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Arizona's mail-in voting system processes thousands of ballots daily with strict verification.
Ukraine says it downed over 40 Iranian drones in Kyiv as a counter-offensive looms.
A computer scientist confronts Facebook's smear tactics linked to George Soros and anti-Semitism.
Angela Merkel urges Germans to follow COVID-19 restrictions ahead of Christmas.
Mexican politicians see mummified alien corpses claimed by journalist Jaime Maussan.
Sandra Ávila Beltran discusses her life in the Mexican drug world after her release from prison.
Many countries struggle to repay debts from China's Belt and Road Initiative projects.
The International Atomic Energy Agency confirms shelling at Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant in Ukraine.
The Kremlin accuses Ukrainian fighters of a terrorist attack in Bryansk, according to Putin.
Dimitri Ivanov is sentenced to prison for spreading fake news about Russia's military.
An Aeroflot Sukhoi Superjet crashes at Sheremetyevo, killing 41 people on Sunday evening.
Kathy Burke highlights the social injustices faced by families affected by crime in Britain, focusing on the case of Miriam Rivera and the challenges of seeking justice.
David, the brother of multimillionaire Ivan Massow, lives hand-to-mouth in a truck parked near Glastonbury, contrasting sharply with Ivan's affluent lifestyle.
A Danish Muslim questions his friends' plans for violence inspired by al-Shabaab in Copenhagen.
Myanmar's military blocks Facebook just days after the coup against Aung San Suu Kyi.
Myanmar's military junta targets media, leading to arrests and violence against journalists.
Audrey Hale kills six at Covenant School in Nashville, reigniting America's gun law debate.
Graphic video shows police shooting the Nashville school attacker during a critical incident.
Michael Kirk's documentary reveals Netanyahu's rise and his conflict with Obama over Iran.
Sri Lanka's Easter Sunday bombings kill 207, with police arresting seven suspects linked to attacks.
Fifty people die in Christchurch, New Zealand, due to a terrorist attack by Brenton Tarrant.
Nick Offerman clarifies rumors and shares insights about Ron Swanson and the Internet.
Emma discusses the ongoing search for Nicola, expressing frustration over unverified hypotheses.
Nicola Bulley's family condemns speculation about her disappearance on social media platforms.
The police search for Nicola Bulley begins within hours, revealing her high-risk status.
An ex-detective criticizes police actions in the Nicola Bulley case, citing mistakes and reputation damage.
Nigeria faces escalating Boko Haram violence months before presidential elections, challenging Buhari.
Russia accuses the UK of sabotaging the Nord Stream pipelines amid rising tensions.
South Korea and North Korea exchange gunfire along the DMZ for the first time in over two years.
Oona, a North Korean host in Pyongyang, shares her life in English, challenging Western narratives.
North Korea's rocket launch triggers South Korea's missile tests in response to regional tensions.
Daria Dugina dies in a Moscow car bombing, with Ukraine denying any involvement in the attack.
Olivia Pratt-Corbel's tragic death prompts renewed police appeals for information in Liverpool.
Mansour Khan, a prominent drug baron in Afghanistan, orchestrates perilous opium trafficking operations across Iran, producing significant quantities of heroin.
An explosive video goes viral showing a Black teenager being thrown by a school officer in South Carolina.
Thomas Erdbrink reveals life inside Iran, showcasing private encounters and societal challenges.
Pakistan's secret service is scrutinized for aiding the Taliban's power in Afghanistan.
Authorities clash with protesters in Paris over a security bill affecting police image publication.
Paul Bristow calls Sue Gray's Partygate report 'ludicrous' regarding Downing Street gatherings.
Beth Rigby analyzes Boris Johnson's testimony on partygate and misleading MPs.
The Mirror releases a video of Tory staff partying during lockdown, prompting public outrage.
Joey Gibson, running for Senate, leads Patriot Prayer's controversial rallies in Portland.
The Pentagon leaks follow a 21-year-old with security clearance who accessed top secret documents detailing military operations in Ukraine and beyond.
David Petraeus critiques Putin's military strategy in Ukraine during an interview with Ines Pohl.
Bombs exploded during Sunday Mass in Jolo, Mindanao, killing at least 20 people.
ABS-CBN in the Philippines cuts news operations after lawmakers reject its license renewal.
A China Eastern Airlines Boeing 737-800 carrying 132 people crashes in southern China near Guanti, prompting ongoing rescue operations amid concerns over air safety.
The crash of Flight MU5735 may be the deadliest aviation disaster in decades due to deliberate actions.
