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One farmer reports receiving an average of a couple calls a day for support, a significant increase from just a few calls a month a decade ago.
Arab and Muslim men in the US face unjust arrests and deportations under post-9/11 policies, highlighting systemic discrimination in the name of national security.
Tensions surrounding Scotland's future with Westminster and Brussels intensify as Brexit reshapes economic prospects and independence debates across the nation.
DNA testing reveals unexpected ancestral connections for journalist Jack Tame and chef Ray McVinnie, reshaping their understanding of identity and heritage.
Over 80 percent of people with Down syndrome show signs of Alzheimer's disease at a much younger age than the general population.
Four family members in Montréal confront personal crises as the father seeks validation, the son engages in activism, and the mother questions her role.
Australia's evolution from World War II battlefields to a booming economy and the iconic Sydney Opera House showcases its resilience and innovative spirit.
A woman faces a 50/50 chance of inheriting her father's incurable disease while a man searches for his biological father, revealing unexpected family ties.
In Shanxi Province, China, a landscape photographer reveals the severe human impact of industrialization, highlighting birth defects linked to pollution.
A new group of Army nurses arrives in Korea, quickly assigned to hospital duties while adapting to the challenges of military life.
Cancun transforms into a chaotic party haven each spring, attracting college students with its excesses while grappling with crime and heightened security.
Landlords in the UK face significant challenges reclaiming properties in dire conditions, revealing the harsh realities of tenants living in substandard housing.
Customer service practices and standards are explored through cultural perspectives, featuring insights from Margaret Visser and Josh Freed.
Over 240 wealthy seniors live in a Miami retirement community that offers luxury services and social activities designed to keep their lives vibrant.
Aspiring RSPCA inspectors undergo rigorous training, facing physical tests and learning animal welfare laws to protect animals in distress across the UK.
At the National Archives, veterans and their families can access essential documentation to support their claims and benefits through the Know Your Records program.
Freetown, Sierra Leone faces an impending environmental disaster as rapid population growth and outdated sewage systems strain the city's infrastructure.
Kidnapping gangs in Nepal have surged post-civil war, leading to widespread fear and violent mob justice as citizens lose faith in their government.
A man from Dagestan reflects on his life in Giumri, Armenia, where he has lived for over 30 years amid a community of mostly Turkmen residents.
Franz Neyer explores the nature-nurture debate, examining whether personality traits are fixed at birth or influenced by environmental factors.
A young woman in a Catholic family attempts to persuade her brother against pursuing a life as a priest, highlighting familial and religious tensions.
Ordinary police officers across various communities demonstrate how routine stops can lead to significant breakthroughs in criminal investigations and prosecutions.
Pendle Hill in Lancashire is investigated for its historical hauntings, leading to an unexpected and dramatic conclusion during the night.
Ordinary police officers in the United States play a vital role in solving major crimes through routine encounters that lead to significant breakthroughs.
In 1960s Montreal, a young man collaborates with a female friend and a U.
Britain's self-made millionaires showcase their extravagant spending habits, from lavish gifts to unique celebrations, revealing a lifestyle where money knows no limits.
UFO phenomena in the United States have been shaped by government investigations and cover-ups since 1947, including a secret $20 million research program.
Victims of the Islamic State face a devastating humanitarian crisis in Iraq, as families are torn apart and thousands flee in search of safety and aid.
Miami-Dade's Special Response Team conducts high-risk operations against violent gangs and drug traffickers, showcasing their tactical planning and split-second decision-making.
In Montreal, the al-Mahamid family navigates the challenges of life as Syrian refugees, grappling with the ongoing impact of the war led by Bashar al-Assad.
Populist leaders are emerging as disruptors in wedge politics, polarizing electorates while claiming to represent the will of the people.
Resentment towards Western policies is rising in Morocco, fueling the popularity of radical Islamist groups amid a backdrop of westernization and cultural tension.
A construction worker suffers severe leg and chest injuries after being crushed under a cherry picker, prompting an urgent response from emergency services.
Phosphate miners in Tunisia continue to face dire working conditions and high unemployment, revealing the unfulfilled promises of the Arab Spring.
SCC Legacy, an Australian cheerleading team, competes at the World Championship, highlighting the intense training and teamwork required in elite cheerleading.
Sebastian Kurz, Austria's youngest chancellor, faces intense protests from grandmothers opposing his rightward policies amid rising tensions over immigration and national identity.
In 1996, a serial bomber terrorized Prince Edward Island by planting explosives in public spaces, leaving a swastika as a calling card for eight years.
Migration faces increasing peril as Europe enforces stricter borders, revealing the harsh realities through the eyes of those affected.
A live Google Hangout features filmmakers, a YouTuber, a pediatrician, and a parent discussing the themes and questions raised in the documentary about transgender youth.
Reform in Iran is propelled by the youth engaging in illegal activities, challenging the older generation's extreme Islamic sentiments following the 1997 elections.
Lion trophy hunting is examined through the lens of an American hunter's pursuit, highlighting its impact on local economies and ethical dilemmas.
Forensic techniques such as touch DNA and cadaver dogs have led to the wrongful convictions of innocent individuals in various criminal cases.
A misfit community finds solace in the haunted house ArcSport, confronting their demons together.
In an era dominated by lobby groups and big business, choices in food, medicine, finance, and media are increasingly dictated by external influences.
As artificial intelligence evolves, questions arise about its impact on society, creativity, and the potential for machines to achieve self-awareness.
Eleanor Roosevelt's contributions to human rights and women's rights in the mid-20th century are examined by historian Allida Black and biographer David Michaelis.
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's romance sparked a cultural shift within the British monarchy, challenging longstanding traditions and leading to their departure from royal duties.
Iranian activists leverage social media to challenge government oppression, while the regime employs advanced technology to suppress dissent and monitor citizens.
