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The government effectively banned opposition candidates, assuring an election win for President Patrice Talon last month.

What does the decision tell us about how Facebook's unique and novel institution will shape online speech?

Even low-level offices can bring wealth, so people are killing each other to gain election.

Developed countries are joining developing countries to put pharmaceutical companies in a tough position.

The Oversight Board wants Facebook to revisit its decision in six months and create more consistent rules.

Without disclosure requirements, are police body cameras simply expanding the U.S. surveillance state?

We interviewed nearly 20,000 citizens to find out.

In some states, GOP supermajorities may allow them to ignore Democratic governors.

Western countries condemned the repression in Xinjiang, but Saudi Arabia, the UAE and Egypt praised China’s efforts to restore “safety and security.”

Our data suggests that, over months, his listeners have become wary of coronavirus vaccines.

The government focused on weeding out political opponents in recent years, rather than combating extremist and criminal groups.

Here’s why Afghanistan won't necessarily become a base for international terrorist attacks.

India's covid-19 crisis.

Watching the coronavirus death toll and economic devastation transformed views on taxing corporations and the wealthy, our research suggests.

Five takeaways from Biden’s speech on his first 99 (or 98?) days in office