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The Khmer Rouge Po Chrey massacre, where an estimated 3,000 people were killed, is examined by journalist Thet Sambath, revealing a higher death toll and its lasting impact on Cambodia.
Survivors and activists commemorate the Tulsa race massacre's 100th anniversary with music and reflection.
The Bonneville Power Administration faces rising attacks threatening power supply in Oregon and Washington.
Oliver Cromwell bans Christmas in 1643, leading to riots and lasting impacts on celebrations.
Hiroshima and Nagasaki's atomic bombings are examined alongside the U.S.'s sanitized historical narratives and Germany's delayed acknowledgment of its wartime actions.
Spanish prosecutors are investigating nearly 900 cases of babies stolen from mothers and sold for adoption, a practice rooted in Franco's dictatorship.
Seven children were killed in a missile strike, which Julian Assange cites as evidence of war crimes in the material released by WikiLeaks.
Taiwan's defense budget reached a record high in 2024 as tensions with China escalate over the island's push for independence.
Efrain Rios Montt's regime in Guatemala, marked by severe human rights violations, faces scrutiny as victims and advocates seek accountability for his actions.
A record bag sold for €54,000 at an auction, raising questions about Hermès' ability to maintain its family-run legacy amid competition from LVMH.
Eighty out of a hundred measures in the Senate faced filibusters, reflecting the deep partisan divide in American politics.
30,000 Gibraltarians protested against potential British negotiations to return their territory to Spain, expressing deep anger over perceived betrayal.
Martin Adler investigates Baghdad's notorious Wolf Brigade and their controversial actions.
World leaders and US politicians gathered at Washington National Cathedral to pay tribute to the legacy of influential South Carolina Senator Lindsey Graham.
Scores of bodies, including those of Shi’ite individuals, were discovered in the Tigris River in April 2005, revealing the extent of sectarian violence in Iraq.
Labour Party leader Keir Starmer faces criticism for potentially leading the UK into an austerity budget amid calls for increased investment in infrastructure.
Residents of Donbas commemorate Liberation days while facing ongoing humanitarian challenges.
Egyptian journalist Mohamed Aboelgheit spent a year tracing the origins of weapons that have fallen into the hands of various Yemeni groups.
Yemen faces a severe humanitarian crisis worsened by the coronavirus pandemic.
One and a half years into the war, Ukrainian officials display Russian war trophies in Kyiv during the national holiday celebration.
New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani delivers a speech from George Washington's desk at City Hall to commemorate the US's 250th anniversary.
In the mountains of Tibetan-China, Mirka Duijn explores the historical and mythical aspects of Shangri-La, as linked to James Hilton's 1933 novel 'Lost Horizon.
The series reveals how the rich and powerful shaped history through their wealth and influence.
The West Baray in Angkor holds over 12 billion gallons and irrigates surrounding fields.
Could this be the key to understanding the secrets of the pyramids from Ancient Aliens?
A squirrel starting at the Atlantic coast could travel to the Mississippi without touching the ground due to the vast forests that once covered the land.
Michael L. Knight, Web Branch Chief at the National Archives, presents an overview of features on the 1950 Census website, including search and transcription tools.
The eruption of Mount Vesuvius in 79 AD led to the destruction of Pompeii and Herculaneum, preserving the cities and their inhabitants in volcanic ash.
Historians investigate the true location of the Salem witch executions, challenging the belief that they occurred at Gallows Hill and suggesting Proctor's Ledge instead.
Cleopatra struggles in 44 BC as Julius Caesar's death ignites rival Roman factions in Egypt.
Pripyat, Ukraine, once home to 50,000 residents, remains a stark reminder of the Chernobyl disaster, showcasing ongoing cleanup efforts and its long-term implications.
The video highlights five women who made significant historical contributions.
On September 11, 2001, over 2,000 emergency workers responded to the attacks in New York City, with more than 400 losing their lives in the effort.
A 17th century cannon capable of firing a nine-pound shot devastates a ship's hull in this series.
In the 1980s, a New York City garbage barge sparked a national conversation about waste management, leading to Americans recycling approximately 68 million tons of trash today.
The evolution of the internet is marked by significant milestones, including the launch of the first website in 1991 and the rise of viral memes in the 2000s.
The artificial heart, which gained media attention in the 1980s, continues to influence medical science and provoke ethical discussions today.
Shaun Greenhalgh claims Nefertiti's bust is a fake due to selective damage and missing features.
Cerro Gordo, a historic ghost town in California, serves as the backdrop for a team investigating paranormal activity during a dusk-to-dawn lockdown.
Dogs with a sense of smell 100,000 times more sensitive help the U.S. military find IEDs.
A 60-foot vertical ladder leads to the top of Willington Power Station, where workers once navigated dangerous heights to conduct radiography.
Six miles from the village of the Ovitz family, a local priest's son recalls the arrival of the Nazis and the fear that gripped the community.
Adam Plummer wrote in his diary about walking 16 miles every weekend to see his wife, Emily, who lived on a separate plantation during their enslavement.
A highly intelligent man gained hubris and never learned from his mistakes in history.
The Kashmir conflict, rooted in the 1947 partition of India, involves territorial disputes between India and Pakistan over the region of Jammu and Kashmir.
NASA presents a vivid look at the Milky Way's future and galaxy collisions for the James Webb Telescope.
The video highlights the wind tunnels that made British aviation history over 40 years.
Archaeological excavations in Galilee have revealed a lost city from the time of Jesus, shedding light on early Christian communities and their daily lives.
