As the 2020 election season kicks into high gear in the United States, people will visit YouTube to learn about the candidates and watch the election season unfold. Over the last few years, we’ve increased our efforts to make YouTube a more reliable source for news and information, as well as an open platform for healthy political discourse. Here is an overview of how this work helps us to better ...
![Apprentice chemical weapons inspectors of the United Nations and extras take part in an exercise during the education of OPCW inspectors at the German armed forces. [Getty Images]](/sites/default/files/styles/d08_traditional/public/im/iran/184768919.jpg?itok=VQRtw-YV "Apprentice chemical weapons inspectors of the United Nations and extras take part in an exercise during the education of OPCW inspectors at the German armed forces. [Getty Images]")
![Image from the "Satwa Combat School" where students learn about proper methods to throw a shoe. [youtube]](/sites/default/files/styles/d08_traditional/public/im/uae/shoethrowUAE.JPG?itok=9X_FD31K "Image from the \"Satwa Combat School\" where students learn about proper methods to throw a shoe. [youtube]")
![The U.S. National Security Agency wanted to discredit Islamist radicals by spying on their online pornography habits. NSA’s surveillance included six Islamists. [Shutterstock]](/sites/default/files/styles/d08_traditional/public/im/Syria2/shutterstock_140412961.jpg?itok=XioDoY4E "The U.S. National Security Agency wanted to discredit Islamist radicals by spying on their online pornography habits. NSA’s surveillance included six Islamists. [Shutterstock]")
