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Charlottesville's violent rally marked a pivotal moment for the white supremacist movement in America, revealing unpunished perpetrators and the rise of new extremist groups.
The Addergoole 14, a group of Irish emigrants who boarded the Titanic in 1912, are remembered through the stories of their descendants and the harsh realities they faced.
One million North Koreans are believed to have died of starvation in the late 1990s, as the country struggles with ongoing food shortages.
Indy, Sparty, and Astrid reflect on the chaotic events of 2020 and draw parallels to 1941 while outlining their hopes for 2021.
Gun sales surged during the pandemic, prompting VICE producer Zeke Spector to explore the motivations behind this trend and consider purchasing a firearm himself.
Madagascar faces a resurgence of the black plague, exacerbated by poverty, inadequate healthcare, and unsanitary conditions, leaving many without treatment.
The Glencoe Massacre of 1692, where 38 Clan MacDonald members were killed by government troops, is examined through new archaeological findings in Scotland.
Prolonged warfare has historically led to an increase in male births, a phenomenon linked to the "returning soldier effect" observed during and after World War II.
More than 700,000 Arabs fled or were driven out of their homes during the establishment of Israel in 1948, marking the beginning of a long conflict.
Northeastern Ohio's abandoned shopping malls serve as a poignant reminder of consumerism's decline, explored through the eyes of their most devoted patrons.
Britain's transformation from a colonial power to a global financial hub is examined, highlighting the role of offshore jurisdictions in concealing wealth.
A missing fisherman off the coast of Maine prompts a psychic medium to provide searchers with specific coordinates in a desperate attempt to locate him.
Nearly half a million individuals in American prisons faced mental illness in 2005, raising concerns about the role of jails as modern mental health facilities.
Efavirenz, an antiretroviral drug for HIV, has been linked to bizarre hallucinations and criminal behavior, prompting investigations into its effects in South Africa.
Noah Wyle discusses his evolution from portraying Dr. John Carter on ER to his humanitarian efforts with Doctors Without Borders and advocacy for social justice.
The winter road linking Salekhard and Nadym is only passable from December to April, forcing drivers to navigate treacherous icy conditions.
In the Arctic Circle, Siberia's Ice Trains operate under extreme conditions, transporting gas from Novy Urengoy to Labytnangi amid harsh winter weather.
Knife crime in London has surged, driven by a "code of silence" among youth, social media influences, and community struggles for justice amid rising violence.
A group of troubled teenagers in Taranaki faces the consequences of their criminal actions while participating in a transformative early intervention program.
America's heroin and opioid crisis, marked by personal stories of addiction and the role of big pharma, highlights the urgent need for rethinking drug policies.
The 1948 British withdrawal from Palestine ignited a brutal civil war, escalating into the Arab-Israeli conflict and reshaping the Middle East forever.
In the town of Glory, Russia, children are raised with a strong emphasis on military values and patriotism, reflecting the Kremlin's anti-Western propaganda.
18th century Edinburgh transformed from a dangerous, overcrowded city plagued by raw sewage to a beacon of Georgian architecture known as "The Athens of the North."
One in five teenagers in Palawan is either pregnant or already has a child, reflecting a significant rise in teenage pregnancies across the Philippines.
Every year, a group of Mongolian nomads travels over 400 kilometers to reach their spring pastures, facing challenges from changing weather and wildlife.
Florida's The Villages, the fastest growing municipality in the United States, offers a retirement lifestyle filled with golf, booze, and guns.
Route 36, the world's only known cocaine bar in Bolivia, serves high-purity cocaine alongside cocktails while navigating local corruption and cultural traditions.
In late winter 2011, a reporter traveled from London to Glasgow to examine the intense rivalry between Rangers and Celtic football clubs.
About 35 residents live in Darwin, California, a remote desert town where personal stories reveal struggles with isolation and the challenges of building connections.
Three white British women share their experiences and motivations for converting to Islam amid societal challenges following the 9/11 attacks.
In the late 1980s, Arnold Friedman, a computer teacher in Great Neck, New York, faced allegations of child molestation after a foreign child pornography magazine was sent to his home.
Five Native American communities restore traditional land management practices to combat climate change, featuring insights from Dr. Michael Kotutwa Johnson.
62 people live on boats in San Francisco, facing eviction and a lack of basic amenities while fighting for their right to remain on the water.
Ten-year-old Kendys crosses a rotting wooden bridge each day to reach school, facing temperatures of 34 degrees Celsius and the threat of dangerous animals.
Houska Castle, founded in the 13th century, is known as the "Gate to Hell" and is associated with supernatural occurrences and mysterious voices.
Over a thousand hours of footage from a six-week surveillance operation in 2005 reveal gang members in Rockford, Illinois, engaging in drug sales and gunplay.
A North Korean state employee risks execution by smuggling footage out of the country, revealing the regime's oppressive control over information.
Himachal Pradesh faces a severe heroin crisis, with opioid use rates double that of the rest of India, fueled by drug trafficking and narco-terrorism.
China's transformation from a poverty-stricken communist state to a global economic powerhouse over the past 40 years highlights the pivotal role of reform and international relations.
Japan's warrior class emerges as private warrior groups evolve into the Bushi, shaping powerful clans that will influence the nation's history.
The Leh-Manali Highway, a 475-kilometre route in India, connects Manali and Leh while traversing five of the highest drivable mountain passes in the world.
Illegal raves in Ukraine's civil war zone showcase how youth navigate curfews and patrols to celebrate life amidst conflict and danger.
Ibiza's allure as Europe's party capital is explored through its vibrant culture, iconic DJs, and the eclectic characters that define its nightlife.
Andreas Christopheros recounts the life-altering incident when a stranger threw sulfuric acid in his face, detailing his recovery and advocacy for justice.
West Virginia has the highest rate of opioid overdose deaths in the United States, with communities struggling against the devastating impact of addiction.
The Ku Klux Klan's evolution from a Reconstruction-era terror group to a decentralized movement during the Cold War highlights its violent campaign against civil rights.
Coltan, a conflict mineral essential for electronics, is linked to the exploitation of child soldiers and the deaths of over 5 million people in Congo.
Assisted living facilities, a rapidly growing alternative to nursing homes, face scrutiny over profit-driven practices and potential risks to elderly residents.
