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Humanity faces unprecedented risks from technological advancements, with new research indicating a 1 in 6 chance of extinction by century's end.
Every year, thousands of Guatemalan migrants are deported from the United States, returning to a homeland they barely recognize and struggling to rebuild their lives.
Bashar Al-Assad's regime maintains control over a devastated Syria, where cities like Aleppo lie in ruins and over 90% of the population lives in poverty.
A young CIA officer, the real-life inspiration for Carrie Matheson from "Homeland," faces a life-threatening kidnapping during a routine intel exchange.
Almost one hundred football officials in West Africa and Kenya were caught on camera accepting bribes in a two-year undercover investigation by Anas Aremeyaw Anas.
The Vichy government, established in France after the 1940 defeat, collaborated with Nazi Germany and faced widespread resentment for its role in the Holocaust.
The Polish Jews in the Warsaw Ghetto resist German oppression during World War II.
The Soviet campaign in Manchuria in 1945 significantly weakened the Imperial Japanese Empire, overshadowed by Japan's surrender following the atomic bombings.
Richard Nixon was born on January 9, 1913, in Yorba Linda, California, to a poor family of Quaker descent, the second of five boys.
In 2011, the Fukushima Nuclear Disaster exposed the political and financial interests of TEPCO and the Japanese Government, while its health and environmental impacts remain largely unexamined.
The Salton Sea faces an environmental crisis that threatens the health of millions in Southern California, risking $70 billion in damages if unaddressed.
Pericles' strategic response to the onset of the Peloponnesian War highlights Athens' efforts to defend against Spartan attacks and maintain its empire.
Over 61,000 nuclear weapons existed at the height of the Cold War, a number that has since decreased to just over 16,000 today.
5,000 Western tourists visit North Korea each year, but the regime's increasing suspicion limits their experiences and enforces strict regulations.
The Isle of Man's historic 1992 decriminalisation of homosexual acts marked a significant shift in gay rights, influenced by parliamentary debates and media coverage.
Adolf Hitler, blinded in a mustard gas attack during World War I, later led Germany into a devastating conflict that resulted in millions of deaths.
Labour's traditional strongholds face a pivotal shift as voters express a desire for change amid growing distrust of both major political parties.
Forced labor became a grim reality during WW1 as empires resorted to desperate measures to meet the insatiable demand for munitions and armaments.
On August 19, 1987, Michael Ryan killed 16 people and injured 15 others during a six-and-a-half-hour shooting spree in Hungerford, England.
Corruption in Venezuela, linked to the Maduro regime, is examined alongside the challenges faced by journalists reporting on the scandal and its global implications.
Twin Crusade follows 12-year-old twins from the Karen tribe fighting against the Burmese military.
On June 28, 1119, a fierce battle near Aleppo resulted in the near-total destruction of the Antiochian army and a shift in power dynamics in the region.
In Westminster in 1605, Robert Catesby and a group of Catholic conspirators plotted to assassinate King James I by igniting gunpowder beneath Parliament, leading to their trial and execution.
SS members transformed from street fighters into perpetrators of the Holocaust through indoctrination, obedience, and participation in systemic violence.
The Irish border becomes a focal point of tension and anxiety as Northern Ireland grapples with the implications of a potential no-deal Brexit.
1 million Red Army soldiers prepared to storm Berlin in April 1945, marking a decisive moment in the collapse of Nazi Germany.
Only two women and three children are said to have survived the suicide pact at Masada, marking the end of the Sakari's resistance against Roman rule.
The Ardennes counteroffensive, also known as the Battle of the Bulge, marked a critical German attack against Allied forces in Belgium and Luxembourg from December 1944 to January 1945.
Indigenous men in Saskatoon were found frozen to death, prompting a critical examination of police practices and systemic racism in Canada.
26,000 young men did not return from the brutal fighting in Burma during World War II, where British and Burmese forces united against Japan.
Musa Hadid, the beloved Mayor of Ramallah, navigates the complexities of leadership amid the ongoing Israeli-Palestinian conflict with dark humor and resilience.
Angel, an undocumented immigrant, navigates the challenges of pursuing a career in commercial photography amid the uncertainties of his family's immigration status in Trump’s America.
Syrian rebel fighters reported receiving covert support from the United States in their battle against President Bashar al-Assad and Islamist extremists.
Rohingya people have faced decades of state-organized violence in Myanmar, culminating in a mass exodus and ongoing humanitarian crisis.
In Dallas, the assassination of President John F.
Joseph Désiré Mobutu, born on October 14, 1930, in Lisala, ruled the Democratic Republic of the Congo from 1965 until his ousting in 1997.
Britain's roads in 1958 face increasing traffic congestion, prompting an examination of the measures and progress made on the motorway system.
Laos, the most heavily bombed country per capita during the Vietnam War, faces ongoing dangers from unexploded ordnance as bomb disposal specialist Laith Stevens trains a new team.
Legal prostitution at the Chicken Ranch in Nevada reveals the intricate dynamics between sex workers and clients, challenging societal taboos and perceptions.
ISIS's expansion in Afghanistan includes the alarming recruitment of children for jihadist activities.
Key battles in the Pacific Theater, Mussolini's downfall, and the brutality of the Eastern Front are examined as pivotal moments that shifted the outcome of World War II.
PFAS chemicals, commonly found in household products, are contaminating drinking water sources, prompting communities to address health risks and cleanup efforts.
Germany's invasion of Poland in September 1939 is examined through political context, including the Molotov-Ribbentrop Pact, and the brutal realities of warfare.
Allied forces conducted strategic bombing raids over Germany during World War II to disrupt Nazi operations and weaken the German war machine.
Selling cannabis in Chicago reveals the complexities of a booming industry that remains inaccessible to many, highlighting racial and economic disparities.
Adolf Hitler's extensive use of narcotics is examined for its potential impact on his leadership and the subsequent advantages it may have provided to the Allies in World War II.
Tinian, a pivotal site in World War II, harbors a submerged graveyard of atomic bomb remnants, posing dangers to local divers and revealing a hidden history.
The power struggle among the Soviet Union, Britain, and America in 1945 shaped the post-war world order, influencing global politics for the next 50 years.
