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Only 600 Cuiva remain in Colombia, confined to a small area between the Mitte and Kison rivers, as they face pressures from modern society.
Natural disasters in 2017, including hurricanes, earthquakes, and wildfires, caused widespread destruction and loss of life, highlighting their increasing intensity.
Roswell's infamous 1947 incident is examined through interviews, expert insights, and declassified files, revealing the complexities of this enduring mystery.
Juvenile delinquency in Montréal is examined through the voices of boys as young as ten, who share their experiences with crime and aspirations for the future.
American manufacturing's impact on citizens and the economy is explored through the stories of entrepreneurs and businesses competing globally.
Brazil's indigenous tribes face increasing threats from President Bolsonaro's policies that prioritize mining, logging, and dam-building over environmental preservation.
In Silicon Valley, artist Grayson Perry examines the implications of AI and robotics on humanity, engaging with tech innovators and skeptics alike.
Cancun's rapid hotel development threatens the unique ecological environment of the Yucatan Aquifer, raising concerns among environmentalists about sustainability.
Fiji's first election since the 2006 military coup raises questions about stability and ethnic tensions as Frank Bainimarama seeks to solidify his power.
Munroe Bergdorf, a transgender model, undergoes facial surgery to align her appearance with her femininity while addressing societal discussions on gender identity.
George Takei recalls being incarcerated in Japanese-American internment camps at the age of five, following the forced removal of his family from Los Angeles.
Eric Robert Rudolph, a Christian extremist, orchestrated a series of domestic bombings in the U.S., targeting first responders and instilling nationwide fear.
From the Battle of Britain to the final dogfights over Japan, major World War II air battles are examined through iconic aircraft and tactical innovations.
American codebreakers played a crucial role in the Pacific Theater during World War II, significantly influencing the outcome of battles against Japan from 1941 onward.
Andrew Gurza, a self-identified "queer cripple," advocates for the inclusion of sex and disability in public discussions in Jari Osborne's documentary.
Two performers create a symbiotic experience for their audience while balancing personal and professional challenges in the circus burlesque scene.
Tim Tillman, a revered pastor in Alabama, faces allegations of murdering his wife, Janet, following her tragic death, shaking the faith of his community.
In Rockland Ranch, Enoch Foster navigates the complexities of polygamy with his two wives, Catrina and Lillian, while courting a potential third wife, Lydia Rose.
Alan Zweig explores the profound impact of suicide on survivors through the personal stories of over 20 individuals affected by loss in this documentary.
The explosive demolition of the O.K. Allen Bridge and the implosion of a 170-meter tower near a public highway highlight the precision and planning required in large-scale demolitions.
William and Harry's relationship, shaped by their mother's tragic death and the pressures of royal life, deteriorates further following Harry's marriage to Meghan Markle and departure from royal duties.
In Japan, 10-year-old Chikara, the son of former sumo champion Harumitsu, faces the pressure of high expectations as he prepares for the annual Sumo Championship.
Solitary confinement in Britain's toughest prisons raises questions about its impact on violent offenders and the potential for psychological harm.
Pablo Escobar, the notorious leader of the Medellin cartel, is examined through archival footage and interviews, detailing his rise as South America's first billionaire criminal.
Meghan Markle's transition from Hollywood actress to Duchess of Sussex highlights her influence on the British Royal Family and global charity initiatives.
In August 2000, an explosion aboard the Kursk submarine resulted in the tragic entrapment of Russian submariners at the bottom of the Barents Sea.
Princess Diana's advocacy for AIDS awareness and landmine removal transformed royal duties and set a precedent for humanitarian activism within the monarchy.
Sifa Suljic returns to Bosnia to bury her last missing family member from the Srebrenica massacre while questioning the lasting impact of the 1995 peace agreement.
Siberian smokejumpers, porpoise paramedics, and inmate educators represent some of the world's most unique and challenging professions, showcasing their skills and motivations.
In Medelln, John Jairo Velasquez, known as Popeye, reflects on his life as Pablo Escobar's assassin, revealing his past of violence and current status as a wanted man.
Extreme jobs around the world are highlighted, featuring a pyrotechnician, a jockey, and an Eiffel Tower engineer, showcasing their unique skills and challenges.
Nazi concentration camps on British territory, such as Alderney's Sylt and Norway's Flastad, reveal a hidden history of forced labor and brutal conditions during World War II.
The Colorado River, after flowing through the Rocky Mountains and the Grand Canyon, faces severe depletion due to high demand, prompting conservation efforts to restore its estuary in Mexico.
Social media platforms have transformed personal lives into public records, raising concerns about privacy, data control, and the permanence of online identities.
Edie Windsor and Thea Spyer were together for 42 years before they fought for their right to marry, a battle that changed U.S. marriage laws.
Rally paramedics, hippo wranglers, and gemstone dealers are featured in a global exploration of extreme jobs that highlight the risks and rewards of these unique professions.
September 11, 2001, significantly reshaped global defense policy and foreign affairs, as analyzed by scholar Graeme MacQueen in relation to the War on Terror.
In the Kia Marama Unit, a psychological treatment program aims to rehabilitate child sex offenders by addressing their cognitive distortions and promoting empathy for victims.
In Guangxi, China, villager Yuan Feng Huang battles cancer while striving to build a road to save his isolated village of Xiao Jiang from resettlement.
Japan's Yakuza, a powerful underworld organization, is examined through its post-war rise, rituals, and the fear tactics that sustain its influence.
Toronto's NBA talent boom is explored through the stories of pioneers and young athletes pursuing their basketball dreams in Canada.
Talibes, young boys in Senegal, endure harsh conditions as they are forced to beg for hours daily in exchange for Koranic education at religious schools.
Nicolas Kazakov, an 84-year-old devoted communist and former ZIL factory worker, reflects on his life and the legacy of the October Revolution during a commemorative gathering.
Jordan faces a complex identity crisis as it balances its role as a refuge for millions of Palestinians and Syrians with its dependence on US aid and tourism.
Life inside Singapore's maximum-security prison reveals the daily routines, emotional struggles, and paths to redemption faced by long-term inmates.
Najah and Zahed, former enemies from the Iran-Iraq war, reunite in Canada and confront their past while searching for missing loved ones in a war-torn region.
The Perron family's terrifying experiences in their Rhode Island farmhouse, marked by paranormal events and a violent seance, inspired the blockbuster film, The Conjuring.
Jet pilots, anaconda experts, and bareback rodeo riders face extreme risks in their professions, navigating challenges like G-forces, venomous snakes, and bucking horses.
