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Court cases involving shaken baby syndrome, a con man targeting women, and a potential murder suspect highlight the complexities of legal liability and plea bargaining.
Christopher Scott fights for justice for the wrongfully convicted in America after his own ordeal.
Employees at Trump International Hotel Las Vegas seek fair pay amid wage disparities.
A teleprompter operator for Donald Trump has been suspended for allegedly using insider knowledge of presidential speeches to profit on prediction markets.
In October 2019, the murder-suicide of Christophe Keller and his wife Mélanie in Jura, Switzerland, raises critical questions about domestic violence and prevention.
Boeing 737 Max crashes in 2018 and 2019, which killed 346 people, are examined alongside the flawed MCAS software system that contributed to the disasters.
U.S. airstrikes in Somalia raise concerns over civilian casualties and military reports.
More than 120,000 confidential documents leaked to The Guardian reveal how Uber operated illegally in various cities worldwide.
Ukraine has become Europe's premier destination for illicit sex, with an estimated 20,000 full-time prostitutes and twice that number working part-time.
President Zelenskyy demands justice for Ukraine at the United Nations General Assembly.
Bucha's mass graves and evidence of torture prompt Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky to accuse Russia of genocide, leading to international calls for accountability.
Edwin Bohle's connections with Libyan operatives and the CIA's suspicions about his involvement in the Lockerbie bombing raise critical questions about his role.
Murky Waters details the Sewol ferry disaster and its impact on South Korea's society.
Big Wayne, under house arrest with an ankle bracelet, continues to sell items from his home, defying legal restrictions in his community.
Arsenal's match against FC Cologne leads to chaos as ticket touting risks fan safety.
Unemployed Americans smuggle drugs for the Sinaloa cartel during the pandemic.
A high-speed police chase in Los Angeles features an unexpected driver behind the wheel of a luxury sports car, raising questions about identity and motive.
Port Elizabeth's Central area faces significant challenges as residents confront rampant drug abuse and violence surrounding the notorious 'Drug Hotel'.
The Bosnian Federation's military, once equipped with only eight tanks, now has over 100 tanks due to U.S. rearming efforts after the war.
Mexico's Sinaloa state governor and nine officials face US drug trafficking charges for allegedly aiding the Sinaloa Cartel in fentanyl distribution.
El Salvador's gang violence forces deportees from the U.
The USA has 2.3 million Americans behind bars, including children, representing 20% of global prisoners.
Ramsey Denison investigates the Vegas shooting in Episode 8 of What Happened in Vegas.
Nicolas Maduro's capture by US forces in Caracas ignites a fierce defense of Venezuela's revolution, as supporters employ art, education, and militias to resist.
In Venezuela, Shane Smith and Alex Chitty reflect on their past reporting amid the country's political transition following Nicolás Maduro's capture.
Local businessmen in Rabaul have formed a group of reservists, armed with firearms, to combat the rising violence from rascal gangs.
Vigilante groups in South Africa form to combat rising crime and protect their communities.
Two men, cleared of wrongdoing, describe how their lives were shattered after being falsely accused by vigilantes of attempting to meet children.
South Africa averages 45 murders a day, more than four times the international average, prompting a booming private security industry.
A foreign logging company effectively acts as the local government in Papua New Guinea's Western Province, where police are often bribed to maintain order.
Haiti faces economic collapse and gang violence, with Gonaive becoming a no-go area for government forces.
Denise, a woman wanted for attempted murder, is apprehended quickly by bounty hunters while found in bed.
A team of bounty hunters collaborates with a bonding agency to track down a suspect wanted for cocaine dealing and possession.
Ukraine reports hundreds of schools damaged by Russian strikes, indicating possible war crimes.
Thousands of innocent people are murdered in Thailand's Silent Killings during the drug war.
Winnipeg has been labeled Canada's murder capital 16 times since 1981, with Aboriginal street gangs like the Manitoba Warriors contributing to the violence.
An Israeli state inquiry found that between 900 and over 2,000 Palestinians died during the 1982 massacres in Beirut's Sabra and Chatila camps.
Parts of Rasheem Carter's body were found in a field a month after he went missing in Taylorsville, prompting community demands for justice.
After a car crash in Chihuahua killed two American officials, reports suggest they were CIA agents operating without the Mexican government's knowledge.
The Crimes Investigation Unit targets illegal ivory sales in Queens, New York City.
Harper shares her story of being tracked by her abusive husband using hidden software.
This trailer features Charles Taylor's early leadership in Liberia after the 1993 civil war.
In the Blue Hill area of New Mexico, criminal cartels and transnational terrorists like MS-13 exploit immigration vulnerabilities, leading to human trafficking and violence.
Breonna Taylor's lawyer, Sam Aguiar, alleges that her death is linked to a redevelopment program by Louisville's mayor, Greg Fischer, involving targeted police actions.
Amin Agalarov, a Moscow-based real estate developer, claims to have built over 1 million square meters of property, attracting 100,000 visitors daily.
A man makes eye contact with bounty hunters in a backyard, but Fred quickly apprehends him before he can escape.
Many states require marijuana testing, but Washington labs face concerns over accuracy and oversight.
In Britain, a mother’s arrest raises questions about the appropriateness of police force, as detectives and social commentators examine the incident's implications.
