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Award-winning war correspondent Luke Mogelson's book gives an eyewitness account of right-wing extremism and growing civic unrest in the U.S. since 2020.
World leaders gather for the U.N. General Assembly as Hurricane Fiona rips through Puerto Rico, Typhoon Nanmadol slams southern Japan, and Typhoon Merbok floods parts of western Alaska.
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One of the coup's leaders, Brigadier General Moussa Salaou Barmou, was trained by the U.S., making the Nigerien coup the 11th in West Africa since 2008 to involve U.S.-trained military officers.
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The leader of Niger's new military junta has vowed to defy any attempts to restore the former president to power.
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"Democracy Now!" unpacks the explosive new criminal charges against Donald Trump for his efforts to overturn the 2020 election results, marking his third indictment in four months.
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President Biden declared that "the pandemic is over" during an interview on Sunday, despite data showing COVID-19 killed 13,000 people across the U.S. over the past month as 2.2 million new infections were reported.
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Antiwar protests are flaring up in Russia after President Vladmir Putin announced what he called a partial military mobilization to add 300,000 troops into its armed forces.
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Amini was detained on Sept. 13 for allegedly leaving some of her hair visible in violation of Iran's hijab law.
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As Hurricane Ian is set to strengthen into a Category 4 or 5 storm and make landfall Wednesday afternoon, the storm already knocked out power in Cuba and killed at least two people Tuesday.
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As authorities report hundreds may be dead after Hurricane Ian's landfall, "Democracy Now!" look at links between the climate crisis, rising sea levels and intensifying storms.
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In a landmark climate case, a judge in Montana has ruled in favor of a group of young people who had sued the state for violating their constitutional rights as it pushed policies that encouraged the use of fossil fuels.
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As public support of the conservative-dominated Supreme Court falls to a record low, justices are set to hear major cases on affirmative action, voting rights and online speech.
