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More than a billion people use Facebook, but Brant Pindivic questions its role in his life and the lives of his children as he considers joining the platform.
Amusement parks around the world have experienced catastrophic accidents over the past two centuries, highlighting the risks associated with thrill rides.
Mathematician Hannah Fry examines pressing questions about the future, exploring topics like longevity, cancer cures, climate change, and AI integration.
Social media platforms like Instagram and TikTok have transformed DJs into essential figures in nightlife, branding, and music promotion, featuring artists such as DJ Trauma and Monika Starling.
In Finland, a vibrant community of hobbyhorse enthusiasts, including young girls Aisku, Elsa, and Alisa, transforms a traditional pastime into a serious sport with competitions and online engagement.
A family grapples with the emotional turmoil of a son accused of murdering his sister, exploring their complex relationships over a decade.
In a society increasingly obsessed with self-image, Body à La Carte examines the rise of cosmetic procedures through personal stories and expert insights from plastic surgeons.
A 16-year-old student at King's College Hospital collapses with a suspected stroke, prompting A&E staff to manage a night of urgent medical emergencies.
Sugar-dating, a phenomenon where younger individuals date older, wealthier partners for financial support, is explored through filmmaker Hannah and her sisters' experiences.
Debbie Flores Narvaez, a dancer in Las Vegas, is found murdered after achieving success in the burlesque show “Fantasy,” leading to a complex investigation.
New Hope, Pennsylvania, is described as the most haunted place in the United States, with spirits that are said to be part of the town's fabric.
Marian Wright Edelman reflects on her experiences with Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and the impact of faith on his leadership during the civil rights movement.
One in six people worldwide lives in slums, where resilient communities create homes that reflect their cultural heritage amidst urban overcrowding.
Patrick seeks answers about the sudden death of his healthy 19-year-old sister Lauren, exploring potential causes and prevention methods for similar tragedies.
Six Indigenous strangers confront the harsh realities of survival on the Atlantic coast, navigating a canoe journey while establishing a camp before nightfall.
Violence erupted in June 2000 at the Morning Star Baptist Church in Boston when thirteen masked men fatally attacked a parishioner during a funeral.
Nine young individuals in East Oakland participate in a hip hop workshop that uses music as a tool for self-expression and mental health support.
80 percent of Kobane is completely destroyed, leaving families like Evlin's to navigate life in a refugee camp after fleeing ISIS attacks.
Religion and spirituality significantly influence health practices and beliefs across various cultures, as explored by Gerald Krell in this comprehensive overview.
MV Becrux, a $100-million livestock carrier, transports 16,000 cattle and $12 million in cargo from Australia to Indonesia, facing logistical challenges and piracy risks.
In late 2017 and early 2018, 29 Iranian women protested against the compulsory hijab by publicly displaying their headscarves, facing arrest and abuse from authorities.
Four "Super Senior" tennis players-Leonid, Etty, King, and John-compete at the International Tennis Federation Senior World Championship.
Secret investigations by the British government into UFO sightings, including military accounts and classified documents, reveal a complex history of alleged extraterrestrial encounters.
Toby Lowry, at 22, claims his 15-year-old girlfriend Morgan Leppert coerced him into murdering an elderly disabled man in Florida.
3,000 people attended Leia Garofalo's funeral in Milan after she was murdered by the Calabrian mafia for denouncing her family's criminal ties.
Trafalgar Square became a focal point for voices opposing the Iraq War in 2003, captured through a series of impactful interviews in April 2004.
Anarchist projects across Europe challenge traditional power structures by advocating for a society where knowledge, resources, and individuals are free from control.
Victor Pineda, an urban planner and activist, reflects on the meaning of life while confined to his room during the Covid-19 pandemic.
In Toronto, four Muslim women navigate the complexities of choosing to wear or not wear hijab, confronting diverse opinions and societal expectations.
Carmen Thomas, a young mother from Auckland, goes missing, prompting police in Hamilton to use advanced forensics to investigate her disappearance.
Scotland's impending independence referendum prompts a critical reassessment of its 300-year union with the UK, igniting debates on potential benefits and risks.
Brave journalists who sacrificed their lives in pursuit of truth and freedom are honored through the exploration of their harrowing stories and untimely deaths.
Betty Hill's blue dress, worn during one of the U.S.'s first alien abduction cases, undergoes DNA testing for extraterrestrial evidence, while recent livestock killings suggest a Demon Wolf may be active in the Midwest.
Labor culture is examined through its historical evolution, wage changes, and the impact of burnout on workers, featuring insights from George Monbiot.
Sixteen-year-old Brenda Spencer opened fire on children at Cleveland Elementary School in San Diego using a semi-automatic rifle gifted by her father.
American dynasties such as the Rockefellers, Fords, and Vanderbilts are examined for their influence on the U.S. economy and the complexities of their legacies.
In Australia, 27-year-old carpenter Jared confronts his lifelong literacy challenges and the loss of his mother as he attempts to read his first book.
Social democrats across Europe grapple with a crisis of support, as six politicians from various countries seek solutions to revive their movement.
In Angers, France, the intergenerational housing project "Village des Générations" connects 70 senior residents with toddlers, fostering companionship and community well-being.
In Newport, Wales, Sarah and Noam's ambitious property renovation project spirals into chaos due to unexpected costs and a breakdown in their partnership.
Air France Flight 4590 crashed shortly after takeoff from Charles de Gaulle airport on July 25, 2000, due to critical design and operational oversights.
Bill Einreinhofer reflects on over 30 years of filmmaking in China, showcasing rare historical footage and personal stories from the country's cultural evolution.
Jonathan Lerman, a 14-year-old artist, completed a race with his father, finishing second to last after taking their time on the course.
1% of 1.2 billion people in India are added to the population each year, raising urgent questions about resources and support for the young and marginalized.
In a tragic case of online deception, 19-year-old Tony Bushby used social media to manipulate fellow student Katie Briscoe before fatally stabbing her.
J. Edgar Hoover's relentless surveillance of Martin Luther King Jr. highlights the FBI's controversial tactics during the civil rights movement.
An 18-year-old faces charges after fighting police during a large altercation at the Louisville Skatepark last month.
Living Room hospice in Kenya has 24 beds and serves patients who often cannot afford to travel for treatment in a struggling healthcare system.
