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Viewers witness an awesome hunting frenzy of Caribbean black tip reef sharks in this segment.
JJ Da Boss proves his racing prowess with a thrilling performance in a Good Race.
Kamila Valieva fails to win a medal at the Winter Olympics after a troubled performance.
Kerry Katona discusses Caroline Flack's struggles and the impact of social media on mental health.
Hannah Kuchler presents key points from Mark Zuckerberg's testimony on data privacy issues.
Australian kids are generating tens of millions of dollars a year as influencers, raising concerns about consent and safety in the unregulated online world.
Kunkush, a cat left behind when his family fled Iraq for Europe, is found in Berlin, prompting an international search to reunite him with his anonymous owners.
Jack Teixeira, a member of the Massachusetts Air National Guard, leaks classified documents.
Tencent and Lego partner to create games and videos for Chinese children.
Life in Mariupol from 2004 is portrayed through vibrant community scenes and activities, highlighting the city's normalcy before the Russian invasion.
Elijah's transition at 24 and his experiences in Leicester highlight the challenges faced by trans individuals amid ongoing tensions with radical feminists.
Lisa runs out of all her heat sources just one day before the deadline on Wednesdays.
More than 150 million people were unable to access Xbox and PlayStation services on Christmas Day due to a cyber attack by Lizard Squad.
Joaquín Guzmán Loera, known as El Chapo, is examined alongside the influence of social media on drug trafficking and methamphetamine production in Mexico.
Roger Blitz and Seb Morton-Clark discuss preparations for the London 2012 Olympic Games.
Tim Cook leads influential CEOs on Twitter, engaging the World At Large with his tweets.
Lucy Letby faces investigation for suspicious infant deaths at Chester Hospital starting in January.
Watch 'Inside Assad's Syria' for a pro-Assad militia commander's perspective on Syria.
A lawyer claims a witness in the Madeleine McCann case swapped info for police favours.
Less than 25 years after its founding, invading troops nearly burned Washington, DC, to the ground, marking a turbulent chapter in its history.
Mobile devices transform business, with Facebook's super app and Domino's mobile orders rising.
An individual describes using stolen credit card information to make purchases, claiming to earn $1,000 in a single day through fraudulent transactions.
Last year, someone paid $200,000 for a LeBron James dunk NFT, sparking NFT market growth.
Mason Greenwood is suspended from Manchester United amid serious allegations of violence.
Tonga faces tsunami concerns after a volcanic eruption triggers alerts across the Pacific.
Big Man Tyrone discusses his role as president of the fictional nation of Kekistan.
Jim Morgan protests Congressman Paul Gosar after being blocked on social media for criticism.
In the UK, over one in five individuals aged 16-34 are using credit to purchase drip, with 30% missing payments on credit cards or buy now, pay later schemes.
A computer scientist confronts Facebook's smear tactics linked to George Soros and anti-Semitism.
Robbie Russell meets Mike, who currently has shareholders influencing his life decisions.
Jacob Sartorius connects with millions on social media, lip-syncing to Lana Del Rey and Kendrick Lamar.
Daisy Maskell investigates online cheating through TikTok users' experiences, highlighting social media's role in exposing infidelity and its impact on relationships.
Shuto, the first digital supermodel, rises to fame through Instagram and Balmain campaigns.
Meta shares plunge 20% as Facebook loses daily users for the first time in history.
Mexican politicians see mummified alien corpses claimed by journalist Jaime Maussan.
Sandra Ávila Beltran discusses her life in the Mexican drug world after her release from prison.
Since June 2019, Mexico has deported as many migrants as it did in the entire previous year, amid increasing pressure from the United States.
Mike scores a rare vintage tee in this episode of American Pickers on Wednesdays.
Expedition Unknown features Ocean Gate's Titan submersible and its Titanic exploration plans.
The US Coast Guard reports the Titan submersible imploded near the Titanic wreck with no survivors.
Mobile World Congress in Barcelona showcases innovative gadgets, including Samsung's foldable phones.
The series discusses masculinity in Britain, inviting viewer suggestions and reflecting on aging.
Dr. Tristan Guttridge and Andy Casagrande investigate Big Moe and Sunken, legendary hammerheads.
Russia bans Deutsche Welle, closing its Moscow bureau in retaliation for Germany's actions.
Dimitri Ivanov is sentenced to prison for spreading fake news about Russia's military.
Myanmar's military blocks Facebook just days after the coup against Aung San Suu Kyi.
Security forces in Myanmar fire on medical workers during protests in Mandalay amid ongoing violence.
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