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HSI San Diego tracks a drug smuggler during a cocaine transfer, while CBP at JFK uncovers gold coins and ancient artifacts in mail parcels.
Paul Moreira reveals how the Iraq War Led to More Extremism in the World through personal stories.
HMS Northumberland, a 180-foot Royal Navy frigate, faces unprecedented pressure from Russian military activity during a four-month deployment.
A man plunges to his death from the 13th floor of the Statler Hotel in Manhattan in 1953, raising questions about the CIA's secret operations during the Cold War.
India is home to almost 1.4 billion people, grappling with rising nationalism and violence against non-Hindus 75 years after gaining independence.
A team in Malartic, Quebec, relocates over 170 homes to access an estimated $7 billion worth of gold buried beneath the town.
London's 7/7 attacks in 2005 are examined through actual footage and interviews with failed suicide bombers and their families, highlighting the complexities of radicalization.
HMS Northumberland, a 180-foot Royal Navy frigate, faces unprecedented pressure from Russian military activity during its four-month deployment.
In London, the 2001 discovery of a mutilated body of a 5-year-old African child led Scotland Yard to investigate a ritual murder linked to occult practices known as "muti."
Lord Bath hands control of the £190 million Longleat estate to his son Ceawlin, leading to tensions and a rift between them.
The Humboldt Forum, built at a cost of 680 million euros, is a reconstruction of Berlin's former Royal Palace, sparking intense debate over its cultural implications.
Approximately a quarter of the Members of the European Parliament are now affiliated with extreme right parties, reflecting a significant political shift across Europe.
Mozambique faces new threats from jihadist groups after a violent civil war and independence from Portugal.
Detectives discuss the Columbine Murders, Zug Massacre, and Norway attacks in detail.
Germany has over 300 official memorial sites and museums dedicated to the Holocaust, reflecting the nation's commitment to remembering its past.
U.S. President Joe Biden's surprise visit to Kiev, Ukraine, highlights ongoing military support amid escalating tensions with Russia as the one-year invasion anniversary approaches.
Laura Thomas, a former CIA officer, coordinated a volunteer rescue mission behind enemy lines during the 2021 U.S. withdrawal from Afghanistan.
The Ministry of the Interior and Justice investigates war crimes in Ukraine after Russia's invasion.
U.S. airline pilots report near mid-air collisions with unidentified flying objects, highlighting ongoing concerns about UAP encounters in commercial aviation.
In a discussion hosted by Imran Garda, experts Edwin Barnhart, Sarah Parcak, Flint Dibble, and Eduardo Goes Neves examine the accuracy of human history and the existence of lost civilizations.
Seven entertainers, including James Baldwin and Marlon Brando, gathered in Washington on August 28, 1963, to discuss the Civil Rights March for jobs and freedom.
Senator Mike Lee highlights the erosion of six essential provisions of the U.S. Constitution and their impact on contemporary legal and political issues.
Since the annexation of Hawaii in 1893, wealthy Americans have acquired vast lands, leading to a growing anti-American sentiment among the native Polynesian population.
In Kurdish territory within Turkey, guerrilla fighters of the PKK navigate life in camps while engaging in a decades-long conflict against the Turkish state.
In 2013, rebels seized power in the Central African Republic, leading to chaos marked by the fall of President Djotodia and the rise of rival militias.
Syria faces a historic upheaval following the overthrow of President Bashar Al-Assad by Hayat Tahrir al-Sham insurgents, as citizens grapple with uncertainty and potential new leadership.
France's secret use of chemical weapons during the Algerian War, including the 1959 Ghar Ben Shatouh attack, violated the 1925 Geneva Protocol and remains largely undocumented.
Somalia's ongoing conflict is fueled by warlords, mercenaries, and Al Shabab, resulting in widespread displacement and the highest child mortality rate globally.
Michael Jackson's 2005 trial is examined through exclusive footage and audio, revealing evidence from the police raid on Neverland Ranch following his controversial admission on television.
In November 2019, thieves executed the largest art heist in Germany's history at Dresden's Green Vault, stealing priceless artifacts worth millions.
A Cambodian temple statue looted during the civil war resurfaces in Sotheby’s auction catalogue, prompting legal scrutiny over art trafficking and ethics.
The President is sworn into office as the White House transitions to a new administration.
Bank closures in a small town highlight social inequality affecting African-American residents.
Salman Rushdie discusses his recovery and new book after the August attack during a Penn event.
In the Gaza Strip, the impact of the 2014 conflict is illustrated through the experiences of civilians and the use of illegal white phosphorus by Israeli forces.
UFO sightings featuring unexplained lights and eyewitness accounts are analyzed for credibility in a series that evaluates evidence and debunks hoaxes.
A 4,309-foot tunnel, the longest ever found, connects drug traffickers between Mexico and the United States.
On August 21, 1968, Soviet and Warsaw Pact forces crossed into Czechoslovakia without the knowledge of the country's leaders, marking the start of the invasion.
In 2008, the House of Shah is ousted from power in Nepal, leading to a violent transition from monarchy to republic.
4,000 kilos of cocaine are smuggled from Colombia to Canada in what is described as the largest drug bust in Canadian history.
Russia's military actions in Georgia, Chechnya, and Ukraine reflect Vladimir Putin's ambition to restore imperial power following the Soviet Union's dissolution in 1991.
Between 1904 and 1908, German soldiers systematically killed over 80,000 Herero and Nama people, marking the first genocide of the 20th century.
On the 50th anniversary of the Kent State massacre, Laurel Krause reflects on the state violence that killed her sister and three other students during a protest.
Radiation effects from the Fukushima nuclear disaster are examined alongside traditional religious practices in Togo, the Danakil Desert in Ethiopia, and a gun-centric city in Georgia.
Eight hostages were rescued from Taliban captivity with the help of a double agent operating within the regime's ranks.
Luis Elizondo analyzes a series of UFO videos recorded in 2019, highlighting the surge in sightings and the ongoing investigation into unidentified aerial phenomena.
CIA Officer Patrick Weninger faces immense challenges in safeguarding a mole within al-Qaida during a critical period of Middle Eastern conflict.
Putin's Hidden War shows the brutal impact of Russia's actions in Chechnya on civilians and soldiers.
