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Four extraordinary young people navigate the complexities of living with multiple personalities, shedding light on their daily struggles and unique experiences.
FARC rebels, government forces, and right-wing paramilitaries are locked in a violent struggle for control in Colombia's ongoing conflict, impacting civilians severely.
Greenland's Inuit communities face the challenges of modernization and climate change as they navigate life in a landscape dominated by ice and shifting ecosystems.
Kylie Jenner, a prominent figure in the Kardashian-Jenner family, has transformed the beauty industry with her successful brand, Kylie Cosmetics.
The origins of knowledge are explored through various philosophical and scientific perspectives, highlighting contributions from figures like Socrates and Albert Einstein.
Aaron Spelling's monumental fortune sparked a fierce family feud following his death, highlighting the complexities of wealth and legacy in Hollywood.
Teen Therians experience Species Dysphoria, grappling with complex identities and subcultures that challenge conventional understandings of self and belonging.
In war-torn Aleppo, a family navigates the challenges of survival under Bachar El-Assad's Army while reflecting on the impact of civil war on their children's lives.
Pentecostalism, the fastest growing religious denomination globally, is explored through vibrant worship and spiritual practices at a revival church and camp.
North Korean missile threats have prompted Japanese citizens to construct bomb shelters and participate in evacuation drills amid escalating regional tensions.
North Korea, often labeled as the last Soviet state, draws tourists interested in experiencing life under a totalitarian regime through guided tours.
In the French village of Bugarach, the 2012 Mayan calendar prediction attracted End Time believers, leading to a clash between locals and esoteric visitors.
Jesse Jackson reflects on Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s commitment to social justice, his strategic insights, and the enduring impact of his legacy on contemporary activism.
Giggles, the happiest pig in New Zealand, shares the spotlight with a meticulous pensioner and the owner of the country's largest garden ornament.
Anavelis, a Honduran mother, fights to reunite with her daughter Genesis, separated at the U.S.-Mexico border under the Trump administration's immigration policies.
Cigarette companies target young teenagers, with 200,000 children aged 11 to 15 in the UK starting to smoke each year, as revealed by journalist Peter Taylor.
Jose Guevara, Michael Chamberlin, and Ariana Garcia are Mexican whistleblowers working to expose corruption and drug trafficking linked to powerful cartels.
Jennifer was shot in the head and chest on January 6, 2016, leading to her brother Mason's arrest for her murder and a family's struggle to cope.
Hurricane Irma, a Category 5 storm, wreaked havoc from Cape Verde to New England in September 2017, resulting in over 130 deaths and extensive destruction.
283 kilos of gold bullion worth about $5.4 million were stolen from Kerry Packer's office in Sydney in April 1995, and no one has ever been charged.
Africa Mercy, a floating hospital, provides essential medical care and life-changing surgeries to underserved communities in Cameroon.
The Anglican Church struggles for relevance in the modern world amid declining congregations.
Society's Explorers Festival on June 16, 2017, featured presentations on conservation, citizen science, and the impact of human conflict on wildlife.
An ordinary hoodie and a standard sat nav played crucial roles in identifying the mastermind behind the largest armed robbery in Devon and Cornwall's history.
Venice faces an existential threat from rising sea levels and high tides, prompting the implementation of the MO.S.E. project to protect the city's future.
Expert nannies implement strict rules and practical parenting tools to transform chaotic households with unruly children into harmonious family environments.
Battersea Dogs & Cats Home, the world's oldest dog shelter, showcases the dedication of its staff in finding loving homes for abandoned dogs, narrated by comedian Paul O'Grady.
Puerto Rico's vibrant culture, stunning landscapes, and culinary delights contrast sharply with the challenges posed by its ongoing economic crisis.
George Floyd's murder sparked a pivotal discussion on policing, accountability, and community healing, featuring insights from key figures in the aftermath.
Mount Druitt's residents grapple with the harsh realities of poverty and addiction, as personal disputes escalate into public family conflicts.
Jerry Givens, a former chief executioner, reflects on the moral complexities of capital punishment alongside victims' families and wrongful conviction cases.
The Internet of Everything explores the dual potential of a future shaped by technology, where innovations from Silicon Valley and Shenzhen could lead to either a surveillance nightmare or an eco-utopia.
Mumbai's LGBTQ community, represented by Beena, Pallav, and Abheena, navigates the complexities of queer identity in post-Section 377 India during a celebration of legal progress.
MS-13, a notorious transnational gang, employs guerrilla warfare tactics and machete attacks to instill fear and assert control in American neighborhoods.
In the ongoing conflict in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, female combatants from various militias reveal their motivations and experiences in a war-torn society.
Hurricane Katrina devastated the Gulf Coast in 2005, exposing the failures of government response and leaving lasting scars on New Orleans and its residents.
A young girl's family in Buenos Aires scavenges cardboard to survive in poverty.
On April 2, 2007, British Corporal Martin Webster recorded his experiences and the actions of fellow soldiers during the Iraq War.
Nokia's rise and fall illustrates the transformation of the Finnish mobile phone industry through the experiences of engineers who faced unemployment and sought new opportunities.
A million men returned home after the Civil War, finding work in coal mines, lumber mills, and factories as America rapidly transformed.
Children battling rare diseases showcase extraordinary courage and resilience, supported by groundbreaking medical advancements in a leading pediatric hospital.
Frontline medical staff at Milton Keynes Hospital Trust prepare for the peak of the Coronavirus pandemic, as documented by British actor Ross Kemp.
In 2014, Jerusalem's diverse inhabitants from various religions and backgrounds share their daily lives amidst the city's complex political landscape.
More supporters' clubs for Celtic exist in Ireland than for any other team, reflecting the deep ties between Glasgow and Belfast through football.
A charter flight faces challenges as pilots from McBryan's team attempt to transport an impatient British man, his dog, and belongings to a remote northern outpost amid adverse weather conditions.
HMS Seraph, an S-class submarine, played a crucial role in the top-secret Operation Torch during the Allied invasion of North Africa in November 1942.
Oman's youth express concerns about their future amid uncertainty following Sultan Qaboos's modernization efforts and lack of a direct heir.
A landscape gardener suffers a severe hand injury from a chainsaw accident, prompting emergency room doctors to assess nerve damage and perform urgent surgery.
