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The Capitol protests leave Washington fortified, with national guard present and protesters still active.
Daria Dugina is killed in a Moscow car bombing, raising tensions between Russia and Ukraine.
Germany arrests 25 in the biggest anti-terrorism raid targeting the reisberger movement.
Nicholas Rossi, a fugitive who faked his own death, is investigated alongside his mystery wife, as detectives in Britain piece together the truth behind his deception.
On Sunday, 1 million people came to Hong Kong to protest against a controversial extradition law.
The arrest of a rapper in Spain sparks riots against the 2015 'gag law' limiting free speech.
Videos tagged with 'cartel TikTok' display trucks loaded with white powder and vehicles designed for drug smuggling, omitting the violence of cartel life.
An estimated 21 million people are currently enslaved worldwide, surpassing the number during the peak of the transatlantic slave trade.
Gang violence in Sweden leads to terror, with families mourning victims of shootings.
This week, the House voted for an independent commission to investigate the Capitol riot.
Russian forces withdraw from Bucha, revealing civilian killings labeled as genocide by Ukrainians.
Temi Mwale discusses misconceptions about gangs and youth violence in London.
Farmers in Spain guard their olive groves from organized gangs stealing valuable olives.
Israel's flotilla interception is labeled piracy amid calls for Palestinian liberation.
South Wales Police's facial recognition technology raises privacy concerns in Cardiff.
Charles Sobhraj, known as 'The Serpent,' seeks to share his story amidst investigations by Untold and Dispatches into his notorious crimes and their impact.
Wildlife officers at North Luangwa National Park combat armed ivory trade syndicates daily.
Trump and Duterte share a friendly meeting, highlighting their hardline policies and populist styles.
Six members of the MS-13 gang have been charged with the murders of two teenage girls, Kayla Cuevas and Nisa Mickens, in Brentwood, Long Island.
Victoria Cilliers survived an attempted murder by her husband, Emile Cilliers, who plotted to kill her during a skydive in Britain.
A woman escapes her abusive husband after discovering his journals, which detail his violent behavior and plans for future victims.
Judy expresses her struggle with depression, stating that she sometimes feels done and wants to stay in bed, but acknowledges the need for hope to survive.
A woman is arrested for child neglect after four boys die in a Sutton house fire.
Four days after hiring an undercover cop, Dede Moore led police to the burial site of Abraham Shakespeare, found nine feet below the surface.
A woman is killed and others injured in a Christmas Eve shooting at a pub in Wallasey Village.
Grace's daughter Ruth, just 10, is raped in their shack in Johannesburg's Deep Slot Township.
Missouri and Alabama pass restrictive abortion laws, raising concerns in Georgia and beyond.
The World Court rules against Israel but does not demand a ceasefire in Gaza.
In 1985, 3-year-old Chad McCrory lost his mother to murder and later saw his father convicted and sentenced to life in prison without evidence linking him to the crime.
Unemployed South Africans express anger towards foreigners, blaming them for job loss and crime.
Wagner confirms the deaths of Prigozhin and Dimitri after a plane crash in Ukraine.
Yusef Salaam shares his wrongful conviction story as part of the Central Park Five.
Hundreds of criminal proceedings against employees of Ukraine's domestic security agency and prosecutor's office led to the firing of Ivan Bakanov and Iryna Venediktova.
Russian missiles have struck two universities in Mykolaiv, injuring at least two people.
Ukrainian president Vladimir Zelenskyy rejects Russia's ultimatums and vows to fight back.
The government announces the arrest of a Zetas drug cartel chief during a news conference.
The Zodiac Killer's cryptic cypher is analyzed, highlighting ongoing debates about the killer's identity and public skepticism regarding the case's resolution.
Evan Williams interviews Alwaleed bin Talal about Saudi Arabia's ties to Islamic terrorism.
Joseph Kony discusses his fight for democracy in a rare 2006 interview from Africa.
A UK journalist interviews the Chandlers, over seven months after their Somalian pirate captivity.
David Grann highlights flaws in the Cameron Todd Willingham case and its implications.
Reggie Clemons discusses his wrongful conviction and the death penalty in America with Ed Pilkington.
Matti Geschonneck, an award-winning German film director, explores the chilling planning of the Holocaust in his acclaimed feature film about the Wannsee Conference.
Walter Henry discusses his FBI career and civil rights work in Mississippi since 2008.
Michael Morning interviews Guo Wengui, a billionaire in exile living above Central Park, New York.
Morgan Greenburger was charged with arson after starting a fire in his apartment, leading to a two-year stay at Rikers Island.
Charmian Biggs reflects on life with Great Train Robber Ronnie Biggs after his death at 84.
Gangster Number 1 reflects on a past filled with crime and contrasts it with Jesus' morality.
