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Pro-democracy protestors carry safety barriers to block the entrance to the airport terminals after a scuffle with police at Hong Kong's international airport.

The extradition proposal that sparked the protests has been shelved. Why have protests continued?

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson speaks to the media ahead of his meeting with Irish Taoiseach Leo Varadkar at on September 9,

Brexit. We Have Questions And So Do You.

Order! Order!

A pro-Trump sign at a manufacturing facility in Detroit, MI in January, 2020.

1A Across America: 2020, The View From Michigan

For this edition of 1A Across America, we’re visiting three areas of Michigan to explore shifting political allegiances ahead of the 2020 election.

Indian Muslims in Mumbai hold placards as they protest to denounce the Chinese government's policies for Uighur Muslims in Xinjiang. Global outrage about the imprisonment of Muslim ethnic groups in China has grown.

'For Their Own Good': The Detention Of Muslim Ethnic Groups In China

A Chinese government official says the forced detention of a million people in Xinjiang is "fake news." But a leaked cache of government documents proves otherwise.

President Donald Trump addresses the Iranian missile attacks that took place last night in Iraq and said, “as long as I am president of the United States, Iran will never be allowed to have a nuclear weapon."

Trump Says Iran Appears To Be 'Standing Down.' What Does That Mean?

After a ballistic missile attack on Iraqi bases that housed American soldiers, could the conflict escalate?

Although wind energy represents great economic potential for Kansas and the surrounding area, there has also been pushback on constructing wind farms from local residents.

1A Across America: Renewable Energy And Resistance

The push for renewable energy is dividing some communities in parts of the country where wind energy has major potential.

Jennifer Gatrell is a rancher with her husband Jeff in Missouri.

Reversing The 'Brain Drain' In Rural America

In some cases, it may be a story of "brain gain" instead of "brain drain."

Incumbents And Challengers To Face Off In Dayton City Commission Race

Incumbents and challengers are vying for two open seats for the Dayton City Commission in the November 5 election. The incumbents are Dayton city...

Conservative newspaper columnist George Will has worked in journalism and commentary for 50 years.

Conservative Columnist George Will On The Republican Party Today

His new book is called "The Conservative Sensibility."

Arkansas senator Tom Cotton walks out of the U.S. Capitol.

A Conversation With Senator Tom Cotton

The Arkansas senator's new book is called "Sacred Duty: A Soldier’s Tour at Arlington National Cemetery"

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