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Thirty surfboards were shipped to Liberia to support the local surfing community and help establish the Robertsport Surf Club.
Following the 1968 riots in Washington, DC, a film produced by the Office of Economic Opportunity examines efforts to improve police-community relations through the Pilot District Project.
Bitcoin emerges as a revolutionary force in the evolution of currency, challenging the long-standing dominance of paper money in global finance.
A case of stomach pain escalates into a critical emergency at King's College Hospital, highlighting the challenges faced by medical staff in the ER.
Aboriginal communities in the Kimberley face cultural and social challenges as individuals like Gabriel, Peter, Felicity, and brothers Billy and Jordan navigate their identities.
Millions in America face significant challenges reintegrating into society due to housing restrictions linked to felony records.
Marie Davis, a 15-year-old girl, goes missing after returning home from a friend's house, prompting a forensic investigation into her disappearance.
Exorcism experiences a modern revival, featuring a NASA engineer who navigates the intersection of ancient rituals and contemporary cyber security challenges.
COVID-19 has severely impacted the entertainment and hospitality sectors, forcing adaptations in how people experience concerts and events.
Colombian President Juan Manuel Santos, awarded the 2016 Nobel Peace Prize, navigated a complex path to end a five-decade civil war with FARC.
Ethiopia faces a critical food crisis, with 14 million people at risk of starvation despite substantial foreign aid and reliance on agricultural production.
Anita reflects on her ancestors' village in Ghana, exploring themes of health, human rights, and the evolving role of women in society.
The National Archives holds approximately 13 billion pieces of paper, including records from 14 presidential libraries, as part of its mission to preserve government documents.
The brutal murder of John Scott, Head of Fiji’s Red Cross, and his partner raises questions of political motives, personal relationships, and societal tensions in Fiji.
A filmmaker diagnosed with narcolepsy at age 21 documents her participation in a scientific research study to raise awareness for the condition.
Venezuela, the world's first petrostate, faces a severe political and humanitarian crisis exacerbated by the dominance of colossal oil refineries.
Six strangers spend 25 days in the wilderness, relying on ancient survival skills and the teachings of Elders to reconnect with their past.
Two young women share a room while working in a dress factory, but their friendship becomes strained as they confront their differences.
East Germany's Ministry for State Security, known as the Stasi, created an extensive surveillance system that monitored citizens through millions of files and informants.
Consumption of meat in the Northern Hemisphere is driving the destruction of tropical forests in Latin America, threatening ecosystems and local communities.
In Fortaleza, six boys from the Crianca não é da rua project train to represent Brazil in the Street Child World Cup, facing personal loss and societal challenges.
Xinjiang, once a region of independent Turkic kingdoms and a vibrant Uyghur identity, has been reshaped by the Chinese Communist Party's policies and control.
Policing in Nigeria faces scrutiny as Vice Around the World examines the challenges and reforms within the country's law enforcement system.
In Vancouver's Downtown Eastside, Sergeant Steinkampf navigates a crisis involving a mother and son amid the challenges of poverty and addiction during the holiday season.
Human beings have been making things for approximately 1.76 million years, yet many have shifted from makers to consumers in modern society.
In Beirut, journalist Wissam Charaf recounts his childhood experiences of war amidst the ongoing Israeli bombing campaign in Lebanon in March 2026.
The Black Watch sniper platoon, which suffered the highest casualties among Canadian regiments in World War II, shares their experiences from the liberation of Western Europe.
Ninety-eight percent of roofs in California are already Class A roofs, yet towns continue to face destruction from wildfires.
Five thousand dollars is the starting bid for a combine during an auction led by Dale Menzak, who also works as a part-time undertaker.
Ultra-Orthodox Chassidic Rabbis travel through the Australian outback, connecting with local communities and exploring Jewish identity beyond Melbourne.
In Surrey, Jacqueline Gold, CEO of Anne Summers, showcases her £500M empire and exclusive experiences, including a £25K perfume session and access to West Ham United's Chairman's Suite.
Jose proposes to Elizabeth over the phone after losing their mortgage approval, while the film also highlights the struggles of low-wage workers in America.
Tuberculosis claims thousands of lives in South Africa annually, as patients struggle with incomplete treatment and conflicting advice from healers and doctors.
Montana served as a critical training ground for the Devil's Brigade, the elite commando unit that fought against the Axis powers during World War II.
Tamara Segura returns to Cuba to confront her father's alcoholism and the enduring effects of the Cuban Revolution on her family and community.
Gen Z's activism against climate change is explored alongside the rise of astrology and the unusual phenomenon of drug smuggling pigeons.
Bernard Lafayette reflects on the teachings of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and emphasizes the ongoing relevance of nonviolence in contemporary social justice movements.
Ben Zygier, an Australian citizen and alleged Mossad agent, died in solitary confinement in Israel in 2010, raising questions about government transparency and censorship.
Kat Downie, a former gold medallist, raises concerns about fairness in the Paralympic classification system, advocating for evidence-based improvements.
Tonica Jenkins, a Yale student known for her manipulative skills, orchestrated the murder of a woman, revealing a dark turn in her ambitions.
Geraldo da Souza and two thousand workers faced job loss at Ford Brazil due to corporate decisions, highlighting the impact of globalization on livelihoods.
In 1971, Daniel Ellsberg leaked 7,000 pages of top secret documents to The New York Times, revealing the deception behind the Vietnam War and influencing U.S. politics.
Fleischkonsum in den Industrieländern führt zur Zerstörung tropischer Wälder in Lateinamerika, während lokale Gemeinschaften unter Hunger leiden.
Indigenous activists in the Greater Chaco region of the American Southwest work to protect their land from oil and gas extraction while advocating for community health.
In May 2014, physicist Stephen Hawking and other leading scientists issued warnings about the uncontrolled development of artificial intelligence and its potential threats to humanity.
News anchor Simon Dallow's DNA test reveals a connection to the Spanish Inquisition, while supermodel Kylie Bax links to a Siberian tribe and a chocolate dynasty.
In 1968, the Tet Offensive intensified opposition to the Vietnam War in the U.S., while social revolutions erupted in Paris and Germany, and the Prague Spring faced Soviet invasion.
The 2026 FIFA World Cup, featuring 48 teams and hosted by the United States, Canada, and Mexico, raises concerns about affordability for ordinary fans amid rising costs.
