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A panel featuring Jane O’Brien, Jenny Waldman, Brigadier Carr-Smith, Dan Rooney from NARA, and Daniel Dayton discusses Peter Jackson's portrayal of World War I soldiers.
Among 360,000 vaccine study volunteers, only 40,000 are minorities, reflecting deep-seated medical mistrust in Black communities.
President Trump’s policies raise concerns about global stability and nuclear threats from Russia and North Korea.
Elijah Edwards plans to sue DeSantis over blocked African-American studies course in Florida.
Hassan Alcantar, a Syrian refugee, is stuck in Kuala Lumpur's airport transit zone for over a month.
Keisha Supernet uses ground penetrating radar to find unmarked graves of indigenous children.
Thousands greet the Queen's coffin along Windsor's long walk with music and applause.
In early June 1989, an Australian embassy cable detailed the brutal crackdown on student protests in Beijing, moving a prime minister to tears.
More than 60,000 people have died in the conflict between Sri Lanka's government and the Tamil Tigers, leaving millions homeless and a generation lost.
In Mali, ongoing conflict has endangered tourism and historic sites, prompting local animal hunters to protect ancient treasures from jihadi extremists.
Seven out of ten young men in East Timor are affiliated with gangs, contributing to a climate of violence and instability in the newly independent nation.
February 24, 2022, marks a significant turning point in European history with the start of Vladimir Putin's full-scale invasion of Ukraine.
Jewish immigration to the West Bank is highlighted through the experiences of new settlers, including a family from Southern France and the challenges they face in disputed territories.
A customs check in December 2016 led to the discovery of an ancient lamp and a subsequent investigation into a vast illegal antiques trade worth hundreds of millions.
The Houthi movement rules northern Yemen, invoking the Prophet Mohammed and attacking Israel.
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 from southern Africa.
Bulgaria's rich Roman heritage faces destruction from illegal treasure hunters in September 2009.
Mount Rushmore hosted Donald Trump's speech celebrating the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence, focusing on patriotism and economic policies.
Donald Trump complicates Biden's transition while issuing warnings to Iran and troop withdrawals.
Donald Trump proposes the construction of a monumental triumphal arch in Washington, D.C., to commemorate the 250th anniversary of U.S. independence.
The 1921 Tulsa race massacre highlights the violence against Black Americans in the U.S.
A new excavation campaign at Ani, a UNESCO World Heritage site, began in summer 2024, amid ongoing disputes over its historical significance.
Thirty-eight Stasi listening devices were hidden in one person's home, creating an oppressive atmosphere of surveillance in East Germany.
UFO sightings across the U.S. have surged, featuring real footage and a midair incident involving a packed plane at 35,000 feet.
Over 20,000 children have been abducted by the Lord's Resistance Army since the conflict began, many forced to commit violent acts.
Simon Ostrovsky reports from Donetsk as Ukraine elects Petro Poroshenko amid high stakes.
Ukrainian President Zelensky announced renewed evacuations in Kyiv as fears of Russian airstrikes grow, marking six months since the invasion began.
The Ukrainian Army takes control of Sloviansk after separatists abandon their stronghold, leaving behind barricades and a city in disarray.
Ukraine battles Russian troops near Kiev as the invasion intensifies and casualties rise.
President Vladimir Zelensky's New Year's message reveals unfulfilled hopes for Ukraine in 2023.
Chernobyl, encased in a concrete sarcophagus, faces renewed threats from Russian drone attacks amid the ongoing conflict in Ukraine.
Anastasia's father, a soldier captured during the Battle of Mariupol, was returned from Russia in 2025 after nearly four years, showing signs of torture.
Volunteers bolster Ukraine's military to defend against Russian forces along the eastern border.
Ukraine's two-pronged counter-offensive expels Russian troops in a swift military success.
Over 10,000 people have died in eastern Ukraine since fighting began in 2014, with many civilians affected by the ongoing violence.
Residents of Donetsk, Ukraine, face devastation amid ongoing conflict with pro-Russian separatists.
In March 2013, Seleka seizes Bangui, leading to violence and the rise of anti-balaka militias.
Never in history has there been ground combat at the altitude of 21,158 feet, a record set during the Siachen conflict between India and Pakistan.
As the United States celebrates its 250th anniversary, the program examines how American culture, from jazz to Hollywood, has shaped global influence through soft power.
The Bosnian Federation's military, once equipped with only eight tanks, now has over 100 tanks due to U.S. rearming efforts after the war.
Corporal Bonnie shares his traumatic experiences in Iraq, including losing friends like Craig.
Up to 80 million unexploded bomblets remain in Laos, posing a constant danger to farmers and communities nearly five decades after the Vietnam War.
US foreign policy under Presidents Donald Trump and Joe Biden highlights contrasting approaches, from Trump's "America First" to Biden's multilateralism with NATO and China.
George Floyd's death ignites a movement, revealing America's complex history with racial violence.
1 million Vietnamese died during the war, which continues to shape the country's politics and economy 25 years after the fall of Saigon.
Over 1000 people have been killed in Beni, Democratic Republic of Congo, from 2014 to 2017.
Thousands gathered to sign up for the army in Ivory Coast as the government faced escalating violence and a potential civil war in early 2003.
Volunteer fighters from Brazil and Serbia join the conflict in Ukraine, driven by complex motivations.
