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2018 saw record numbers of women, including Deidre, Pearl Kim, and Morgan Zegers, running for office amid frustrations with the Trump administration.
A constituency that once had a Conservative majority of 500 now boasts a 9,500 majority for the Labour Party, reflecting a significant political shift.
Vasanta discusses Boris Johnson's leadership and the Conservative Party's future at the Tory conference.
A majority of over 5,000 votes makes it tough for the SNP to overturn Joe Swinson's seat in the upcoming general election.
Jim Thorpe, Pennsylvania, a town of 4,700, faces deep political divides after the 2020 election, with Hillary Clinton winning by just 20 votes in 2016.
Joe Biden faces allegations of inappropriate behavior from Lucy Flores and others amid political scrutiny.
Frauke Petry, leader of the AfD, discusses the possibility of using firearms to control illegal border crossings, citing existing German law.
In September 1998, Anwar Ibrahim calls for a reform movement, urging thousands to join him in a rally against Prime Minister Mahathir's government.
53% of voters under 40 supported Karol Nawrocki in the presidential election, signaling a shift back to right-wing populism in Poland.
Parris Ksenia follows Polina Cohen in Poland's rising far-right National Radical Camp.
Polina prepares for the Independence Day march and faces her first election campaign.
Supporters of president Donald Trump storm the Capitol, clashing with police during chaos.
Juan Guiado leads Venezuela's opposition movement against President Nicolas Maduro in 2019.
Membership in the Proud Boys has exploded, with chapters now established in Australia and a growing presence in the United States.
Masha Gessen discusses a viral parody video from Russia's Air Transport Academy in Ileana.
At the Global Vision Bible Church in Nashville, Pastor Greg Locke's congregation has grown significantly while promoting QAnon beliefs, with one in four white evangelicals subscribing to its core tenets.
France's Far Right rises after the National Rally's success in European elections, sparking protests.
Three election deniers on the ballot in Arizona lost their races during the 2022 midterms, reflecting a rejection of anti-democratic sentiments.
One election official received a threat stating their children would be harmed if they did not comply with demands related to the 2020 election.
A team of reporters travels through Texas to assess the Republican Party's direction after the 2020 election and the varied views of its voters.
State elections in Saxony on September 1 will see the right-wing populist AfD party aiming to secure a significant victory amid rising political tensions.
Luciana Berger resigns from Labour, citing anti-Semitism and forming an independent group of MPs.
Over a fifth of Spanish voters supported Podemos, a party that formed less than two years before the 2015 general election.
163,000 migrants entered Sweden in 2015, sparking a rise in far-right sentiment and the emergence of the Sweden Democrats as a major political force.
Steve Bannon seeks to unite right-wing populism in Europe ahead of elections.
25-year-old Amina Ginga runs for office in East London, representing 'Take Back the City,' a political startup focused on community engagement.
El Paso Republicans recruit new citizens for the GOP right after their citizenship ceremony.
The Brexit referendum was decided by a margin of just 1.9 percent, raising concerns about the integrity of the electoral process in Britain.
Eight miles away, voters in a shopping parade express their shifting support from Labour to Conservative in the lead-up to a crucial election.
Youth voter registration increased significantly in areas where the comedy troupe Redykyulass held concerts to promote political engagement ahead of the 2007 elections.
In February 2019, the Botswana government ruled that the Kalahari Bushmen must leave their land, prompting accusations of forced relocation for economic gain.
Jeremy Corbyn campaigns for Labour, emphasizing integrity and socialist values ahead of the election.
Madame Hillary punishes remorseful Trump voters following the 2016 Presidential election.
The European Union confronts Italy over its risky spending plans to avoid a crisis like Greece's.
Far-right leaders in Britain, including Oswald Mosley and Tommy Robinson, have historically struggled to gain mass appeal despite their attempts to align with nationalism.
Donald Trump’s rise is fueled by fear of Islamic terrorism and concerns in Scottsdale, Arizona.
The GOP's 2012 report urges inclusivity, but Trump’s nomination strays from this path.
In Uttar Pradesh, India, Hindu nationalists like Singh promote the conspiracy theory of love jihad, claiming Muslim men seduce Hindu women to convert them.
A letter to New York Times readers acknowledged the media's failure to predict Donald Trump's election and reaffirmed the commitment to hard reporting.
Over 20 bullets were fired by police during the raid that killed Breonna Taylor, sparking protests and calls for justice across the United States.
In 2022, Giorgia Meloni's Brothers of Italy became the largest party in parliament, marking a shift in far-right politics in Europe.
Last November, a secret meeting in Potsdam brought together far-right activists and neo-Nazi sympathizers to discuss the mass deportation of migrants.
A far-right political party, the SVP, organizes a 300-man march in Sweden on Mayday, prompting a counter-protest from the militant Revolutionary Front.
88 days of protests in Belgrade against President Milosevic ended in disillusionment as opposition leaders fell out and failed to secure free elections.
HC Strache's Freedom party gains 27% of the vote in Vienna's recent elections, signaling change.
Jeremy Corbyn remains leader of the opposition until April, while various candidates, including Rebecca Long-Bailey, vie for his position.
Membership in the Soldiers of Odin is in the thousands, with chapters across Canada claiming to protect against perceived threats from refugees.
Muncie, Indiana, a town of 70,000, has seen a decline in manufacturing jobs, leaving many residents feeling let down by their politicians.
