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Villagers in Turkey rally against an Australian mining company, fighting to protect their land and water from the toxic impacts of gold extraction.
China's resistance against Imperial Japan from 1937 to 1945, which resulted in 14 million deaths, played a crucial role in the broader context of World War II.
In Belarus, Norway, and Japan, communities continue to navigate life in contaminated territories decades after the Chernobyl and Fukushima nuclear disasters.
Yisroel Bernath, Montreal's 'Love Rabbi,' revitalizes online matchmaking efforts in response to the loneliness exacerbated by COVID-19 isolation.
YouTube's evolving landscape is examined through the experiences of viral stars and influencers, revealing the complexities of audience engagement and platform accountability.
Mark Zuckerberg's evolution from a Harvard student to the CEO of Meta is examined amid a landmark trial addressing Instagram's impact on addiction and mental health.
Cora's Pet Project addresses animal welfare and social injustice in South Africa's impoverished townships by providing veterinary care and support to families in need.
Two prominent African-Canadian lesbian artists, Faith Nolan and Grace Channer, perform and discuss their artistic collaboration and its impact on the community.
Donald Sterling, a billionaire real estate mogul and former owner of the Los Angeles Clippers, faced downfall due to a racist rant and subsequent controversies.
In Papua New Guinea, over a thousand ethnic groups coexist, showcasing unique cultures such as the Mud-men, Engas, Hulis, and Crocodile-men amidst stunning landscapes.
In 1975, the United Nations proclaimed International Women's Year to promote equality for women, addressing economic struggles faced by working women.
On June 3, 1998, a high-speed Deutsche Bahn train derailed near Eschede, Germany, resulting in 101 fatalities and revealing critical safety oversights.
In Louisiana, Indigenous women like Cherri Foytlin and Sharon Lavigne mobilize against fossil fuel companies to protect their land and way of life.
Burning Man festival serves as the backdrop for a multi-perspective exploration of love, creativity, and art through the experiences of five participants.
In the late 1950s, Singapore's Pulau Senang becomes an open-air prison for gangsters, where a rehabilitation initiative spirals into a violent riot by 1963.
Evolutionary anthropologists assess compelling new evidence for Bigfoot's existence while physicists investigate a Dybbuk box linked to unusual phenomena.
Experts in dating provide insights into the challenges women face in modern relationships, highlighting key issues and perspectives in the dating landscape.
Multiple sclerosis, characterized by diverse symptoms and variable progression, is increasingly treatable due to advancements in medical science, despite the absence of a cure.
In Singapore's Changi Prison, five inmates navigate rehabilitation programs and family connections while confronting the emotional challenges of incarceration.
In Potosí, Bolivia, Stef Biemans examines the historical and contemporary impacts of silver mining on the lives of its residents, where miners face a life expectancy of just 45 years.
A Los Angeles man rents his three-bedroom home in Las Vegas for $1 per month to a family he has never met, highlighting the impact of generosity and community support.
Recent research from experts like Stuart Brown and Elisabetta Palagi highlights the critical role of play in the development and survival of various species, including humans.
Venice faces a precarious future as it sinks by 6mm annually, exacerbated by frequent flooding that challenges the city's enduring bond with the sea.
In Montana, director Cyril Morin and actor Michael Spears reflect on the historical and contemporary issues facing the Lakota Sioux community.
Frontline leaders worldwide risk their lives to advocate for climate action, highlighting the urgent need for a sustainable future amid escalating environmental crises.
In the migrant camp of Las Raíces in Tenerife, 1,600 asylum seekers face prolonged detention and uncertainty while some organize a protest for better conditions.
Sherri Malarik was found dead in a Winn Dixie parking lot, leading police to suspect her husband Greg Malarik's involvement in her murder.
Surgeon Carlo Spagnolli returns to Uganda to revisit hospitals founded by dedicated healthcare workers amid the country's historical challenges.
In 1929, fewer than 120 of the 9,000 licensed pilots in the United States were women, marking a significant moment in aviation history.
Paul LeRoux, an encryption expert based in the Philippines, built a global criminal empire through a lethal mix of bribery and violence.
Chris and Krista Francis document their personal experiences with COVID-19, highlighting resilience and creativity during the pandemic.
The exploration of belief and skepticism regarding the existence of God examines psychological perspectives and historical contexts throughout human history.
New Yorkers navigate personal crises and existential dilemmas in an anthology featuring performances by Pauline Chalamet, Larry Fessenden, and Roger Howarth.
Lancaster Bomber squadrons of the RAF undertook perilous missions during World War II to dismantle Adolf Hitler's regime, resulting in significant loss of life.
In Syria, women have played a crucial role in the revolution against the Assad regime, facing immense challenges amid a decade of ongoing conflict and devastation.
Extinction rates are now comparable to those of the greatest mass extinction in Earth's history, driven by human activity and environmental impact.
Two teenagers, Jon Westling and Blake Corsaut, travel from California to New York during the COVID-19 pandemic, reflecting on youth and freedom amid health restrictions.
A young man from a refugee camp built a ladder to place a Palestinian flag atop a wall, illustrating acts of defiance against occupation.
In a suburban street, a taxi driver named Hiren crashes into a fence after signaling distress, leading to a complex investigation into his sudden death.
In rapidly expanding Middle Eastern megacities, the quest for green urban spaces reveals how gardens transform lives amidst challenging climatic conditions.
Mona, a golden brindle dog rescued from a shelter in Georgia, becomes an emotional support animal for Terry Katz, changing his life over three years.
Courageous Black women in Detroit confront evictions and predatory lending practices as they advocate against modern-day redlining and housing injustice.
The rise and legacy of influential American families like the Rockefellers and Vanderbilts are examined, highlighting their impact on industries and society.
In Vancouver's Downtown Eastside, luxury condos contribute to urban displacement while the Beat Enforcement Team tackles a significant criminal network.
Fifteen days are allotted to introduce a new political concept to society during an election campaign.
Wildfires in Sicily, largely ignited deliberately, devastated around 5,000 square kilometres in 2024, raising questions about the motives behind these destructive acts.
A hidden fallout shelter built under President Dwight D. Eisenhower, an influential internet editor, and a resilient cancer survivor illustrate significant stories of secrecy and innovation.
Colombia's oil industry, marred by violence and conflict, sees foreign interests and local rebels entangled in a cycle of exploitation and extortion.
