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Police chiefs have tended to dismiss the political activities of their officers as their First Amendment right to express themselves.

For decades, the Soviet regime suppressed public discussion of the bloody Novocherkassk protests, which are now dramatized in Russia's Oscars entry.

The Hungarian artist, undercover as an oligarch, infiltrated Manhattan's ultra-luxury high-rises with her fake husband, Zoltan, for a book of intentionally unartful photos.