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Eli Valley is a Jewish political cartoonist based in New York City. He doesn't shy away from controversy; in fact, he makes a living off it.

It looks like Trump could get his citizenship question on the 2020 census

We interviewed Howard Schultz on his campaign bus

Army Corps is scrambling to patch the broken levees before the rivers rise again

Transgender Airman: “If I Leave Now...I'm going to be giving up on me”

Florida Republicans want felons to pay off their fines and fees before they can vote

Black Game of Thrones fans have built their own universe around Westeros

“We have had enough:” Syrian refugees are risking warzones to return home

Tax rates for dummies with Obama’s top economic adviser, Austan Goolsbee.

Lebanon is about to take a historic step for the Arab World with a proposed bill to legalise the cultivation of cannabis for medical use. But in the Bekaa valley where communities have grown cannabis for generations, the news has not gone down well.

For a remote Scottish Island, these lights mark the devastating impact of rising tides

Last Week, New York state approved the United States’ very first congestion pricing scheme.

Genocide killers and victims live side by side in this Rwanda reconciliation village

Christian symbols are having something of a comeback in Italy, but not because of a religious awakening.

A teacher fired for her nude selfie– now, she’s speaking out against the double standards women face

Instagrammers are killing this field of poppies

Thousands of people in the Gaza Strip are demonstrating Israel’s border today. These weekly March of Return protests have been going on for more than a year.

As the official responsible for the security of the 25,000 people living in Sderot, less than a mile off the fence with Gaza, rockets are virtually all Hajbi has thought about.

“At first, they’re thinking it’s just big fat guys pushing each other,” says Byamba Ulambayar.

Ukraine’s second presidential election since the 2014 revolution is an unlikely race - between the current president, Petro Poroshenko and a popular TV star, Volodymyr Zelensky.

Despite historic flooding losses, this Nebraska farmer is not about to give up

“We left charred bodies and destroyed homes behind.”

The privately funded-Mars mission is broke, but these aspiring Martians haven’t lost hope

Vice News Tonight attends a Tyler Show to examine the psychic industry which has grown by 52% since 2005, becoming a $2 billion business that employs 90,000 Americans.