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Every year, Chios hosts a spectacular pyrotechnic duel between two parishes, where thousands of homemade rockets light up the night before Orthodox Easter.
In the rainforest of Papua New Guinea, the Kaluli tribe honors the memory of Papa Minoa through traditional fire dances and rituals, as documented by photographer Marc Dozier.
Changi Airport's customer service teams navigate complex situations, from handling abandoned bags to managing medical emergencies and animal quarantines.
After six years in prison, Tyler reunites with his friend Justin, who encourages him to pursue his dream of starting a design company.
Alphée, a girl with a rare genetic disorder, challenges medical expectations as her father, Hugo Latulippe, dedicates a year to her education for classroom integration.
A mother’s broken-down car saves her daughter’s life, while a trucker hears a distress call on an off radio and a priest receives a life-changing call from a payphone.
Eleanor Cantello's experience with dementia highlights the emotional and practical challenges faced by her husband, John Cantello, as a caregiver.
Rome's underworld reveals a dangerous turf war among thieves and con men, putting unsuspecting tourists at risk amid the city's vibrant facade.
Detective Bradley Nickell's investigation into a major theft ring in Las Vegas escalates into a murder-for-hire plot targeting him, a prosecutor, and a judge.
Mass tourism emerged from a combination of romantic ideas about nature, infrastructure development, and paid holiday entitlement, with railways playing a pivotal role.
Advanced Symbolics employs artificial intelligence and social media data to forecast voter behavior, raising concerns about accuracy, privacy, and democracy.
A vocational rehabilitation counselor manages a caseload of approximately 60 clients, assisting them in returning to employment despite various disabilities.
Sexual assault within the U.S. military remains a critical issue, with only 2% of accused rapists facing court-martial, as highlighted by the experiences of survivors like Tina, Jessica, Suzanne, and Stephanie.
In Oymyakon, Siberia, children like eight-year-old Aljosha navigate extreme cold, attending school in temperatures that can drop below minus 65° Celsius.
Corruption among South Africa's councillors raises questions about the effectiveness of accountability mechanisms in a democracy lacking political will.
Competitive behavior is examined from childhood through adulthood, exploring its origins, benefits, and potential harms in various contexts.
Mug shots in North Carolina are made public immediately after arrest, with publications like The Slammer aiming to publish every arrest weekly.
In Malawi's Phirilongwe mountains, American pastor Kurt Dahlin leads a community effort to build a road that will enable access to clean drinking water.
Joseph Kabila's proposal for power-sharing in the Democratic Republic of Congo raises hopes for peace and stability after decades of ethnic conflict and violence.
Profiteers exploit the aftermath of the Beirut explosion, targeting vulnerable victims while also highlighting wildfires in Russia and illegal zoos in Latin America.
Samuel Stefan, along with six others, shares their experiences of manipulation and control within cults like The Exclusive Brethren and The Children of God.
Cathy Henkel's quest for justice and healing for her mother, a victim of a brutal assault, reveals deep-seated issues of trauma and resilience in South Africa.
Black-market organ trafficking reveals the desperate choices faced by impoverished sellers and patients, highlighting the moral complexities of survival and legality.
Lead poisoning in America is examined as a root cause of cyclical issues in impoverished communities, featuring insights from Ruth Ann Norton and Dr. Lawrence Brown.
Up to 20,000 babies worldwide were born with severe deformities due to thalidomide, a drug first marketed in Germany in 1957.
A driver recounts a $5 fare during the COVID-19 pandemic, which prompts him to stop working for Uber and Lyft after six years in remission from cancer.
Stella, nearly 104 years old, and a group of seniors aged 75 to 105 share their vibrant lives, exploring the meaning of aging in modern society through humor and storytelling.
Ten families navigate the complexities of life with a loved one incarcerated, exploring themes of crime, justice, and resilience in their everyday struggles.
In 1960s England, Ian Brady and Myra Hindley committed a series of child murders in Manchester, burying their victims at Saddleworth Moor.
William, a young orphan who lost both arms in an accident, demonstrates remarkable resilience and optimism as he navigates life in rural South Africa.
In 1956, a television program explores the conventional myth that women wield power through manipulation in relationships and marriage.
Thirty-one applicants from various countries were granted U.S. citizenship during a naturalization ceremony at the National Archives on December 14, 2018.
Migrant workers in Lebanon face severe challenges amid the ongoing economic crisis and the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Acid mine drainage in South Africa's Witbank region has led to severe environmental pollution and health risks, prompting local farmers to confront mining companies.
In Germany, one in eight women faces a breast cancer diagnosis, confronting significant physical and psychological challenges throughout their treatment and recovery.
Ruth, a shy 12-year-old cheerleader from the Twisters club, navigates challenges and prejudice while striving for success at the national championships.
Tara Grinstead, a former Miss Georgia contestant, disappeared in 2005, leading to Ryan Duke's arrest for her murder over a decade later, raising questions about his role.
Hitler's strategic errors during the Battle of Britain and Operation Barbarossa significantly contributed to the downfall of Nazi Germany in World War Two.
In Peru's Lake Titicaca, Uros children like Vidal navigate the challenges of daily life on floating islands, balancing traditional practices with modern education.
Azeem Hamid founded the youngest performing arts organization in Pakistan while studying, aiming to integrate performing arts into the national education curriculum.
Historic walking routes across Britain, from the Lake District to the Scottish Highlands, reveal the cultural heritage and local traditions that shape these landscapes.
Breast cancer screening programs may cause more harm than good, as studies suggest they do not lower mortality rates and lead to unnecessary diagnoses and treatments.
In Wimbledon, London, the murder of French au-pair Sophie Lionnet by her employers revealed disturbing delusions and a tragic end to her life.
Myths, stereotypes, and misrepresentations significantly impact the lives of modern-era African Americans, as examined by Janks Morton and featured voices like Boyce Watkins and Marc Lamont Hill.
Bee populations are declining due to Colony Collapse Disorder, pesticides, and habitat loss, threatening global food security and ecosystems.
In one of the world's busiest airports, staff compete for a customer service award while addressing various passenger challenges, including flight cancellations and medical emergencies.
Behavioral psychologist Peter McGraw investigates the subjective nature of humor, exploring why different people find varying things funny.
In the dense forests of Appalachia, local residents recount encounters with the Mothman, Sheepsquatch, and extraterrestrial beings.
