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No fewer than 66 Nigerian journalists and three media houses have suffered from various forms of attack in 2022.

Hundreds in Sudan have been killed, tens of thousands have fled, and the Shortages of food, water, medicines and fuel are becoming extremely acute, according to the UN

FRONTLINE's documentary series \“America and the Taliban\” examines America's 20 years in Afghanistan

Three times as many children were shot at home than at school over the last five years, according to an investigation by The Trace.

It's been one year since the Taliban closed girls' schools in Afghanistan. This week, girls' education activist Matiullah Wesa was arrested in Kabul.

Texas Observer, the independent and progressive publication, will remain open after the staff’s GoFundMe campaign raised over $300,000.

We discuss coverage of the 2003 US invasion of Iraq and the US media's acceptance and promotion of the Bush administration's fabricated claims about Iraq.

We discuss the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank and Signature Bank, and the role the banking industry and its lobbyists play in weakening regulations.

We discuss a new ProPublica investigation about how Leonard Leo, a key architect of the Supreme Court’s conservative supermajority, and his group Teneo, aim to influence all aspects of American politics and culture.

Eric Reguly, European bureau chief for The Globe and Mail, joins us to discuss his recent reporting trip to Ukraine.