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American families faced significant challenges in maintaining housing during the COVID pandemic, despite federal eviction protections and assistance programs.
Young riders in London organize huge ride outs and gain thousands of followers on Instagram, transforming mopeds into symbols of a vibrant subculture.
Weed remains the UK's most popular illegal drug, with a significant number of users advocating for legalisation amid government resistance and evolving global attitudes.
More than 100 lives have been lost in annual riots at Urso Branco prison since 2002, driven by violent gang conflicts over drug control.
Activists and journalists in Russia risk arrest to protest President Putin's crackdown on dissent regarding the war in Ukraine, highlighting their courageous resistance.
80% of the shops in Dara Adamkhel bazaar are closed, reflecting the decline and violence affecting communities in Pakistan after Osama bin Laden's death.
Frankie supports Nate, a former recovery advocate battling heroin addiction, while Allie seeks a scholarship for her best friend Kelly to enter rehab.
In Mobile, Alabama, the 1995 murder of 18-year-old Katherine Foster remains unsolved for decades until advancements at the Body Farm provide crucial forensic evidence.
Zoot Suit Riots in Los Angeles during WWII saw white servicemen and civilians violently attack Hispanic youths, targeting their distinctive clothing as unpatriotic.
Sakawa, a phenomenon in Ghana, combines traditional Juju rituals with internet scamming, creating a lucrative underground economy that raises national concerns.
Identical twins and triplets, separated at birth for a controversial study, confront the lasting trauma of their forced separation and the deception that followed.
Five murders are officially attributed to the Zodiac Killer, who claimed to have killed 13 individuals and sent taunting letters to the media.
Ancient Roman London, established around 50 AD, reveals daily life through archaeological finds, including trade records and military artifacts.
Four teenagers were shot to death in Plamann Park, Appleton, Wisconsin, in 1995, raising concerns about gang violence in the small town.
Approximately 20% of male inmates at Alabama's Limestone Correctional Facility report experiencing sexual assault, reflecting a violent prison culture.
Students trek over 100 kilometers through the jungle of Papua New Guinea, facing dangers like the treacherous Takali River on their way to school.
Insys Therapeutics profited from a fentanyl-based painkiller by bribing doctors and misleading insurers, ultimately leading to federal prosecution and prison sentences for executives.
In Malverne, Arkansas, the abduction of Tyson, the son of a police investigator, leads his parents to enlist the help of a psychic after a failed manhunt.
Ahmad al-Sharaa, a former jihadist, now leads a divided Syria facing significant regional and global implications following the fall of Bashar al-Assad.
The U.S. response to COVID-19 is scrutinized, highlighting the intersection of politics and science that contributed to the nation's severe outbreak.
Residents in California's poorest desert gather at Rob's cafe, the last free place in America.
Media portrayal of crime influences public perception, prompting VICE Producer Zeke Spector to explore its impact and potential solutions for communities.
Life for servants at Kensington Palace during early Georgian England is explored through rare artifacts and personal stories, revealing their essential roles in royal court life.
Laurie, Kristy, and Linda navigate life as modern nomads in America, living in their vehicles due to the unaffordability of conventional housing.
Terrorgram Collective, an online network, exemplifies the rise of far-right extremism on loosely-moderated platforms, leading to global acts of white supremacist terrorism.
Superstition Mountains, known for their eerie legends, become the backdrop for a paranormal podcast team facing unexpected challenges while searching for lost gold.
Fighting game enthusiasts showcase their unique community dynamics as Dexter competes against a legend and engages with emerging talents aiming to innovate the genre.
Vigilantes in Guerrero, Mexico, armed with machetes and rifles, take justice into their own hands amid escalating violence from drug cartels and authorities.
A missing father's case leads his wife to consult a psychic who claims to relay messages from him, raising doubts about the accuracy of her insights.
Underride crashes involving large trucks have surged in the past decade, raising critical questions about safety measures and industry accountability.
Killeen, Texas, home to Fort Hood, faces a mental health crisis as 19 soldiers take their own lives in one year, highlighting the struggles of veterans returning from combat.
168 boys and 11 girls are held in overcrowded cells in Quezon City, where conditions are unsafe and resources are severely limited.
In April 1066, Haley's Comet sparked widespread panic in Europe, coinciding with the Norman Invasion that led to William the Conqueror's rule in England.
Over 30 million people visit Venice each year, but for some families, the trip is an opportunity to indulge in luxury shopping and extravagant spending.
East Germany experienced a nationwide uprising in June 1953, marked by strikes and Soviet intervention, challenging the regime's control and stability.
1947 marks a transformative year as the British Empire disintegrates, the Cold War begins, and rumors of alien encounters emerge alongside significant global events.
Firefighter James Scott deceives his fiancé Coleen about his job, marital status, and a supposed vasectomy, leading to an investigation by DC Bethan.
Archaeologists investigate a graveyard over 150 years old in London, revealing the buried lives of inmates from the notorious Victorian workhouse.
Malcolm X is shot 16 times at 3:00 p.m. on February 21, 1965, during a political meeting in Harlem, leading to his death at age 39.
President George W. Bush urged Americans to go shopping after 9/11, reflecting the deep-seated consumerism that drives human behavior.
New York's Wall Street crashed in October 1929, marking the beginning of the Great Depression that left many struggling to survive.
In 1979, the murder of 18-year-old Michelle Martinko in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, remained unsolved until DNA evidence identified a suspect nearly four decades later.
El Naya, a remote region in Colombia, is a vital corridor for cocaine production and trafficking, impacting local communities and international markets.
Ellie Gould, a 17-year-old from Calne, is murdered by her ex-boyfriend in Wiltshire on May 3, 2019.
Charlotte Lewis provides an uncut testimony detailing her allegations of rape against filmmaker Roman Polanski, emphasizing the importance of recognizing all victims.
American colonists' opposition to British control escalates into violence, culminating in the battles of Lexington and Concord and the onset of the Revolutionary War.
Catemaco, a town in Veracruz, Mexico, is renowned for its witchcraft, attracting politicians and celebrities seeking supernatural cures and powers.
North Korea, often seen through the lens of its totalitarian regime, is portrayed as a society of 26 million people navigating everyday life beyond the propaganda.
