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Scott Catt, a widowed father, enlists his children to participate in a series of bank robberies across Oregon and Texas to support their family.
May Chidiac, a political commentator who survived an assassination attempt, boldly confronts Lebanon's dangerous political players, particularly Hezbollah.
In the West Bank, stark disparities in water access between Palestinian and Israeli farmers highlight the ongoing conflict over land and resources amid looming annexation.
Iceland's last whaling company faces intense international criticism and internal debate over the sustainability and ethics of hunting endangered fin whales.
In coastal Asia, communities have adapted their lifestyles to thrive in environments shaped by the sea, passing down their unique knowledge through generations.
Luxury yachts, from Gdansk to Cannes, are examined through the perspectives of owners, manufacturers, and environmental activists highlighting their ecological impact.
Nanny Deb steps in to help the overwhelmed Arilotta family, implementing routines and discipline to transform their chaotic household into a harmonious environment.
On May 14, 1970, local and state police opened fire on students at Jackson State College in Mississippi, killing two and injuring a dozen during a protest.
Citizens of Gaza, facing an eleven-year blockade and ongoing conflict, strive to maintain essential services and support their community despite severe hardships.
In April 1862, the Battle of Shiloh erupted in Tennessee, marking a brutal surprise attack by Confederate forces against Union troops led by General Ulysses S. Grant.
Israeli Jews are increasingly relocating to Berlin, attracted by its vibrant arts scene and culture of tolerance, despite the city's complex historical legacy.
Marseille Saint-Charles train station serves as a vital transport hub and cultural landmark, reflecting the city's rich history of migration and connection to the Mediterranean.
250,000 people protested peacefully, yet media coverage focused on more sensational images, raising concerns about the accuracy of news reporting.
Sheriffs confront debtors across various high-stakes scenarios, from reclaiming goods in a convenience store to settling disputes with airlines and businesses.
In Yakutsk, the coldest city on Earth, rising temperatures are causing permafrost to melt, threatening the stability of buildings and infrastructure.
Deliberate destruction of historical artefacts by Islamist groups, including ISIS, has led to significant loss of world heritage, prompting international restoration efforts.
On May 17, 2005, the body of Christophe Belle, a 40-year-old renowned pastry cook, is found in a forest in Sucy-en-Brie, France.
George Galloway, known as the 'MP for Baghdad', faces a smear campaign linked to false allegations about his involvement in the oil for food programme.
In the 1840s, six modern celebrities experience the harsh realities of Victorian Britain by taking on difficult jobs and living without modern conveniences.
On January 27, 2014, in Somme-Suippe, Sophie Thevenet finds her husband, Julein Thevenet, dead in their garage, prompting a complex investigation.
Prince Harry's transition from royal duties to life in the United States with Meghan Markle highlights his advocacy for mental health, veterans, and privacy.
Radicalisation among European youth, particularly children of immigrants, is examined through the lives of the Kouachi brothers and Amedy Coulibaly, revealing complex identity crises.
A janitor and former Tae Kwon Do champion saves hostages during the Atlanta Olympics.
Thai women are trafficked and exploited in South Africa's sex trade, enduring severe abuse while forced to repay their smuggling costs.
Workers in 1930s England are portrayed through archival footage and narratives from the Workers Film League, highlighting their struggles and resilience.
Ted Bundy's notoriety as a serial killer is examined alongside other infamous figures like Gary Ridgway and Robert Pickton, highlighting their ability to blend into society.
In 1974, a group of Canadian bank robbers executed Canada's largest gold heist at Ottawa International Airport, later committing over 50 bank robberies in the US.
Kofi Annan confronts the dire humanitarian crisis in Darfur, grappling with the limitations of UN authority and dwindling resources amid global distractions.
Dr. Teresa Severs, a holistic doctor in Florida, was murdered by two criminals hired by her husband Mark, who sought to cover his tracks with a false alibi.
Surfing serves as a vital lifeline for children in South Africa's Masiphumelele township, offering hope and support amid the violence and poverty they face.
In November 2004, Alistair Wilson was murdered at his home in Nairn, Scotland, leading to one of Britain's most enduring unsolved murder investigations.
Cuban musicians, from state-supported icons to underground dissidents, reflect the nation's shifting political landscape as it navigates a new capitalist era.
In Barra da Tijuca, affluent high school girls grapple with their privileged yet lonely lives as a series of murders ignites their morbid curiosity.
The increasing number of university and college graduates facing underemployment highlights a significant social crisis affecting multiple generations.
More than 3,200 people were arrested during the Birmingham protests, which Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. discussed in a June 1963 interview.
Spain's civil war atrocities, long shrouded in silence, are now being confronted, revealing deep societal divisions and reopening painful historical wounds.
Dima, a former ultra-right group leader, and Tanya, an anarcho-feminist, form an unexpected relationship amid the turmoil of war in eastern Ukraine.
In rural Iowa, the Carter family navigates the challenges of farming while maintaining a facade of happiness that conceals deeper issues.
Fisherman Zosimo struggles to support his family in Oslob while facing typhoons and overfishing.
Historian Steven Hahn examines the evolution of slavery in American history through narratives, resistance, and the impact of the Civil Rights Movement.
Katie Couric reflects on her five-decade broadcasting career, highlighting her advocacy for colon cancer awareness following her husband Jay Monahan's death.
Ling, a Chinese dissident in France, faces threats and attempts at forced deportation by China's secret police after criticizing the government online.
Danielle, a French winemaker, navigates a complex life by balancing her love for her husband Elie and her long-term female partner in a small Alpine village.
Journalists in Russia face extreme violence and repression under Vladimir Putin's regime, with many murdered and few held accountable for these crimes.
Amir Hetsroni states he currently lives on his academic reserves and finds much of social sciences research insignificant.
The gig economy, exemplified by platforms like Uber and DoorDash, is examined through personal stories of workers and insights from experts such as Alexandrea Ravenelle.
Twenty cowboys work on a 25,000-acre ranch in Mexico, where they round up cattle and maintain a connection to their agricultural heritage.
Aileen Wuornos in Florida, Joanna Dennehy in England, and Maria Felicia Feldt in Germany exemplify the disturbing reality of female serial killers and their crimes.
