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Belgian artist and activists placed 18 coffins on a beach in Ostend to raise awareness about the migrant deaths in the Mediterranean, highlighting a shared European responsibility.
Dale Cregan gained notoriety in September 2012 for the murders of police officers Nicola Hughes and Fiona Bone in Hattersley, Manchester, following earlier killings of David and Mark Short.
In the summer of 1934, Brighton became the focus of a national scandal when Tony Mancini murdered former music hall star Violet Kay and lived with her body for two months.
James Cromwell reflects on his life, activism for animal rights, and the influence of his role in Babe on his decision to become vegan.
Nazi Germany's post-war ambitions included plans for a new European order, population control, and economic exploitation across conquered territories.
Three women share their experiences in professional wrestling, discussing the challenges and triumphs they face in a male-dominated industry.
A family in a logging community faces poverty and isolation as a man chooses the unpredictable life of an itinerant bush worker.
The 2018 Attica wildfires in Greece claimed 99 lives, exposing failures in crisis management, infrastructure, and the impact of climate change and austerity.
Critics of the Communist regime in Vietnam face severe repression, with many imprisoned for voicing dissent against the government's policies.
A wedding ceremony unites Anna Katrina Facel and Brian Keith Pangeli, set against the backdrop of a controversial evangelical movement on sexual orientation.
Muhammad, a 21-year-old Palestinian refugee, navigates the challenges of studying at an Israeli university while facing constant threats and societal division.
Cody plans to sell his cattle and retire, while Bubba and Kaley face challenges welcoming a young cowboy into their family.
Human torpedoes and midget submarines played crucial roles in World War II, highlighting the bravery of their crews and the evolution of tank warfare.
Over 40 buffalo are sacrificed during elaborate funeral rites in a small village in Sulawesi, marking the return of the deceased to their ancestors.
Dubai's rapid development, fueled by economic speculation, has led to a corrupt legal system that exploits both foreign investors and vulnerable construction workers.
Babies begin to learn language before they are born, preferring to hear their mother's voice while still in the womb.
C3 Megachurch, known for its appeal to millennials, markets conservative Christian values while attracting a diverse group of young converts.
Dubious forensic techniques, including touch DNA and cadaver dogs, have led to the wrongful convictions of innocent individuals in various criminal cases.
In the Haredi community, matchmaking practices reveal insights into the stability of relationships compared to the challenges faced in the secular world.
Around 130,000 Tibetans have fled China, facing dangerous journeys to preserve their culture and spirituality in neighboring countries like Nepal and India.
Montenegro's historical divisions are examined through the last interview with Mitropolit Amfilohije and insights from Prime Minister Zdravko Krivokapic.
Illegal Border Crossing Park in El Alberto offers tourists a simulated experience of crossing the US-Mexico border, raising questions about its impact on migration perceptions.
Female indigenous leaders in Brazil are leading the fight to protect the Amazon rainforest from destruction fueled by Jair Bolsonaro's policies.
Cleveland police officers fired 137 shots into a vehicle during a 2012 incident that left two people dead, raising questions about police conduct.
Operation Yewtree profoundly impacted the entertainment industry, highlighting the tension between victim justice and the rights of the accused amid intense media scrutiny.
Daniel and Lars travel the globe by motorbike, battling challenges on their exhilarating journey.
South Korea's "Well-Dying" movement promotes mental health through unique "fake funeral" services, allowing participants to reflect on life by writing eulogies and spending time in coffins.
Cluster bombs, which leave behind unexploded ordnance that acts as landmines, have prompted a global campaign for a ban, intensified by their use in Lebanon.
In Argentina, the Mennonites, descendants of a strict religious society, face increasing pressure from modernity while striving to maintain their traditional values.
A thriving trade in stolen body parts from Ukraine supplies the cosmetic surgery market in the West, exploiting vulnerable families and lax regulations.
Richard Jenkins, an Emeritus Professor of Sociology, reflects on the 1970s witchcraft scare in Northern Ireland that influenced his book, Black Magic and Bogeymen.
Kumaratunga, Sri Lanka's president, faces criticism for her handling of the civil war and tsunami relief while navigating a politically turbulent landscape.
Presidential campaigns in the United States have seen hundreds of candidates, with only 43 achieving victory, while many others faced significant failures and public embarrassment.
A mother's profound loss transformed into a vital health clinic in Africa, providing essential care for thousands and addressing critical health issues.
Miss Lillian Carter, a pioneering nurse and Peace Corps volunteer, profoundly influenced her son Jimmy Carter's presidency and left a legacy of courage and compassion.
Operation Market Garden, an Allied offensive in September 1944, aimed to secure a bridgehead over the Rhine River but ultimately failed due to underestimated German defenses.
Danielle, a winemaker in a small French village, navigates a complex life as she balances her love for her husband and her female partner for fifteen years.
The American bison, once nearly eradicated due to 19th-century commercial hunting, now symbolizes the complex relationship between humans and wildlife.
In Athens, Wisconsin, a family of four was found murdered on Independence Day, prompting a search for the missing matriarch and a complex investigation into the crime.
Buddy serial killers, such as the Hillside Stranglers and the Beltway Snipers, share a disturbing bond through their collaborative acts of murder.
Russian minorities in the Baltic states navigate complex identities and loyalties amid geopolitical tensions, particularly following the annexation of Crimea.
Alcohol use is the third leading cause of preventable death for women aged 35 to 55 in the United States, reflecting a growing public health crisis.
Autopista del Sol, linking Mexico City to Acapulco, is notorious for its high death toll due to unskilled drivers and cartel violence.
Nik Radev, a notorious Melbourne gangster, terrorized the city for two decades through violence and intimidation before his eventual assassination.
Minstrelsy, a form of entertainment performed by white actors in blackface, dominated British and American culture from the 1830s to the mid-20th century, as explored by actor David Harewood.
Four young surfers from California share their stories of overcoming trauma, including poverty and loss, while finding healing in the ocean.
Bill Coors, a prominent figure in the brewing industry, sought holistic solutions for the depression and anxiety affecting his family, paralleling the struggles of young internet influencers.
Refugees in Eastern Congo, traumatized by violence, are finally returning home after years of displacement, aided by two priests and a repaired locomotive.
