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Evidence suggests that the Anasazi practiced cannibalism for at least 250 years, challenging previous views of their society as peaceful and harmonious.
Human migration to the Caribbean involved complex exploration and settlement patterns that challenge traditional narratives about the region's history.
A chemist reveals he can generate a couple hundred grand a month from producing psychedelic mushrooms in a secluded location.
In Birmingham, three families-featuring 9-year-old twins Tom and Billy, 8-year-old Brendan, and 7-year-old Yasmin-explore friendship and cultural differences.
Nearly 350,000 traditional Mennonites live in self-sufficient colonies, adhering to strict rules and a lifestyle that rejects modern influences.
Law enforcement's chaotic response to the May 2022 Uvalde school shooting is analyzed through firsthand accounts and investigative reporting, highlighting critical missteps.
Ten 12-year-old girls navigate life independently in a house without adult supervision, showcasing their social dynamics and survival skills.
Montgomery, Alabama's last abortion clinic faces new challenges amid the political turmoil surrounding reproductive rights and the potential reversal of Roe v. Wade.
In China, children of death row inmates, like Miao Miao and Xiaolong, face societal rejection and neglect, but find refuge in Sun Villages established by Zhang Shuqin.
Approximately 3,000 unidentified corpses are found annually on the streets of Karachi, highlighting the city's struggles with violence, poverty, and anonymity.
Four committed preppers in the United States have devised extensive plans to survive potential crises, including financial collapse and natural disasters.
Members of the Black Flock Motorcycle Gang, a German biker club, share their experiences of leaving neo-Nazi beliefs behind and embracing a new identity.
Magic: The Gathering, a trading card game with over 10 million players, blends nostalgia and competition, showcasing both professional players and devoted fans.
Billy, Rene Jax, and Walt Heyer share their experiences of regret after undergoing gender reassignment surgeries, revealing the complexities of gender dysphoria.
Twenty to twenty-five men a day pay for access to women trafficked from Ukraine into the global sex trade, as revealed by survivors in the film.
In 1861, the Civil War's origins are explored through the lens of slavery, the Cotton Kingdom, abolitionists, and key events like John Brown's raid and Lincoln's election.
1 in 50 African American families are millionaires, reflecting a growing class of wealthy individuals amid persistent economic disparity.
Barack Obama's presidency marked a pivotal shift in American politics, as rising racial and cultural divisions set the stage for Donald Trump's ascent.
Far-right violence in America has evolved since the January 6 Capitol attack, with extremist ideas gaining traction as the 2022 midterms approach.
Christopher Mark Doyon, known as Commander X, reflects on his role in the Anonymous movement and his life in exile in Mexico amid contemporary activism.
Aging in America presents the challenges faced by the rapidly growing population of individuals aged 85 and older, highlighting the crisis in elder care.
Deepak, born in India's remote areas, has a parasitic twin fused to his chest, giving him extra limbs.
Taylor Wright, a 33-year-old former police officer, was found buried on a remote farm in Escambia County, Florida, more than a month after her disappearance.
Khan Younis Zoo in Gaza, notorious for neglect and starvation of its animals, is the focus of a rescue operation led by Dr. Amir Khalil and the Four Paws group.
Nine months of winter in Zanskar bring extreme cold, forcing families to work together to survive while young women face life-altering choices.
Over 3,000 people have been shot in Chicago in a single year, reflecting the city's deep issues with violence and poverty.
Colonial empires of Britain and France face rising nationalist movements and economic decline in 1946, as the U.S. and USSR vie for global influence.
A family turns to a drug treatment program for their teenager, only to find a system based on control and fear rather than support and healing.
Jon Gallagher, a LARPer with Asperger's syndrome, finds friendship, social skills, and purpose through live-action roleplaying, significantly improving his life.
In 536 AD, a volcanic eruption, possibly from Krakatoa, triggered a climatic disaster that led to two years of darkness, famine, and disease across the globe.
Howard Greenberg, a fast-talking criminal defense attorney in Brooklyn, exemplifies the eccentricity and boundary-pushing tactics of a real-life Saul Goodman.
Two and a half thousand villagers contribute offerings and food to celebrate the royal wedding of Prince Max and actress Happy Salma in Ubud, Bali.
Nazi propaganda and state-sponsored indoctrination played crucial roles in fostering widespread support among the German population for the genocide of European Jews.
Wharlest Jackson Sr.'s unsolved murder in 1967 highlights the civil rights movement's complexities and the ongoing quest for justice by his family and community.
Joel Patrick, a young black conservative influencer from Dayton, OH, navigates political identity and shifting loyalties after critiquing the Black Lives Matter movement.
Operation Mushtarak in 2010 marked a significant Allied offensive to reclaim Marjah in Helmand Province, highlighting the intense combat faced by US Marines.
Childhood obesity and preventable health issues are escalating in Britain, prompting urgent action from healthcare professionals and families striving for healthier lifestyles.
Banaz Mahmod was murdered by her family in 2006 for being in love, prompting her sister and police to seek justice in a case of honor killing.
Agafia Lykov has lived alone in the Siberian wilderness since her birth in 1944, 160 miles from the nearest town, maintaining her family's traditional lifestyle.
Alexis Nikole Nelson, known as The Black Forager, explores the complex history of "No Trespassing" laws in the U.S. and their impact on foraging practices.
Four generations of a family recount decades of sexual abuse and violence linked to Melvin Just, a man accused of multiple offenses.
The Army Cadet Force, with over 46,000 members aged 12 to 18, provides British youth with discipline, skills, and a sense of national pride through military training.
Face and neck tattoos significantly influence public perception, as shown by a social experiment where three tattooed individuals experience contrasting treatment with and without their ink.
On April 20, 1999, two students killed 13 people at Columbine High School, marking a tragic turning point in American school violence.
Teenagers in Naples engage in the controversial tradition of Cippo, where they compete to create the largest bonfire, reflecting both community spirit and criminality.
The aftermath of the 2008 financial meltdown in America highlights the growing divide between the super-rich and the struggling majority.
Families face complex decisions about end-of-life care in modern medicine, as healthcare professionals navigate the emotional challenges within an ICU setting.
Fannie Lou Hamer was born on October 6, 1917, in Montgomery County, Mississippi, and became a key advocate for Black voting rights and political representation.
