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Russian propaganda evolves as the war in Ukraine exposes its limitations and setbacks.
Democrats face an historically large primary field as candidates seek viral debate moments.
Ten cents can fill a tank in Caracas, but many middle-class residents are leaving Venezuela for better opportunities abroad.
Brazil faces high alert as Jair Bolsonaro and Lula da Silva compete in a tense election.
The speaker calls for Law and Order, referencing Minneapolis and condemning Lawless Anarchy.
Donald Trump tailored his rally speeches to resonate with his audience, honing his message as he observed their reactions and energy.
Donald Trump faces indictment in Manhattan as supporters rally in Waco amid legal troubles.
A candidate aims to unseat Iain Duncan Smith, highlighting community struggles and personal stories.
Imran Khan discusses his legal troubles and the upcoming caretaker Administration in Pakistan.
More than 75,000 people died in an earthquake that devastated Balakot, while Imran Khan raised millions for relief efforts through his charity.
A living wage is necessary for workers who earn low incomes while taxpayers subsidize their wages, according to Owen Jones in a 2017 political commentary.
A community cleanup event in Anacostia took place 48 hours before Joe Biden's inauguration, reflecting the city's tense atmosphere after the Capitol attack.
The Hindu Nationalist government evicts Muslims from homes in Northeast India amid citizenship disputes.
Rakbar, a Muslim dairy farmer, is killed by a Hindu mob, impacting his family deeply.
Evangelical Pastor Bruno Vito leads a growing movement in Sao Paulo, challenging Catholicism in Brazil.
31-year-old Steve Howard serves as the Imperial wizard of the North Mississippi White Knights of the Ku Klux Klan, a group that claims to have softened its image.
Alexander Lukashenko wins a fifth term as Belarusian president amid EU sanctions lifted.
Supporters of Jair Bolsonaro vandalize Brazil's congress and presidential palace in Brasília.
Indigenous groups protest in Brazil against land rights threats under Bolsonaro's rule.
The AR-15, used in the Sandy Hook shooting, can fire more than 50 rounds a minute and has seen its price double since the tragedy.
82,000 individuals who did not vote in the general election have requested ballots for the upcoming Senate runoff in Georgia.
In the UK, a significant number of prime ministers have taken office without a public vote, raising concerns about the democratic process and citizens' rights to elect their leaders.
Only 56% of eligible voters participated in the 2016 presidential election, leaving many Americans living with decisions made by a minority.
7,000 people are employed by a fourth-generation Italian family business that sold $1.2 billion worth of clothes and accessories last year.
More than 3,500 people receive food handouts from Golden Dawn, a party that has gained significant support amid Greece's economic crisis.
140,000 young people left Moldova in the last four years, contributing to a significant population decline as the country approaches its presidential elections.
Over 27% of votes in France's regional elections went to Marine Le Pen's Front National, marking a significant rise in populist support in 2016.
Rishi Sunak's proposal for a National Service program sparks debate about its potential impact on British society and the economy.
Adam Gopnik discusses the 2016 election's urgency over lunch, referencing Bush, Gore, and Biden.
Opposition in Russia, led by Navalny's associates, risks crackdown while resisting Putin's war in Ukraine.
Marine Le Pen's legal challenges and her lead in opinion polls raise questions about the far-right National Rally's potential to gain power in France's upcoming presidential election.
Over 10,000 meals were provided by a food bank in Cambour, Cornwall, just after Christmas, reflecting the area's economic struggles.
Brothers of Italy, led by Giorgia Maloney, received only four percent of the vote in the 2018 election but is now poised for a significant victory.
Fascism rises in Italy as Forza Nuova attracts people amid a nationalist government.
Six months after the birth of their daughter, a couple in Padua faces legal challenges as Italy's government contests their parental rights.
Robert Jenrick and Trevor Phillips engage in a heated discussion regarding claims that Nigel Farage received benefits from convicted criminal George Cottrell.
Jeremy Corbyn's leadership of the Labour Party faces internal conflict, highlighted by dissent from figures like John McCole and support from groups like Momentum.
Jeremy Corbyn's leadership campaign for the Labour Party in 2015 highlights the urgency of securing nominations and the community's hopes for transformative change.
Former President Jimmy Carter and Derreck Kayongo, CEO of the National Civil and Human Rights Center, discuss citizen participation in the political process in Atlanta.
Last year, Washington D.C. became the first jurisdiction in the U.S. to restore voting rights to incarcerated individuals, allowing them to run for office.
John Harris gauges reactions at the Liberal Democrat conference in Liverpool amid protests against cuts.
Two main candidates compete for Brighton Pavilion in the 2010 general election, with voters urged to reconsider their party loyalties.
More than 81 million Americans voted in the 2020 election, a record turnout that Kamala Harris credits with shaping the future of democracy.
Katie Hill spends about 70% of her time in her apartment, which serves as her unofficial campaign headquarters for the 25th congressional district primary election.
Jacob Rees-Mogg discusses politics, labels, and public service in a candid interview.
In March 2008, post-election violence in Kenya resulted in over a thousand deaths and widespread displacement, raising concerns about national stability and ethnic tensions.
Kenyans question Cambridge Analytica's role in the controversial 2017 election.
Ryan Duffy visits the Philippines while Shane Smith meets child bombers in Afghanistan.
