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Religious ultra-nationalists celebrate Jerusalem Day outside the Damascus Gate, chanting biblical references and expressing their belief in a divine right to the land.
Facebook will testify before the Senate Intelligence Committee about election interference issues.
More than 30 members of Fiji's Parliament were held hostage for two days during a coup led by failed businessman George Speight in 2000.
At least 39 confrontations occurred between authorities and militias in the year leading up to the 2022 midterm elections.
Fareed Zakaria discusses his background and the rise of global powers in 'The Post-American World.'
Inflation in Zimbabwe reached 100,000% in March 2008, making basic necessities unaffordable for millions of citizens.
In 2006, Frank Bainimara seized power in Fiji, promising elections that were later postponed as he announced plans to rule for another five years.
Aramis Ayala, Florida's first African-American prosecutor, rejects the death penalty amid controversy.
Over 1.54 million people in Florida cannot vote due to felony convictions, impacting their political voice and civil rights.
French people face an important decision in the upcoming presidential election amid the Ukraine war.
In 2018, Syed Saddiq became Malaysia's youngest minister at 25, following a general election where the youth vote made up 40 percent of the electorate.
Gary Johnson defends his campaign while addressing Trump, Clinton, and the Aleppo question.
James Fields Jr. pleads guilty to 29 federal hate crime charges related to his actions during the 2017 Charlottesville rally, where he killed Heather Heyer.
Geert Wilders leads the Dutch Party for Freedom, aiming to De-Islamize Holland.
A 20-year-old member of the Workers' Revolutionary Party discusses the need for a workers' government during the 2010 general election in Camberwell and Peckham.
John Harris discusses the hung parliament and electoral reform in Sheffield Hallam and High Peak.
3.3 million unemployed in the 1980s and 1990s contrasts with the current fears of public sector cutbacks in South Shields ahead of the 2010 general election.
For the first time, Millennials matched the number of postwar generation voters eligible to vote in the 2016 election, signaling a shift in American politics.
A jury took just one day to convict Derek Chauvin of murder for the killing of George Floyd, igniting renewed calls for racial justice in America.
Over 500 people were shot in Minneapolis in 2020, with 84 fatalities, as protests for justice continued one year after George Floyd's death.
Eighty percent of Georgians support EU membership as parliamentary elections on October 26 could determine the country's alignment between Russia and Europe.
More than 180 people died in the July 2021 floods in western Germany, prompting urgent discussions about climate change ahead of the federal election.
Germany grapples with rising prices and wars in the Middle East and Ukraine ahead of elections.
Tens of millions of Bolsonaro supporters believe the left is conspiring to steal elections, raising fears of a potential Civil War in Brazil.
Hackers at Defcon demonstrate vulnerabilities in voting machines to raise security awareness.
Three out of four refugees in Gaza live on less than $3 Australian dollars a day, as Hamas rises to power amid political upheaval.
Philippe Lambert discusses Brexit's urgency and the need for a credible extension plan in Brussels.
Voters in Northampton County, Pennsylvania, assess Trump's promise to make America great again.
Participants play a game associating words with candidates like Amy Klobuchar and Elizabeth Warren.
Protesters in Hong Kong's Admiralty demand democracy from Beijing during the umbrella movement.
Hong Kong's election delay allows disqualification of democracy candidates for another year.
Less than 5 percent of voters in Washington, D.C., supported Donald Trump as he prepared to take office amid mixed feelings from the local community.
White evangelical Christians transform America's anti-abortion movement into a political force.
Fulton County, Georgia, becomes the focal point of a conspiracy theory regarding the 2020 election as off-duty sheriff's deputies monitor a ballot warehouse amid allegations of tampering.
John Oof raises over $8 million from liberal supporters, challenging the Republican stronghold in Georgia's sixth congressional district.
Federal prosecutors charged 50 people, including actresses Felicity Huffman and Lori Loughlin, in a scheme to manipulate college admissions through bribery and fraud.
Californians will vote on a controversial ballot requiring condoms in porn films.
Denver becomes the first city to decriminalize psilocybin mushrooms with a narrow vote.
Donald Trump called for a total and complete shutdown of Muslims entering the United States during his campaign for the presidency in 2016.
Aged 27, Sabrina Bousbar aims to become the first Generation Z Congresswoman while facing a primary election against four fellow Democrats in Florida.
Bill Clinton admitted to having sexual relations with Gennifer Flowers during a deposition, a revelation that tested his marriage to Hillary Clinton.
John Bolton critiques Donald Trump's presidency and discusses his time in the administration.
More than 15 Labour activists gather in Milton Keynes to campaign for their party during the challenging 2019 general election.
The SNP has governed Scotland for nearly 10 years, campaigning to take a constituency seat from Labor in a historically significant area of Glasgow.
Nicolás Maduro struggles to maintain power against Juan Guaidó in Venezuela's 2019 crisis.
Ninety-nine percent of lobbyists seen in Congress are white men and women, often dressed in expensive suits, according to a former congressional staffer.
Jacinda Ardern stepped down as New Zealand's Prime Minister almost nine months before her scheduled re-election, marking the end of her nearly six-year tenure.
99.9% of Republican congress members knew the 2020 election was not stolen, yet many chose to remain silent to avoid angering Donald Trump.
