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Experts at The Guardian define data journalism and its impact on modern reporting.
Luke Wall reports from Tehran on protests sparked by fuel price hikes and high death tolls.
Shani Luke, a German Israeli, is missing after a Hamas attack in Israel, leaving her family desperate.
Christopher Wylie reveals Cambridge Analytica's data practices and political connections.
In Gaza, the emotional toll of burying countless women and children highlights the profound suffering faced by the Palestinian people amid ongoing conflict.
Hundreds of Syrians support President Assad after U.S. military strikes in Damascus.
A Ukrainian drone attack ignites a fire at an oil terminal in Russian-occupied Crimea.
The viral 'skinny' jab, a weight-loss injection, raises questions about its safety and efficacy, as experts examine its impact on public health.
Just over a year after the Coronavirus outbreak, vaccines are widely available in Britain and the US.
About 120 people in South Korea tested positive for COVID-19 after a single case visited several night spots in Seoul, raising concerns of a second wave.
Kim Jong-un's absence raises concerns amid events like the Asian Games and North Korean Parliament.
Moscow protests against Putin's draft feature Mikhail, a musician resisting military service.
Andrew Tate, arrested in Romania, faces charges of human trafficking and organized crime.
Speculation around Kim Jong Un's health grows as China sends doctors to assist him.
Tulagi in the Solomon Islands is leased to China, raising geopolitical tensions in the Pacific Ocean.
Linda Tripp tapes her calls amid the White House's attack on her credibility in Washington.
Zelenskyy claims Iran misled about drone sales to Russia before the Ukraine invasion.
An Ohio police officer reports handling more heroin-related incidents than marijuana, reflecting the growing opioid crisis in the community.
Speculation continues about Belarus joining Russia's invasion of Ukraine amid military preparations.
India receives ventilators from Britain as Covid-19 cases surge beyond 300,000 daily.
Hybrid warfare in the Russia-Ukraine conflict features Ukrainian hackers targeting Russian sites and the IT Army's 290,000 volunteers combating disinformation.
Uganda's presidential election faces challenges with banned campaign rallies and media access issues.
Wolfenstein 2 depicts an alternate America ruled by Nazis, igniting controversy and protests.
Protests in Iran escalate after Masa Amini's death, facing brutal crackdown by Security Forces.
Over 40 detainees at Guantánamo Bay undergo force-feeding, a procedure vividly demonstrated by Yasiin Bey in a five-minute film.
Sean reports on the crash that allegedly killed Yevgeny Prigozhin and raises skepticism.
Professor Michael Clarke discusses potential Wagner Group successor Andrey Averyanov after Prigozhin's death.
A former Air Force officer criticizes Congress's ability to oversee the CIA effectively.
Adel Al-Jubeir discusses Wahhabism's link to extremism in Saudi Arabia and blames Iran.
Every social media post contributes to a curated digital identity, raising questions about the authenticity of online personas versus true selves.
Cass R. Sunstein presents insights from his book on conspiracy theories and their implications, followed by a book signing event.
Luz discusses the Charlie Hebdo attack and Prophet Muhammad covers in an exclusive interview.
Jemima Kiss interviews Mike Bracken and Francis Maude about government digital transformation.
A woman's frustration with pandemic restrictions leads her to explore conspiracy theories, culminating in her viral fame linked to QAnon and natural health beliefs.
Sheikh Haithem Al-Haddad and Dr Suhaib Hasan discuss Islamic divorces in Britain's Sharia Council.
Hany Farid, a Professor at UC Berkeley and Chief Science Officer at GetReal Security, discusses deepfake detection and the implications of AI on truth in digital media.
Katie Hill, a former congresswoman and one of the first openly bisexual women in Congress, reflects on her resignation amid scandal and her plans for re-engagement in politics.
Adam Kinzinger identifies the Charlottesville incident as a significant warning sign about Donald Trump's approach to white nationalism and its implications for democracy.
A diverse panel debates colorism, skin bleaching experiences, and cultural appropriation today.
Narcissistic Personality Disorder (NPD) is examined through interviews and analysis, highlighting its effects on relationships and society in a VICE production.
100% of girls in Egypt, regardless of class, undergo female circumcision, a practice Nawal El Saadawi argues is rooted in political ideology and religious exploitation.
A dramatic turnaround in political fortunes occurs in Britain, as Frankie Boyle critiques the Conservative Party's lack of genuine leadership and representation.
Steve Coogan recounts his first kiss-and-tell story from January 1996 in the Daily Mirror.
Stoya, a prominent figure in the adult film industry, discusses her legacy, industry challenges, and her decision to direct her own work with Isobel Yeung.
Anna Startseva discusses the rise of online toxicity in toxic fandoms and its real-life effects.
This pilot episode features celebrities discussing the impact of selfies on society.
Mona discusses sex education gaps and her experiences with her mother in London.
Journalist Sophia Alexandra Hall urges critical reading of news to reveal complex realities.
