.
A far-right political party, the SVP, organizes a 300-man march in Sweden on Mayday, prompting a counter-protest from the militant Revolutionary Front.
88 days of protests in Belgrade against President Milosevic ended in disillusionment as opposition leaders fell out and failed to secure free elections.
HC Strache's Freedom party gains 27% of the vote in Vienna's recent elections, signaling change.
A map drawn during a discussion identifies the 'red wall' as a battleground of Labour-held seats that the Conservative Party aims to capture.
Jeremy Corbyn remains leader of the opposition until April, while various candidates, including Rebecca Long-Bailey, vie for his position.
Robert Shrimsley and Miranda Green discuss Brexit's impact on the election landscape.
Robert Shrimsley and Miranda Green discuss paths to power before the UK's next election.
