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Al-Shabab controls nearly a quarter of Somalia, complicating counter-terrorism efforts as U.S. support diminishes following troop withdrawal in January 2021.
Ken Sooni reveals his life as an art forger of James E. Buttersworth's works.
At least six soldiers died during Operation Gideon, a failed coup attempt to overthrow Venezuela's government in May 2020.
More than 50,000 children in Uganda live in institutional care, despite 80% having at least one living parent, as unlicensed orphanages thrive without oversight.
A deleted note on a suspect's phone states, "I've killed my kids..."
Reporter James Edwards investigates the DOJ's probe into 150 unsolved civil rights era killings.
Two bodies were found in 1964, but the investigation into the murders of civil rights workers overlooked the case of Henry Hezekiah D.
Ten sets of human remains were found in a burial ground near Gilgo Beach, leading police to suspect at least two serial killers are involved.
Hundreds of members of Iran's Revolutionary Guard have defected, citing a betrayal by the government and growing discontent within their ranks.
Last year, Iranian authorities confiscated 220 tons of opium and heroin, a fraction of the 2,200 tons produced annually in Afghanistan.
A 12-year-old girl is considered "fresh" and commands a high price in a secret network of child prostitution in Baghdad.
A man is accused of gambling in the parking lot of American Jewelry and Loan, raising concerns about scams and customer safety.
Ethiopia's Tigray conflict escalates as Abiy Ahmed's peace promises falter amid military actions.
More than 60,000 firearms were surrendered in New Zealand following the government's ban on military-style weapons after the Christchurch mosque shootings.
Japan's Sumo Scandal reveals corruption and match-fixing amidst allegations in the sport.
New Zealand special forces raided Kim Dotcom's mansion in January 2012, arresting him amid accusations of large-scale movie piracy.
US and Thai troops tackle the drug crisis in Myanmar's Golden Triangle region.
Scotland has the highest cocaine consumption and drug death rate in Europe, alarming authorities.
Of the 30 cases brought before the International Criminal Court, all have involved African nationals, raising questions about potential bias.
George Farland, a death row inmate in the United States, highlights the systemic bias in capital punishment against impoverished individuals and inadequate legal representation.
Late-night chaos in Brighton sees a gang of smash-and-grab raiders pursued by police helicopters and traffic officers amid rising road rage incidents.
A Tesco value beef burger contained as much as 29% horse meat, sparking the biggest food fraud scandal of the century in 2013.
The Israeli military regains control near Gaza after Hamas's attack on Saturday.
The US supports Israel despite proposed sanctions on settlers attacking Palestinians.
Roughly 30% of living donor transplants in the United States come from unrelated donors, revealing a complex network of organ trafficking.
In 2008, Israel experiences a rise in neo-Nazi groups, including Patrol 36, formed by Jewish immigrants from the former Soviet Union, challenging societal norms.
Celebrity cyclist Danilo Di Luca goes undercover in Italy to expose the mafia's role in drug trafficking and organized crime, revealing its societal impact.
As many as 70,000 women are estimated to be on the streets of Italy, many trafficked from Eastern Europe and forced into prostitution.
James Sawicki discusses sports betting laws and New Jersey's legalization efforts in his last column.
Justice Clarence Thomas received a $19,000 Bible and a $15,000 bust of Abraham Lincoln from billionaire Harlan Crow, raising questions about his financial disclosures.
The Yakuza profits from child pornography and influences Japan's bizarre body modification trends.
9.7 million US dollars in cash and diamonds were stolen in a heist at Johannesburg International Airport, raising serious security concerns ahead of the 2010 World Cup.
30 billion Rand is the estimated value of Johannesburg's inner city infrastructure, which faces significant challenges from crime and neglect.
Jesus Aguilar covers crime in Tijuana, facing dangers from cartels and violence.
Journeyman.tv best of 2007 discusses Kurdistan's potential independence and related issues.
The City of Lost Girls reveals the violence against women in Ciudad Juarez, including Lilia Alejandra Garcia.
In July 2007, five former Khmer Rouge leaders face trial, including Khieu Samphan and Pol Pot's men.
On October 16, 2017, a bomb exploded under the driver's seat of Daphne Caruana Galizia's car, killing the investigative journalist shortly after she left her home.
In July 1998, Cambodia grapples with army corruption and vigilante violence in Phnom Penh.
Kansas City has recorded 111 homicides this year, a rise of 40 from the same time last year, as the community confronts issues of police violence and accountability.
Sattar Edhi collects the dead in chaotic Karachi, often called the Mother Theresa of Pakistan.
Vladimir Putin watches Kazakhstan's protests as over 150 are killed in a violent crackdown.
Aleppo is under constant bombardment and faces threats from the Islamic State and internal gangs.
Kenya faces a gambling crisis as children become addicted to illegal machines in markets.
Police in Kenya kill over 10 people enforcing coronavirus rules, raising serious concerns.
In Kenya, families of femicide victims, including the case of 10-year-old Mary Wambui, confront a justice system that often fails to protect women from gender-based violence.
Kenya's Yala River reveals 26 bodies linked to police abductions and torture.
Kevin Lane protests his innocence after 15 years in prison for a brutal murder.
