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Millennials navigate the implications of advanced technologies, including robotics and DNA modification, while contemplating the ethics of extending human life.
In a world where CRISPR technology enables genetic modification of embryos, Lena grapples with the ethical implications of altering her future children's hearing abilities.
Over 49 minutes, Black women share their experiences of fighting against racism and sexism in various social movements across Canada.
Thalidomide victims in Germany, Canada, and the UK reflect on societal attitudes towards disability over 25 years, while new cases emerge in Brazil, prompting calls for justice.
In February 2005, Françoise Chabé was found dead in her home, leading to her partner becoming the prime suspect in the investigation.
In 1995 Houston, Texas, two women lure men through a dating service, only to drug and rob them, raising questions about their mysterious mastermind.
A family from the Cree Nation of Waswanipi confronts generational disconnection and finds healing through the powerful bonds of kinship.
Aodh Breathnach examines the long-lasting psychological effects of knife crime in the UK, sharing personal experiences and insights from survivors and experts.
Corruption at the highest levels fuels Mediterranean arms trafficking, while refugees face exploitation, toxic waste disposal devastates the environment, and drug routes evolve.
Housing affordability and homelessness in the Bay Area are examined through personal stories and local laws that reflect decades of policy impact.
Approximately 30,000 American Christian missionaries have arrived in Eastern Europe since the collapse of communism, aiming to convert millions to Christianity.
In Austria, the "Nachbarinnen" association provides support to migrant women facing isolation, unemployment, and language barriers in Vienna.
Young super-rich influencers have transformed their passions into profitable careers, reshaping modern celebrity culture through the power of social media.
Chengdu, a provincial capital in South West China, has transformed its environmental conditions and enhanced the quality of life for its poorest residents.
Gwen Carr, mother of Eric Garner, transforms her grief into activism, advocating for justice and accountability following her son's death by NYPD in 2014.
A group of villagers in northern Ghana engages in a revealing discussion about gender roles and labor distribution, highlighting women's extensive daily workloads.
The 1960s marked a pivotal era in the quest for freedom in America, characterized by significant events like the assassinations of President Kennedy and Martin Luther King.
Malnutrition affects nine out of ten children in Nepal, creating an invisible crisis that perpetuates a cycle of lost physical and mental potential.
In an era dominated by artificial intelligence, the film examines the implications of autonomous technology on society, economy, and human capabilities.
Afghanistan's reliance on local warlords for security complicates the pursuit of democracy, leaving citizens caught between fear and instability.
California Highway Patrolman George Gwaltney was acquitted of murdering 23-year-old Robin Bishop, but later evidence led the FBI to convict him in a third trial.
Five asylum seekers fleeing homophobic violence navigate the challenges of integration and the threat of deportation in Canada.
Aileen Wuornos, a sex worker in Florida, harbored intense anger towards her clients, which ultimately led to her conviction for multiple murders.
San Patrignano, Europe's largest rehabilitation center in Italy, integrates work routines like winemaking and carpet weaving into its drug addiction recovery process.
Palestinian refugees in Lebanon face severe restrictions on employment, education, and healthcare, living in poverty for decades amid ongoing sectarian conflict.
Soldiers returning from Iraq and Afghanistan face the challenges of undiagnosed PTSD, highlighting a culture of neglect surrounding their mental health.
Humans have created agro-ecosystems that rely on monocultures, which are vulnerable to shifts in climate affecting food availability.
Women in the U.S. Armed Forces have gradually gained access to combat roles and leadership positions, culminating in the 2015 policy change allowing full participation.
Instagram model Erin Budina explores manual labor through a new YouTube channel while young entrepreneur Callum Griffith shares his journey in the dog food industry.
Clare Wood's tragic murder by George Appleton, whom she met on an internet dating site, prompted the creation of Clare's Law to enhance women's safety.
Jalal Talabani, Iraq's president, reflects on his tumultuous path to leadership and the ongoing struggles for unity and peace in a war-torn nation.
Rev. Jesse Jackson reflects on his collaboration with Martin Luther King Jr. and their shared commitment to nonviolence and social justice in this interview.
Transformative stories of recovery from opiate addiction highlight the experiences of families, officials, and first responders amid the ongoing opioid crisis.
Percy and Beverly Evans, once part of Milwaukee's middle class, now struggle to survive on $8 an hour after losing stable jobs due to the city's industrial collapse.
29-year-old arborist Mike participates in a 9-week adult literacy program in Australia to learn reading and writing skills before his wedding day.
Extreme haunted houses push the boundaries of fear and entertainment, raising questions about the limits of terror in immersive experiences.
Ghislaine Marchal was found dead in her Cannes villa with a message implicating "Omar," raising questions about the circumstances of her murder.
In Amazonia, the ongoing gold rush, highlighted by activists Raoni Metuktire and Marco Arana, poses severe threats to indigenous communities and the environment.
Asbestos exposure in South Africa has led to a surge in compensation claims from miners and workers, prompting global lawsuits against mining companies for environmental harm.
The David M. Rubenstein Records of Rights Gallery has welcomed nearly 8 million visitors since its opening, focusing on the struggle for individual rights in America.
Social media algorithms and disinformation campaigns have transformed outrage into a profitable industry, impacting democracy and public trust globally.
Ron, a boy with cerebral palsy, faces daily challenges while his family navigates a complex surgery in the US to improve his mobility and quality of life.
Impressive golf courses in South Africa reveal a facade of grandeur, exposing the underlying issues of corruption and mismanagement in the sport.
Ex-secret agents in Las Vegas protect an Indian Reservation from a gangster's threat.
Mysterious cattle mutilations, alien abduction claims, and the "Wow! signal" raise questions about government cover-ups and the existence of extraterrestrial life.
Travis Alexander's murder in 2008, marked by multiple stab wounds and a gunshot, led to a highly publicized trial of Jodi Arias in Arizona.
Young mayors like Michael Tubbs and Alex Morse are challenging traditional politics with innovative policies aimed at engaging millennials and revitalizing struggling cities.
Military conflicts have inflicted an invisible epidemic of PTSD on veterans for over a century, revealing a heartbreaking history of misunderstanding and neglect.
