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Sherman's military campaign through Georgia in 1864 involved roughly 110,000 Union troops facing 70,000 Confederate soldiers over 37 weeks.
South Georgia hosts hundreds of thousands of penguins and seals in the Antarctic Ocean.
A team sails over 3,000 miles through the Drake Passage and sub-Antarctic islands, retracing Ernest Shackleton's historic expedition route.
1 in 50 African American families are millionaires, contributing to the rise of a new black elite in the United States.
In November 2015, Anthony Bourdain faced challenges reaching Georgia due to severe weather that grounded his flight from Istanbul.
Three members of the band Luxury transition into Eastern Orthodox priests after a life-altering touring accident impacts their music careers.
Forty percent of a crayfish's brain is devoted to the sense of smell, aiding its survival in the complex ecosystems of the Okefenokee National Wildlife Refuge.
A 2,500-year-old village emerges from the mud in Dumfries and Galloway, revealing preserved wood and artifacts from Britain's Iron Age.
In November 1974, Sarah Mitchell escaped an attempted abduction by Paul John Knowles, who later became a suspect in multiple murders across the country.
In Georgia, a farmer discusses agricultural life, while Charleston artist J. Chris Wilson shares cultural insights, culminating in a sailing adventure along the Outer Banks.
15,000 Christmas trees are cut down each year in Denmark, with many sourced from Georgia and other regions.
This episode of Deadly Women features Stephanie Lazarus, Georgia Tann, and Ann Miller's deadly actions.
Following Donald Trump's 2020 election defeat, efforts to overturn the results culminated in the storming of Capitol Hill by his supporters on January 6, 2021.
On January 25, thousands gathered in Cairo, initially believing the protest would be just another demonstration, but it quickly escalated into a significant uprising.
On the Sea Islands of South Carolina and Georgia, the Gullah Geechee community, led by Queen Wet, faces cultural erosion due to land development pressures.
Georgians receive $3 a month in pension payments, while the country struggles with crippling debt despite significant foreign aid and loans.
Georgia faces a heated debate over the legacy of Soviet dictator Joseph Stalin.
28 years have passed since Georgia last voted for a Democratic presidential candidate, as younger voters of color seek to reshape the state's political future.
Farmers face labor shortages as H-2A visa workers, including Dalbert, are delayed amid COVID-19.
Drew Findling has represented at least 11 high-profile clients, including Donald Trump, in a significant criminal case regarding the 2020 election in Georgia.
David Garcia could be Arizona's first Latino governor as Andrew Gilliam wins in Tallahassee.
One in two gay black men in America will contract HIV, a statistic that reflects the ongoing crisis in cities like Atlanta, Georgia.
The Russo-Georgian war in August 2008 lasted five days, claiming 850 lives and displacing many thousands, shaping Georgia's national identity today.
Georgia debates what to do about Stalin as his birth anniversary approaches.
John Oof raises over $8 million from liberal supporters, challenging the Republican stronghold in Georgia's sixth congressional district.
Amiran Jairanashvili crosses into Russian territory while herding cows in South Ossetia.
Congressman Jody Heist, a proponent of election integrity, seeks to challenge Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger amid ongoing disputes over the 2020 election results.
In 18 states, 21 candidates who question the legitimacy of the 2020 election results are running for secretary of state in the upcoming November elections.
Young Russian activists in Georgia inform citizens about the Ukraine conflict amid Putin's regime.
Stacey Abrams aims to become the first black woman governor in the United States during Georgia's closely watched 2018 gubernatorial race against Bryan Kemp.
White evangelical voters account for 26 percent of the electorate, a key demographic targeted by the Faith and Freedom Coalition in the 2018 midterms.
In 2022, Giorgia Meloni's Brothers of Italy became the largest party in parliament, marking a shift in far-right politics in Europe.
Owens made good on his promise to overturn a federal program that led to the deportation of more than 600 people since 2014.
Over a thousand former prosecutors signed a letter stating that Donald Trump's actions would have led to charges for anyone else.
Working every weekend for a year could yield over $65,000 in gold for miners in the Dahlonega Gold Belt of Georgia.
General Pulaski leads a bold offensive against British forces in Charleston, South Carolina, in 1779.
Georgia O'Keeffe first visited New Mexico in 1917 and returned almost every year for two decades, eventually settling in Ghost Ranch in 1949.
Dawn Hallett and her husband Mike from Nova Scotia navigate infertility and international surrogacy in their quest to become parents through advanced reproductive technologies.
In Georgian Britain, trivial offenses could lead to the death penalty, highlighting the severe injustices of the 18th-century legal system as examined by Kathy Burke.
Alexander McCall Smith tours Scotland Street, home to his 44 Scotland Street novels.
Kalpana Sahni from The Hindu profiles Georgia's rich history and the resilient spirit of Tbilisi, its capital, which has been destroyed and rebuilt many times.
At Cinema Vehicles in California, teams meticulously craft iconic movie cars for major productions like The Avengers and Spider-Man, showcasing expert craftsmanship.
A 22-stone man known as Mad Jack Fuller left a lasting legacy in the village of Breitling, East Sussex, during Georgian England.
Six species of sharks swim in the Ocean Voyager exhibit at the Georgia Aquarium, where Luke Tipple surprises his daughter Aria with a dive experience.
Lake Lanier in Georgia has been the site of numerous mysterious disappearances, as explored through expert insights and personal accounts in this episode of 'Uncanny Curses.
One artist states he will never paint anyone other than Black people, arguing that the image of whiteness has been well represented throughout history.
Up to 100,000 Russian deserters have sought refuge in Georgia since Putin's partial mobilization order in September 2022.
22 million snowdrop bulbs leave a warehouse in Georgia each year, destined for customers in Europe, providing vital income for local families.
