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Affordable housing programs in the U.S. are failing to assist the majority of eligible households, revealing deep-rooted issues of race and systemic discrimination.
Jordan Peterson's controversial views on free speech and hate speech ignite intense debate, offering exclusive insights into the polarizing reactions surrounding him.
Rebuilding efforts in 1946 highlight the struggle of nations to recover from WWII's devastation while superpowers vie for influence in a fragile new world order.
Clothing production significantly impacts the environment and the lives of workers globally, raising critical questions about the true cost of fashion.
Debt collectors in Indonesia, often from the Maluku Islands, navigate a regulated industry while employing controversial tactics to secure payments for banks.
On May 22, 2017, a terrorist bombing at the Manchester Arena during an Ariana Grande concert killed 22 people and injured over 250 others.
Eleven-year-old Ivy must climb a nearly 90-degree rock face known as Pam-Pang every day to reach her school in Zamboanga del Norte, Philippines.
MAGA Rap, an underground hip-hop scene, thrives in 2023 with artists promoting election denialism and pro-Trump messages, reflecting a unique cultural phenomenon.
On June 15, 1381, thousands of peasants from Kent and Essex marched toward London, challenging the rigid rules of medieval society.
Sinaloa cartel's drug trafficking operations generate billions annually, employing thousands and intertwining with the lives of those in poverty and violence.
More than 80 dangerous chemicals were found leaking to the surface in Love Canal, leading to severe health problems among residents.
Eskimos and Inuit in Northern Alaska rely on a single hunting trip each year to sustain their community, highlighting their resilience in a harsh environment.
Halsema Highway stretches 166 kilometers through the northern Philippines, reaching altitudes of up to 3,000 meters and posing dangers for drivers.
114,000 email addresses are leaked by a hacker, exposing a list of AT&T customers and raising concerns about privacy and security.
1657 marked the arrival of Portuguese colonizers in Mozambique, initiating a long history of resource exploitation in Africa.
Turkmenistan, ruled by the Berdymukhamedov family, showcases a lavish capital filled with absurd rules while masking a brutal regime that suppresses dissent.
Three girls from different family backgrounds engage in playdates that challenge their perceptions of friendship and family dynamics in Postcode Playdates.
San Pedro Prison in La Paz, Bolivia, is a lawless facility where inmates, including violent offenders and drug lords, exert control over their chaotic environment.
Ji Chaoqun was recruited by China's Ministry of State Security while studying aviation engineering at Beijing University of Aeronautics and Astronautics.
Men who purchase sex confront their harmful behaviors and the societal factors that drive exploitation, highlighting the urgent need to address demand in the fight against trafficking.
Heroin addiction drives Tiffany to prostitution, prompting Frankie and Allie to seek her out in hopes of providing the help she desperately needs.
Faith in Oklahoma faces challenges as progressive voices advocate for social justice and LGBTQ+ rights, redefining Christianity in a conservative landscape.
On 26 September 1983, Stanislav Petrov, the command officer at Russia's main nuclear command post, faced a false alarm of five incoming U.S. missiles.
Steve Hupp, a former bank robber turned shaman, helps individuals confront and heal from deep emotional and physical traumas through ayahuasca ceremonies.
Human waste management in America faces a critical challenge as cities struggle to handle billions of gallons daily, transforming sludge into valuable biosolids.
Australia's Black Summer wildfires devastated communities in late 2019, prompting residents to take relief efforts into their own hands amidst the destruction.
Ancient and historic trades are explored as Kyle Cairns attempts five forgotten jobs, evaluating their skills, challenges, and societal impact.
The top 0.1% of earners in the United States control as much wealth as the bottom 90%, raising questions about economic inequality and citizen happiness.
In just 30 years, the coral wall built by a family in Kiribati may no longer protect their home from rising sea levels and flooding.
1946 marks a pivotal year as liberal democracy confronts internal and external challenges, prompting a reevaluation of universal human rights amidst global upheaval.
Older British women are increasingly forming relationships with younger Gambian men, prompting an exploration of the motivations behind this trend.
A talented artist spirals into chaos following his father's death, while a longtime friend confronts the challenges of a 20-year addiction recovery.
The global cognitive supplement market was valued at $2.3 billion in 2015 and is projected to reach $11 billion by 2025.
The Battle of Algiers highlights how France's military response to Algerian independence efforts destabilized the French Republic and led to political collapse.
In July 2021, China celebrated the 100th anniversary of the Chinese Communist Party, marking Xi Jinping's rise as one of the most powerful leaders since Mao Zedong.
Activists recount their experiences of interception and alleged abuse by the Israeli Navy while attempting to deliver aid to Gaza, highlighting ongoing resistance efforts.
In 2010, the total UK money supply stood at 2.15 trillion pounds, with only 2.6% of this total represented by physical notes and coins.
On April 19, 1995, a massive bomb detonated outside the Alfred P.
In Lake Oswego, Oregon, a young mother goes missing after a dispute with her husband, prompting a psychic's involvement in the investigation of her suspected murder.
A school in Warren, New Jersey, provides insight into the lives of autistic children and their families, highlighting both joys and challenges.
Narco pilots in Mexico risk their lives to transport drugs for cartels, lured by potential earnings of up to $12,000 per flight.
Eleven-year-old Vidal rows for three hours across Lake Titicaca each day to reach school, where he studies his ancestral language and Spanish.
Oahu serves as the economic and cultural hub of Hawaii, attracting millions of visitors annually while showcasing traditional practices like lei-making and Kakau tattooing.
Pegasus, a powerful spyware developed by NSO Group, has been implicated in the surveillance of journalists and activists, raising urgent ethical concerns worldwide.
Tania Head's harrowing 9/11 story was a breathtaking fabrication.
Graffiti artists secretly take over cities, showcasing their art on walls and railway tracks.
Increased accessibility to plastic and cosmetic surgery has led to a rise in unexpected complications, as narrated by Jill Halfpenny through personal accounts.
Street kids in Pakistan are finding hope and opportunity through MMA training at local gyms, transforming their lives both inside and outside the cage.
