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South Africa's political landscape shifts as the Democratic Alliance challenges the ANC in elections.
Keir Starmer leads the poll for Labour leader, followed by Rebecca Long Bailey.
President Obama reflects on his Springfield candidacy and the challenges in Washington politics.
Donald Trump says he will leave the White House if the Electoral College elects Joe Biden.
Joe Biden celebrates his victory, pledging unity and hope for fellow Americans.
Beth Rigby reports on Boris Johnson's cabinet crisis after resignations from Sajid Javid and Rishi Sunak.
Lord Frost resigns as Brexit minister, signaling trouble for Boris Johnson's government.
Priti Patel resigns as Home Secretary, effective after Liz Truss's appointment.
Breitbart News had its biggest month ever in June 2016, as it sought to align with Bernie Sanders supporters disillusioned by the Democratic establishment.
France's first same-sex marriage takes place amid protests against President François Hollande's controversial same-sex marriage bill, marking a pivotal moment for marriage equality.
Roads in Cusco are blocked as protests against President Dina Boluarte escalate, with demonstrators demanding her resignation and a new constitution.
America reels from political violence as radicalism and conspiracy theories rise.
Nadia Tolokonnikova, a founder of Pussy Riot, plans to run for president in 2036 while reflecting on her activism against Vladimir Putin's regime.
Nadezhda Tolokonnikova criticizes Putin and calls for a Winter Olympics boycott in Sochi.
Trump criticized his own inaction on Russian interference in the 2016 election, suggesting he believed Hillary Clinton would win.
QAnon faces turmoil after Biden assuming office as followers react with anger and confusion.
Donald Trump and Joe Biden vie for 270 Electoral College votes to win the Presidency.
Gary Sanbrook criticizes the Prime Minister's handling of a drinking incident at the Carlton Club.
Donald Trump uses 'The Apprentice' as a perfect comeback vehicle after his business collapse.
Glasgow's shift to SNP signals Labour's decline in its traditional stronghold.
Jacob Rees-Mogg defends Parliament's suspension as routine, not undemocratic, from Westminster.
Brett's supporters react to the Prime Minister's talks with Jeremy Corbyn over Brexit.
Elijah Cummings urges for a better democracy during Michael Cohen's hearing, citing President Trump.
Congressman Mulaney addresses immigration issues in Berkeley County, South Carolina.
President Trump claims the biggest Electoral College win since Reagan, but is corrected by a reporter.
Austin Crete debunks Fox News claims of voter fraud after interrupting Trump's rally.
Republican leaders present their closing arguments ahead of the upcoming election.
Republican Oregon State Senators evade a vote on a climate change bill by skipping town.
Republicans aren't clowning around; they present serious candidates for the 2016 election.
Joe Biden signals that he will work immediately on forming his administration post-election.
President Donald Trump nears a second impeachment over the Capitol riots and faces Republican backlash.
Rishi Sunak and Sadi Javid resign, increasing pressure on Boris Johnson's leadership.
Donald Trump outlines his campaign plans ahead of the November US election in this series.
Trump describes the George Floyd protests using terms like rioters and looters.
Renewed clashes in Venezuela follow Maria Corina Machado's congressional seat removal on March 24.
Rishi Sunak secures 100 MPs, surpassing the threshold for Tory leadership race.
Rishi Sunak's trip to Normandy has been labeled as a major political misstep, with critics arguing it represents the worst election own goal in history.
Rishi Sunak aims for Prime Minister as Boris Johnson's plans falter amid economic challenges.
Home Secretary Suella Braverman faces backlash over speeding fine and private course request.
Akshata Murty will now pay UK taxes on overseas income amid breaking news tonight.
President Biden says Russia will face consequences for election interference and calls Putin a killer.
Charles Clover reports on nationalism and protests in Russia after a rigged election in December.
Robert Mueller testifies about Donald Trump and Russia's 2016 Presidential election interference.
Roger Stone pleads not guilty as charges hint at Trump campaign's ties to WikiLeaks.
Hassan Rouhani wins Iran's election, defeating Ebrahim Raisi with 57 percent of the vote.
Roy Moore's victory in the Alabama Republican Senate primary against Luther Strange reflects the growing influence of evangelical voters within the party.
David Cameron discusses the Conservative Party's election strategy in a Sky News update.
Georgia's Parliament drops a controversial foreign agents Bill after mass protests in Tbilisi.
