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Families of 9/11 victims continue to seek answers and justice, grappling with their grief and advocating for a deeper investigation into the events of September 11, 2001.
Marita Lorenz, Fidel Castro's 19-year-old lover, was recruited by the CIA to assassinate him using poison pills in a high-stakes intelligence operation.
Two miles north of the Tacoma Narrows Bridge, divers search for a missing buddy after a 38-minute safety stop during their underwater exploration.
The CIA uses a fake movie in Operation Hollywood to rescue Americans from Tehran in 1979.
Spectacular vehicles, from the fastest ships and largest aircraft to advanced military jets and submarines, showcase groundbreaking engineering that transformed transport.
Benevolent societies formed by newly freed slaves in the South addressed hunger and illness, yet faced challenges in preserving their traditions over time.
Britain's new monarch, King Charles III, is portrayed through rarely seen footage and interviews, providing insight into his life and perspectives.
Rivalries between Rangers and Celtic, as well as Ajax and Feyenoord, highlight the intense passion and cultural significance of football in these regions.
Britain's airfields, particularly Biggin Hill, played a vital role in WWII, showcasing the Royal Air Force's secret weapons like the Spitfire and Hurricane!
In 1715, the naval battle near the Bay of Kiel between Denmark and Sweden leads to the sinking of the Swedish flagship Hedvig Sophia, prompting modern archaeologists to excavate its wreck.
Around 500 million viewers watched Princess Anne's wedding to Captain Mark Phillips on November 14, 1973, marking a significant moment for the royal family.
Belfast's hidden tunnel, connecting the courtroom to the cell, reveals the city's complex history and its role in shaping Northern Ireland's past.
Muslims from around the world gather in Mecca for the Hajj in 2002, aiming to restore the image of Islam in the aftermath of September 11th.
Joe Brown narrates the restoration of old circus wagons and highlights a traditional July 4th circus parade in Milwaukee, showcasing the work of the Circus World Museum.
In March 1971, the Pakistani Army launched a genocide against East Pakistan's civilians, resulting in 3 million deaths and U.S. support for the regime amid Cold War tensions.
Rescuers face life-threatening challenges in extreme environments, saving stranded climbers, sailors, and trapped individuals against overwhelming odds.
Apollo 8, a 363-foot tall rocket weighing just under 6.25 million pounds, was the first mission to orbit the Moon in December 1968.
Famous UFO sightings and abduction claims are examined to determine whether they are mere imagination or evidence of extraterrestrial life.
Andrés Iniesta's pivotal goal in the 2010 World Cup final secured Spain's first championship, highlighting a historic moment in soccer history.
In the vast landscapes of Montana, Tony Robinson and Phil Harding search for dinosaur fossils, exploring excavation sites and the science behind extinction.
The Smithsonian Institution in Washington, DC, houses artifacts ranging from the Zeros that bombed Pearl Harbor to a rocket designed for Mars exploration.
British and Australian troops prepare for and engage in combat during World War I, showcasing supply operations, artillery fire, and troop movements.
The Hindenburg airship's tragic demise marked the end of an era characterized by luxurious air travel and innovative engineering in aviation history.
Kaluli people honor their deceased through the Koluba ceremony, where fire dancers express grief and memory using elements from their lush jungle environment.
Princess Diana's first Royal Tour to Australia and New Zealand in 1983 marked a pivotal moment in her public life, revealing both her immense popularity and the strains in her marriage to Prince Charles.
King Edward III's reign is examined through his military successes, political reforms, and significant role in initiating the Hundred Years' War.
Inventions and scientific breakthroughs have propelled humanity into an unprecedented future, showcasing remarkable achievements across seven compelling episodes.
Nazi Germany's innovative inventors, including Viktor Schauberger and Felix Wankel, advanced groundbreaking technologies while contributing to the regime's war efforts.
U.S. troops of the 339th Infantry participated in the Allied intervention in Northern Russia from 1918 to 1919, engaging in various military and humanitarian activities.
A single shot from James Earl Ray's rifle ended Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s campaign for racial equality on April 4th, 1968, in Memphis, Tennessee.
The F-117 Nighthawk stealth bomber is examined alongside high-speed phenomena, including supersonic trains and extreme sports car collisions, highlighting engineering advancements.
In 1991, during the war in Croatia, a sister searches for her brother Ivan, a traffic policeman who went missing near Vukovar amidst escalating conflict.
Pan Am Flight 103 exploded over Lockerbie, Scotland, on December 21, 1988, killing 270 people and leaving a lasting impact on the local community.
More than 1,600 people have died in stadium disasters worldwide over the past century, prompting engineers to prioritize safety in new designs.
The coronation ceremony of English monarchs, a ritual steeped in history since 1066, reveals the profound sacrifices and burdens faced by those who ascend the throne.
In the haunted village of Pluckley, reality TV star Charlie Doherty joins Bex and Sean to investigate the paranormal activity at The Black Horse pub.
Princess Diana's tragic death in Paris in 1997 is recounted through the reflections of her close friend and confidant, revealing personal insights and emotional farewells.
The National Archives' annual virtual Genealogy Fair offers family history research tools on Federal records, attracting thousands of participants of all skill levels.
Approximately 260,000 lives were lost and 8 million people displaced during Colombia's five-decade civil war, which ended with a peace agreement in 2016.
In the 1980s, Uncle Jamms Army learned street promotions and helped bridge the gap between East and West Coast music, signing with Def Jam Records.
Astronauts have burned to death during tests, and others have perished upon launch, revealing the dangers of space exploration.
Four key figures-George Washington, Alexander Hamilton, John Jay, and James Madison-shaped the U.S. government between 1783 and 1789.
Advanced military technology is examined through the engineering and design of some of the most formidable weapons used in modern warfare.
Damian Kolodiy's film highlights the ongoing conflict in Eastern Ukraine, aiming to educate citizens about the truth behind the 2014 uprising amid Russian propaganda.
Tim Wallace-Murphy explores the historical significance and evolving interpretations of the Holy Grail, linking it to the Knights Templar and secret societies.
Brazil's Central Bank tunnel heist, the Antwerp Diamond Heist, Germany's hostage siege, and Argentina's "Heist of the Century" highlight audacious bank robberies and their investigations.
Catherine Middleton's ascent to Princess of Wales following Queen Elizabeth II's death highlights her challenges and dedication as she approaches the role of queen consort.
Thirty-five years after the Lockerbie bombing, families and friends of the victims recount their experiences from the deadliest terror attack in Britain.
