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On March 27, 2010, Holly Bartlett, a 31-year-old woman, is found unconscious under the MacKay Bridge in Halifax, Nova Scotia, after a night out with friends.
Mount Druitt, one of Australia's toughest neighborhoods, reveals the resilience of its residents as they navigate poverty and the challenges of addiction.
In the Democratic Republic of Congo, survivors of sexual violence share their experiences and confront a culture that stigmatizes victims and perpetuates silence.
Young models in Cape Town navigate the glamorous yet challenging fashion industry, facing body image pressures, financial instability, and a quest for identity.
Brazil's systemic violence, rooted in colonialism and elite interests, reveals a society where organized crime and police brutality are integral to its structure.
Modern Turkey's construction of a massive dam in 2000 raises questions about environmental impact and the preservation of historical sites.
Charlene struggles with body confidence as she realizes she no longer fits into her old clothes after giving birth.
In March 2010, Somali pirates hijacked the cargo ship Iceberg 1, leading to a 1,000-day hostage crisis that ended with a rescue operation by South African mercenaries and Puntland Maritime Police.
Five modern-day samurais in Fukushima confront the ongoing challenges of radiation exposure and the preservation of the SOMA NOMAOI tradition following the 2011 disaster.
IVF treatment in India has enabled elderly couples to conceive, raising ethical concerns about the health risks for both mothers and their children.
Nineteen pending pipeline projects in the Appalachian basin threaten to double natural gas production, raising concerns about environmental damage and climate change.
Burma's digital revolution has transformed public discourse, enabling politically charged expressions like feminist rap while also giving rise to new forms of censorship and hate speech.
Barbara Jordan delivered the keynote address at the 1976 Democratic National Convention, marking a significant moment in Black political participation.
A dominatrix navigates her unconventional relationship with a boyfriend and a full-time submissive servant, challenging traditional notions of love and commitment.
Frederic Raphael travels across America, exploring diverse Christian lifestyles from Jehovah's Witnesses to Televangelists and Neopaganists.
A man recalls the emotional difficulty of leaving his family in the Philippines to work in Happy Valley-Goose Bay, Labrador, for better opportunities.
On February 27, 2015, in Toulouse, 19-year-old Maureen Jacquier was found stabbed multiple times in her bed, prompting a complex murder investigation.
In Lima, Peru, 1.5 million residents face the daily challenge of living without running water, often paying exorbitant prices for limited access.
Over half the people in Germany spend more time in front of a computer, yet many feel they have less time for important aspects of life.
Journalist Jack Tame and chef Ray McVinnie explore their complex ancestry through DNA testing, revealing unexpected insights into their heritage.
Aceh, once united in the aftermath of the tsunami, now faces rising unrest and the resurgence of extremism as promises of development remain unfulfilled.
Three abandoned landmarks in the U.S. reflect the fading ideals of the American Dream, revealing both its aspirations and the harsh realities of its decline.
A group of impoverished street children in Delhi publishes their own newspaper, Balaklama, amplifying the voices of marginalized youth and addressing urgent social issues.
A suit manufactured in various countries illustrates the complexities of global fashion supply chains before reaching a New York department store.
A 37-year-old father experiences sudden paralysis on his right side, prompting urgent medical evaluation for a bulging spinal disc at a British hospital.
North Korean perspectives on American visual culture are examined through a satirical lens, highlighting contradictions in modern Western narratives.
Three women discuss their experiences in non-traditional careers, including a steel plant foreman and an automobile assembly plant welder.
Avocado production in Chile faces environmental challenges and water scarcity as soaring demand threatens both local livelihoods and sustainable farming practices.
Two sons, Billy and Freddy, face the terrifying consequences of their father Frank Robinson's verbal and physical abuse towards their mother.
Military operations from World War I to the present have resulted in radioactive contamination, toxic landscapes, and significant contributions to global carbon emissions.
300 firefighters conduct intense training exercises in Provence as they prepare for a summer fire season marked by increasing threats from wildfires.
John George Haigh, a British serial killer in the post-Second World War era, targeted wealthy friends, murdering them for financial gain and disposing of their bodies in acid.
Prescription anti-depressant medications are examined for their effectiveness in addressing the rising rates of anxiety and depression in the United States.
The Shenzhen-Zhongshan Link, a 24-kilometer infrastructure project in southern China, revolutionizes travel between two major cities with its complex combination of bridges, artificial islands, and an immersed tunnel.
Migos share their perspectives on the impact of lockdown in Atlanta while former Attorney General Eric Holder discusses the implications of the 2020 presidential election.
Life in rural Switzerland has transformed dramatically due to COVID-19, impacting families like Maude's, who mourns her mother lost to the virus.
Pramote, a 29-year-old man with AIDS in Bangkok, exemplifies the struggle for affordable HIV treatment in developing countries like Thailand and South Africa.
Twelve cowboys compete in Ultimate Cowboy Showdown for cattle and a belt buckle.
Diana, Princess of Wales, is depicted through previously unseen archives and insights, emphasizing her enduring influence as a cultural icon of the 20th century.
In March 2018, US police used investigative genetic genealogy to identify the Golden State Killer, marking a significant advancement in solving cold cases through DNA databases.
Newark, Nottinghamshire, is said to have a network of haunted tunnels, prompting paranormal investigators from Ghost Dimension to search for evidence at the Rutland Arm's Pub.
Antique guns from the USA, classified as legal, have infiltrated the UK, leading to a surge in deadly crimes and exposing significant legal loopholes.
Angela Lamb's health transformation highlights the impact of chronic inflammation and explores natural methods to combat America's leading health crisis.
Tens of thousands of fundamentalist Baasij in Iran chant for Islam, highlighting the ongoing struggle between conservative forces and the demand for reform.
Diana Gameros moved to the United States as an undocumented immigrant after her plans to study music at Grand Rapids Community College fell through.
Ariel Levy interviews Edith Windsor, whose Supreme Court case led to the 2013 decision that struck down the Defense of Marriage Act.
Easy-to-use weapons like the crossbow, pike, and Kalashnikov have significantly influenced warfare and societal power dynamics throughout history.
Mel Daluzyan, a former Armenian weightlifting champion, faces societal backlash and personal sacrifices after coming out as transgender in a conservative culture.
