Heineken's ad got totally political, and it's surprisingly great.

There's some science to back up Heineken's ad campaign.

You won't find parties, loud music, or scantily-clothed women in Heineken's 2017 ad campaign.

Instead, the beer company went in a wonderfully different direction.

The company's #OpenYourWorld campaign is the exact opposite of what we've come to expect from decades of beer ads. The premise of the ad is simple: get two people who disagree with each other on a particular issue, place them in a room together, and let them talk it out over a beer.

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A man told women they shouldn't wear yoga pants. So they threw a yoga pants parade.

'While yoga pants seem to be a silly thing to fight for, they are representative of something much bigger — misogyny and the history of men policing women's bodies.'

Men of the world take note: This is what happens when you tell women they can't wear yoga pants.

That's right, it's a giant yoga pants party — and double yep, it's happening in front of your house.

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After the second debate, these 5 voters changed their minds. They told us why.

In the second presidential debate — held less than 48 hours after the release of a bombshell tape where Donald Trump describes sexually assaulting women as well as the release of a new cache of Clinton campaign emails by Wikileaks — the candidates outlined two very different visions of a future America.

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Trump defended his taped remarks from 2005 as "locker room talk," while calling on Muslim Americans to report suspected terrorists in their communities and vowing to appoint a special prosecutor to investigate Clinton's handling of her state department email and throw her in jail. Clinton promised to expand Obamacare to make health care more widely accessible and affordable and establish a no-fly zone in Syria, while deflecting questions about taking different positions in public and private by citing Abraham Lincoln.  

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