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Molly Forbes, a 92-year-old widow, confronts Donald Trump's plans for a golf course that threatens her community's water supply in Scotland.
The Morton Downey Jr. Show featured fistfights and a chaotic atmosphere, becoming a defining example of late 1980s television.
After 16 years in neo-Nazi groups, Bryon Widner undergoes over 25 laser surgeries to remove tattoos that symbolize his violent past.
Heather Cox Richardson argues that the South's post-Civil War oligarchy influenced the development of democracy in the West, undermining the 13th, 14th, and 15th Amendments.
Tiberius Gracchus's political actions in Ancient Rome incited mob violence, leading to significant social and political upheaval.
Children in Washington state have successfully used the public trust doctrine to challenge their government over environmental issues, setting a legal precedent.
In 2016, an 18-year-old first-time voter felt that Donald Trump represented a change in American politics from the traditional establishment.
Jackson's presidency included significant events such as the Indian removal and the nullification crisis, which shaped his legacy in American politics.
Post-World War II Europe experienced unprecedented peace and prosperity, but the rise of nationalism and events like Brexit threaten this unity.
Larry Tye's research draws upon previously restricted congressional transcripts and FBI records to detail Joe McCarthy's rise and fall from 1950 to 1954.
Nearly 75 million people voted for Donald Trump in the 2020 election, reflecting a significant divide between Washington and the broader electorate.
Candidates for Congress often need to raise between $3 million and $5 million to be competitive, reflecting the significant influence of money in US politics.
Donald Trump's campaign relied heavily on lies and misinformation, with a network of supporters like Steve Bannon and Kellyanne Conway shaping his rise to power.
A third of self-described Republicans now believe that political violence can be justified, reflecting a growing acceptance of authoritarian tactics in America.
Bornholm becomes the epicenter of Denmark's BLM movement after Philip Johansen's brutal murder.
A plot to kidnap Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer was thwarted by the FBI, reflecting a rise in political violence linked to extremist ideologies.
A focus group of Trump voters reveals deep divisions over his presidency, with some expressing disappointment and others unwavering support.
Around 35 percent of Americans believe Joe Biden was not legitimately elected president, a figure that rises to nearly 70 percent among Republicans.
In summer 2017, Steve Bannon collaborates with Kris Kobach to challenge DACA, reflecting the Trump administration's complex immigration strategy.
A Republican candidate in Michigan fears for their safety if they lose the November election to an opponent who wants to imprison them.
Guido Reil, number two on the AfD list for the European elections, aims to undermine the EU from within by using the European Parliament as a platform.
Donald Trump officially announces his candidacy for president of the United States, declaring, "I am officially running for president of the United States."
Pollsters predict a right-wing shift in Europe affecting the EU Parliament and policies.
Over 8.3 million pounds from wealthy donors financed the Leave campaigns, raising questions about the true beneficiaries of Brexit.
Charles Kriel, a specialist advisor to the UK Parliament, examines how Cambridge Analytica's microtargeting platform exploits vulnerable individuals in US churches for far-right political gain.
The PEGIDA movement spreads across Germany amid the Refugee Dilemma and Merkel's policies.
Reform UK's rise in British politics raises questions about its governance capabilities while highlighting contemporary issues like romance fraud and real-life murder investigations.
Approximately a quarter of the Members of the European Parliament are now affiliated with extreme right parties, reflecting a significant political shift across Europe.
Steve Bannon discusses his time in Washington and the dynamics of the Trump White House.
Donald Trump claims that 3 to 5 million illegal votes were cast in the election that brought him to the presidency.
Brexit has been leveraged by a small elite in Britain to promote a low-tax, high-finance agenda, funded by dark money and shadowy influence operations.
Tucker Carlson's rise as a voice for white nationalism and his subsequent firing from Fox News highlight the shifting dynamics of right-wing politics in America.
Donald Trump delivers a populist speech after being sworn-in as President on the National Mall.
The debate highlights Europe's civil war claims, focusing on Italy, Hungary, and Poland's roles.
Labour's strategies for gaining power ahead of the next UK general election are examined through discussions on challenges and community engagement by Robert Shrimsley and Miranda Green.
Jordan Bardella's rise as leader of the National Rally party has significantly shifted political allegiances among young voters in France, particularly through TikTok.
Hugo Chavez's first three years in power reveal his impact on Venezuela's society.
Jair Bolsonaro's election is shaped by the powerful coalition of large landowners, evangelical clergy, and the military, known as the 'BBBs'-Beef, Bibles, and Bullets.
Donald Trump won the presidency in a clean sweep for Republicans, taking control of the White House, Senate, and House of Representatives.
Over 8.3 million pounds from wealthy donors financed the Brexit campaign, raising questions about the influence of money in British politics.
Musk and Trump’s fallout impacts US politics and their future interactions.
Almost one million people protested against far-right extremism in Germany, prompting a discussion on the threats to democracy in Europe and America.
The Wolin Viking Festival in Poland faces challenges as far-right groups infiltrate the medieval reenactment community, raising concerns about nationalism and identity.
Six weeks of travel across Germany reveal deep divisions among voters ahead of the September 24, 2017 election, particularly over immigration policies.
Matteo Salvini's rise to power in Italy, marked by a shift to anti-migrant populism and widespread support for his security policies, reveals the motivations of ordinary citizens across the country.
A 31-minute examination reveals how populist leaders in Hungary and Slovakia manipulate media and culture to foster division and align with Russia.
Between 300 and 140,000 people participated in the Occupy Wall Street protests, prompting discussions on economic inequality and political impact.
A Brexit party rally draws a crowd expressing strong opinions about the European Union, with many attendees frustrated by politicians and negotiations.
