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Slammow battles Terrortops in a thrilling match, sparking fan discussions about the main roster.
Real human remains from Africa and Asia are legally traded in Europe and the United States.
Sky News reports on mass slaughter evidence in Hammam al Alil near Mosul, Iraq.
Hundreds of migrants stranded at the Poland-Belarus border face freezing temperatures as tensions escalate between the EU and Belarus over the crisis.
The crew finished a challenging season after a hurricane caused significant damage, and one member celebrated his marriage during this unforgettable year.
Donald Trump is impeached twice, with 10 Republicans voting against him in the House.
New Episodes Tuesdays at 9/8c on History feature discoveries from The Curse of Oak Island.
New Episodes Tuesdays reveal an important 1700s tool unearthed on Oak Island.
A family has spent over 80 years fighting the US government for a $28-billion treasure believed to be hidden on a military base in New Mexico.
India and China face escalating tensions over shots fired near this blue lake in the Himalayas.
India objects to China's new map claiming Aksai Chin and Arunachal Pradesh as territory.
India's Chandrayaan-3 Rover captures the first pictures from the Moon's South Pole.
India revokes Kashmir's special status, escalating tensions and lockdown measures in the region.
India and Pakistan agree to ceasefire along the Line of Control in Jammu in February 2021.
India's elections feature over 814 million eligible voters and a likely BJP majority.
Relatives of General Dyer meet descendants of victims of the 1919 Indian Massacre.
Indonesian search teams recover wreckage from a Boeing 737 that crashed into the Java Sea.
Poverty in South Africa is a serious matter, affecting women and people of color like Princess.
Watch full episodes of The Proof Is Out There, returning Friday with startling footage analysis.
Tony Harris investigates UFOs caught on infrared cameras in Long Island on Fridays.
Daryll Illume highlights the Deoband madrasa's history and its impact on Islamic education.
Jared Yoon shares his experiences as a US soldier in Iraq, detailing his decision to enlist and the day he was shot during combat.
David Smith reflects on the US presence in Iraq and the deaths of his men in this exclusive film.
On the night of the Brexit vote, a buoyant atmosphere masked the uncertainty that would follow, as Britain's role in the European Union changed forever.
Eerie footage shows inside Fukushima's melted reactor, filmed by a robot in a dangerous environment.
North Korea's Kim Jong-un escalates nuclear tests amid global concern on a significant holiday.
On November 22, 1963, John F. Kennedy was assassinated in Dallas, Texas, an event that remains one of the most investigated in American history.
The British Museum showcases West African art from the Kingdom of Ife, including the king's stool.
Brothers At Arms reveals the deadly conflict between Ethiopia and Eritrea during the Kosovo war.
Dinosaur Kingdom features a pterodactyl eating the Gettysburg Address in a Confederate-themed park.
New Season Fri., Aug. 15 at 9/8c on HISTORY reveals time travel's intriguing implications.
A gun is spotted during a chaotic confrontation between police and protesters at the Capitol, reflecting the escalating tensions of the planned invasion.
In Fife, Tori investigates the Quintinshill disaster, Britain's worst railway catastrophe, examining its historical significance and impact on the local community.
In May 1945, British Intelligence investigates potential war crimes committed by Nazi occupiers in the Channel Islands following their liberation.
Steve returns to Michigan to investigate the legendary lost ship Le Griffon, exploring its significance in Great Lakes maritime history.
Tensions between Israel and Iran are highlighted by an Israeli MP's admission of miscalculating Iran's military capabilities amid calls for humility and support for Palestine.
This week, VICE covers Iran's influence in Iraq after ISIS's defeat and the historical conflict.
Iran marks 40 years since the Islamic Revolution, facing deep economic and social challenges.
Nine years after the Iraq war, the museum works to restore lost cultural treasures.
Tim Collins discusses Britain's role in the Iraq war in this Guardian interview.
Iraqi federal forces take control of Kirkuk following the Kurdistan independence referendum.
Iraqi forces reclaim al-Nuri Mosque in Mosul, marking a significant victory against ISIS.
Iraq announces the liberation of Eastern Mosul as battles continue for the city center.
A politician condemns Joe Biden for his support of Israel, claiming it has led to a catastrophic toll in Gaza and risks making Israel a pariah state.
Kiev and Moscow suffer heavy losses in the critical battle for Bakhmut, Ukraine.
Germany hesitates on sending tanks to Ukraine, causing frustration among Western allies.
The 2014 Gaza war results in over 2,000 Palestinian deaths and significant destruction, prompting international calls for a two-state solution and shifts in public opinion towards Palestinian statehood.
Bisi Alimi discusses the death penalty for homosexuality in Africa and its impact on LGBT rights.
