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Jack weighs $130,000 in gold, but viewers suspect he pocketed more than he should have.
Ade faces eight years in prison due to messages in a Telegram group chat about a revenge attack.
On July 5, 2016, James Comey held a press conference to announce that no charges would be brought against Hillary Clinton in the email investigation.
379 passengers and crew members evacuated safely from a Japan Airlines flight after it collided with a Coast Guard aircraft at Tokyo's Haneda airport.
So Rika Matsumoto faces her father's impending execution as Shoko Asahara awaits the death penalty.
Javier Bardem advocates for Palestine, urging viewers to subscribe and connect on social media.
Jeff Lutz competes against Bobby Ducote in a high-stakes race for a top three position on America's List, showcasing the intense rivalry of street racing.
Jeffrey Epstein's suicide raises questions about monitoring at the Metropolitan Correctional Center.
Jeremy Bamber insists he did not murder his family in a horrific Essex farmhouse crime.
The assassination of President John F. Kennedy is examined through first-hand accounts, expert analysis, and newly-released government documents questioning Lee Harvey Oswald's guilt.
Johnny Depp testifies at the High Court, denying Amber Heard's abuse allegations.
Josette, serving a life sentence at Iowa’s Correctional Institute for Women, shares her experiences alongside fellow inmates in Stacey Dooley's exploration of life behind bars.
The Indian captain avoids questions on corruption allegations and praises Jetta's contributions.
A journalist is removed from a briefing for questioning Israel, sparking outrage over free speech.
Two journalists, Alison Parker and Adam Ward, were shot dead during a live broadcast in Virginia, raising concerns about gun violence and mental health evaluations in the U.S.
Julian Assange condemns Bradley Manning's conviction at Fort Meade for leaking documents.
Julian Assange hints at leaving the Ecuadorian Embassy in London amid health concerns.
A 5,000-strong march led by Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. takes place at Medgar Evers' memorial service in Jackson, Mississippi, following his murder in 1963.
A separatist group threatens even harsher attacks after a deadly bombing in Karachi.
Kate and Gerry McCann discuss their search for missing daughter Madeleine with Dermot Murnaghan.
A body is found in the search for missing Katie Kenyon from Padiham, Burnley.
Nigeria's president just appointed a dead man, while Maduro survives a coup attempt in Venezuela.
Kenya's President Uhuru Kenyatta faces rigging allegations after provisional election results.
Courtney Weaver discusses Michael Cohen's testimony and its impact on Donald Trump's legal issues.
The Robert Muller report reveals Trump's fears and attempts to obstruct the investigation into Russian meddling.
Khadija's rape case ignites a campaign against sexual violence in Morocco.
In June 1995, the Khmer Rouge weakens in Cambodia as defections increase among its leaders.
Ten children are killed by gunfire in America on November 23, 2013, including Jaden Dixon.
This episode details the 2018 murder of Sam Mechelewski by his jealous friends over cannabis sales.
Kim Jong-un confirms his uncle Jang was shot, not fed to dogs, amid execution rumors.
Preity Zinta, owner of King's XI Punjab, critiques the widespread corruption in India, asserting that scams permeate everyday life and legal systems.
A knife attack in Nice's Notre Dame basilica leaves three dead and raises national terror alert.
Faron Alex Paul offers vouchers for knives to reduce street crime and promote safety.
Kris Kobach charges 20-year-old Bailey McCaughey for accidentally voting twice in Kansas.
Krishnan Guru-Murthy and other notable figures share their insights on the concept of defiance, exploring its significance in the face of adversity.
Explosions in occupied Crimea raise questions about responsibility and security.
Inmates run their own society inside one of Venezuela's most dangerous prisons amid corruption.
Labour reports Boris Johnson to Parliament over loan guarantee allegations involving Richard Sharp.
A 17-year-old shares his dangerous prison experience on the Discovery Channel.
Mickey Tessneer drives an 85 C10 with an LT4 engine, having logged 3,000 miles in the last two months, as he races against Dominator.
Mary Conyer was sentenced to 12 years for an acid attack that left Naomi with severe burns on her face and chest, causing her constant pain.
A 19-year-old Dalit woman dies after being gang raped near Delhi, sparking nationwide protests and demands for justice from her father and rights groups.
A growing anti-government movement in Australia challenges courts and officials with pseudolaw claims.
Virginia Giuffre files a lawsuit against Prince Andrew over sex abuse allegations.
The lawyer for Epstein's victims highlights Ghislaine Maxwell's crucial role in the abuse.
Harry Dunne dies in a crash involving an American driver in Northamptonshire in August.
A former State Department employee resigned after six months of witnessing the U.S. government's unconditional support for Israel amid the Gaza conflict.
In Woolwich, two attackers brutally kill soldier Lee Rigby with a car and weapons, prompting a counter-terrorism investigation by London's police.
