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Javier Bardem expresses solidarity with Palestine, highlighting the risks of advocating for freedom and peace amid ongoing injustice in the region.
A rebel coalition captures Idlib province, threatening the Assad regime's control in Syria.
Enjoy this sneak peek into the documentary about Jim Thorpe premiering tomorrow.
Pop Warner delivers a unique speech before this historic game in sports history.
Jim Thorpe was the first Native American to win Olympic gold medals, but those medals were taken away from him, marking a significant injustice in sports history.
Joe Biden's inauguration features a call for unity amid surreal circumstances and heightened security.
Abolitionist John Brown and his sons arrive in the West to advocate for freedom, highlighting his pivotal role in the fight against slavery in America.
John Colter realizes there's no escape in Kevin Costner's The West premiering tonight.
John Kerry calls for accountability for Syria's chemical weapon attacks amid ongoing conflict.
Josh Gates dives to the Heian Maru, a WWII shipwreck in Truk Lagoon from the Pearl Harbor counterattack.
A Hamilton standard propeller with three bolts confirms the wreckage as the first American plane found in Truk Lagoon, dating back to World War II.
Josh Gates revisits Travis Walton's alien abduction case in this special preview episode.
Renowned explorer Josh Gates investigates the mysterious disappearance of the White Bird in Maine, exploring key locations tied to this legend.
Josh Gates uncovers relics in Reno, hinting at a hidden Civil War gang treasure.
Renowned explorer Josh Gates ventures into the jungles of Cambodia to search for a rare stolen statue, highlighting the country's rich cultural heritage.
Protests against Herodian rule in Judea highlight the tensions and conflicts experienced by the local population under King Herod's governance.
Tensions rise as India revokes Kashmir's autonomy, igniting disputes with Pakistan.
In Kashmir, Indian forces conduct a cross-border raid in response to militant attacks, underscoring the persistent tensions between India and Pakistan.
Kay Burley reports the death of Diana, Princess of Wales, on Sky News following a car accident in Paris, confirmed by foreign secretary Robin Cook.
Frank Tzib's family in Belize keeps the Mayan language alive against European suppression.
Ken Norton, declared champion by the World Boxing Council in 1977, dies at age 70.
Kiev's Independence Day parade displays military might while Donetsk rebels counter with a march.
Kim Jong Un crosses into South Korea, marking a historic moment in the Demilitarized Zone.
Kim Jong Un's leadership aims to elevate North Korea's international standing through Olympic participation and sports diplomacy.
King Charles and the Royal Family follow Queen Elizabeth II's coffin down the aisle of Westminster Abbey, reflecting national grief and admiration.
King Charles III expresses gratitude and reflects on Queen Elizabeth II's legacy in Parliament.
Princess Charlotte and Princes George and Louis bring joy to King Charles' coronation.
Kings Cross, London, features an audio guide app by The Guardian that shares over 70 stories about the area's rich history and transformation.
In 1976, Kitty O'Neil set a land speed record for women at 512.7 miles per hour in a rocket powered vehicle in the Oregon Desert.
Kobani's strategic significance in the fight against ISIS intensifies tensions in Turkey, leading to protests and violence amid accusations of government favoritism towards the militant group.
North and South Korea hold a historic summit while major U.S. tech companies report earnings.
Korean women demand accountability from the U.S. military for historical injustices, advocating for increased compensation and addressing broader military conduct issues.
Mathias Rust lands a Cessna in Red Square, aiming for peace on May 28, 1987.
Ukraine liberates 8,000 square kilometers in Kharkiv amid reports of Russian war crimes.
A Ukrainian attack in Makiivka kills 89 Russian soldiers, says the UK Ministry of Defence.
More than 700 Kurds lost their lives during the battle for Kobani, where Kurdish fighters faced 7,000 Islamic State militants and 50 tanks.
The Kurds assert control over Kirkuk amid ongoing threats from ISIS and historical disputes.
Kurt Chew-Een Lee led his platoon through freezing temperatures to rescue a trapped company of Marines during the Korean War in 1950.
Kurt Vonnegut joins untrained troops facing German forces at the Shelt Estuary in WWII.
Ukraine says nine Russian planes were destroyed in explosions at a Crimea air base.
Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky announces a long-range weapon hitting targets 700km away.
87 years after her birth, Margaret Thatcher's policies transformed British politics, leading to a conservative mindset that reshaped the Labor Party.
The Lampedusa boat tragedy in 2013 resulted in the deaths of approximately 20 Eritrean migrants, prompting Pope Francis to call it a disgrace.
Bosnia-Herzegovina still faces dangers from land mines decades after the Bosnian War ended.
In 1971, Reinhardt Lopes claimed to have seen Raphael's lost masterpiece, "Portrait of a Young Man," in a basement while selling antique rifles.
Latvia's largest Soviet memorial has been destroyed, reflecting deep political divides.
A nuclear bomb enters Earth's atmosphere and releases its warheads after an attack signal.
Quarry Bank Mill, built in 1784, was one of the first water-powered cotton spinning mills in Britain, using the river's force to drive its machinery.
