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Protests in Iran have entered a fifth week with demonstrations intensifying in some cities along main streets and at universities across the country.
The Dutch artist’s famous “Sunflowers” got doused in tomato soup during a climate protest in London.
The “Iranian people made their decision,” she said. “Whether the regime cracks down on the protests, whether they shut down the internet, people of Iran won’t give up. ... The anger is there.”
The full scope of Iran's ongoing unrest remains unclear, as protesters in at least a dozen cities clash with security and paramilitary forces.
The death of Mahsa Amini, who had been picked up for her allegedly loose headscarf, has triggered daring displays of defiance.
Hours after Roe's demise, a truck driver rammed a group of women protesting in Iowa and highlighted an urgent national crisis: Violence is now a feature of American civic life.
Police said they were aware of the video and "the force used will be evaluated against the LAPD's policy and procedure."
Seattle Pacific University students are protesting a rule that prohibits school staff from engaging in same-sex sexual activity.
As the former White House adviser spoke to the media, a protester made sure his sign with the words "Failed Coup" appeared in as many photos as possible.