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Eighty expatriates were arrested in Bangkok for running an illegal stockbroking operation that targeted investors in Australia and New Zealand.
Big pharmaceutical companies exploit the poor by outsourcing clinical trials to developing countries.
Watch a special investigation on campaign finance and the Citizens United ruling in Montana.
Zohran Mamdani targets New York City's affordability crisis, alarming billionaires with his plans.
Over 600 pro-reform protesters were arrested in Egypt within two months, as bloggers mobilize against government oppression.
More than 90% of Muslims have fled the Central African Republic due to escalating violence and conflict over gold and diamond mines.
600 people have died in tribal battles in Papua New Guinea's Highlands, where illegal guns have replaced traditional weapons.
Viana Gomez faces wrongful accusations due to flawed photo identifications in Brazil.
A 25-foot fishing boat from the Bahamas is intercepted by U.S. Customs and Border Protection, revealing two undocumented migrants on board.
Political violence in Mexico claims 132 politicians' lives before Obrador's presidency.
Myanmar has long been a major source of the world's heroin, now also producing new drugs that reach as far as Australia through China.
On June 29, 1999, Eunice Baker is arrested for the murder of a three-year-old girl who died from heat exhaustion while under her care.
135 million children in India do not attend school, with many girls forced into child labor to support their families.
Over half a million people were affected by the civil war in Colombia, fueled by oil money and the battle to protect a multi-million dollar pipeline.
In Rio de Janeiro, a police raid targeting the Red Command on October 28, 2025, resulted in over 120 deaths and raised concerns about accountability and crime scene preservation.
Brazil's drug gangs battle for control as violence escalates in Rio de Janeiro's favelas.
In May 2004, drug lords in Rochinas face a bitter fight as President Lula sends in the army.
A 2019 investigation revealed multiple violations of Australia's human research regulations, yet no one was held accountable for the abuses.
Hunter Moore operated a website where users posted nude images of women without consent, often including personal details like addresses and social media profiles.
Budiman Sudjatmiko, a 27-year-old activist, is sentenced to 13 years in prison for opposing Indonesia's military-backed government.
A commercial building fire in downtown Los Angeles reveals unexpected causes linked to faulty electrical wiring and inadequate safety measures.
A police operation tracks a yacht used by a gang to smuggle firearms into Britain, while a prison phone call leads to the arrest of a bank cashier involved in theft.
Hundreds of thousands of Cambodians face eviction as government officials sell their land to developers without their consent.
Today in Massachusetts, Michelle Carter's trial begins over her role in a suicide case.
Greg Walters discusses Congress's move to hold Steve Bannon in criminal contempt.
Naples has a large Chinese community, the biggest in Italy, reflecting the city's historical openness to foreign cultures amid ongoing economic challenges.
Cardinal Becciu, a former ally of Pope Francis, faces trial for financial misconduct linked to a £129 million property deal in London.
Gang-related homicides in Compton are at a 10-year high, prompting an investigation into whether cannabis can help alleviate trauma from violence and police brutality.
Cape Town's crack crisis reveals drug dealing by youths in both poor and middle-class areas.
Child prostitution in South Africa escalates as children are recruited into the sex industry.
Filmmaker Ramsey Denison reveals a cover-up in the Vegas shooting investigation in Episode 9.
In 2001, over 20,000 cars vanished in Australia, with organized crime groups exporting stolen vehicles and parts to the Middle East.
1,300 people were murdered in Ecuador in the first 50 days of 2025, reflecting the country's escalating violence and the threat of becoming a narco-state.
Sue Black uses AI and unique hand patterns to catch child sex abusers through H-Unique.
Caterpillar bulldozers are used by the Israeli army to destroy Palestinian homes and orchards.
Benny reflects on his childhood as bounty hunters capture a defendant during a catwalk operation in a high-stakes pursuit.
A young woman in the UK faces a relentless campaign of psychological harassment from a former partner, prompting a two-year manhunt by law enforcement.
Detective Inspector Fielding investigates a £4 million jewelry heist in the UK, linked to a convicted murderer and a high-speed getaway.
CCTV footage from a petrol station plays a crucial role in convicting a gang of murderers who targeted vulnerable individuals in the community.
In the aftermath of the violent death of a high-profile celebrity, the documentary presents previously unseen footage that highlights the chaotic scene and media frenzy.
China's national security law in Hong Kong restricts press freedom and arrests journalists.
Boko Haram attacks Northern Nigeria and Chad, causing destruction and civilian casualties.
Eastern State Penitentiary attracts thousands of tourists each Halloween, transforming into a haunted house that raises concerns about prison tourism.
During a weekend in June 2021, thousands of attendees at a Kentucky music festival faced injuries ranging from a crushed finger to a literal impalement.
Joaquín "El Chapo" Guzmán was extradited to the U.S. to face a 17-count indictment for drug smuggling and leading the Sinaloa cartel.
The former first lady argues Charles Taylor isn't responsible for Sierra Leone's war crimes.
A retired FBI agent discusses the unpreparedness during the Charlottesville violence.
A mother provides crucial information about her son, prompting bounty hunters Fred and Mark to pursue him on foot in a dramatic chase.
