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The Balkans serve as a focal point for discussions on colonization and contamination, featuring insights from Noam Chomsky and Jeffrey Sachs.
In Texas, which has the highest incarceration rate in the United States, Reggie Yates examines the realities faced by inmates within the prison system.
A violent attack at an 18th birthday party leads to a son arriving at King's College Hospital, panicking over the whereabouts of his injured father.
Rae Colleen Portman, a 33-year-old pregnant woman, goes missing in Hamilton, New Zealand, leading to a forensic investigation that uncovers vital clues after her body is found.
Alain Philoctète, a Haitian artist and activist, pursues a permaculture project in Haiti while battling cancer, as documented by Will Prosper.
In Palawan, the Taaw’t Bato tribe, once semi-nomadic, faces the challenge of returning to their ancestral caves to survive the rainy season after years of urban life.
Italy's far-right movement faces opposition from the left, while the impact of COVID-19 on love and Hong Kong's postponed elections are also explored.
A young man's murder in Los Angeles inspires the creation of the Future Legend sports clothing brand, highlighting themes of loss and resilience.
In spring 1993, the Waco siege involved the Branch Davidians, led by David Koresh, who barricaded themselves in Texas amid a standoff with law enforcement.
Journalist Jack Tame and chef Ray McVinnie explore their complex ancestry through DNA testing, revealing unexpected family histories in Hawaii.
Taiwan's evolution into a distinct nation is shaped by historical divisions, economic challenges, indigenous rights, and the impact of its democratic emergence in the 1990s.
In 1936, the Berlin Olympics became a propaganda tool for Adolf Hitler's regime, showcasing the exclusion of Jewish athletes like Margaret Lambert and the triumph of Jesse Owens.
In rural Canada, adolescents navigate their relationships with authority figures while experiencing the contrasts between structured classrooms and the freedom of outdoor play.
COVID-19 remains shrouded in uncertainty, as experts discuss its unknowns alongside issues like the Italian mafia and the bioethics of biodiversity.
1.2 million Twitter impressions were generated in 48 hours for the ‘Get Me to 21’ campaign following the death of 19-year-old Kayleigh in a car accident.
Harrison Ford's illustrious career in Hollywood is examined through the lens of his legal battles, including costly divorces and multimillion-dollar settlements.
37% of Americans go without recommended care due to healthcare payments, as the film examines systemic issues in the U.S. healthcare system.
Berlin served as the central battleground of the Cold War, where CIA and KGB agents engaged in a covert intelligence war marked by economic pressures and secret diplomacy.
The Federal Reserve, established during the Wilson Presidency, operates by creating money from nothing, lending it to the U.S. Government, and charging interest.
In 2020, the COVID-19 pandemic, alongside natural disasters and civil unrest, prompted individuals worldwide to prioritize community support over personal needs.
In a small-town Catholic parish, priest Nicholas J. Viscio, nun Sr. Mary Lou Liptak, and nun Sr. Doreen Glynn explore innovative approaches to women's roles in the Church.
At just 14 years old, Leonie navigates the complexities of fame and financial exploitation as a teenage influencer, with her parents managing her burgeoning career.
In 1993, the FBI utilized advanced forensic techniques to link Richard Allen Davis to the abduction and murder of 12-year-old Polly Klaas in California.
Military bomber aircraft, from the Avro Lancaster to the B-52 Stratofortress, have significantly transformed warfare strategies and historical outcomes.
Five women share their experiences with workplace discrimination in Canada, addressing the subtle biases that hinder their career advancement.
Lloyd navigates life with schizophrenia in an urban environment marked by decay, offering a personal perspective on mental health challenges.
The booming trade in dinosaur bones, driven by private collectors like Christian Link, poses challenges for natural history museums competing for fossils like the triceratops Cera.
In Jerusalem, 11-year-old Russian immigrant Asya navigates cultural, political, and religious diversity while adapting to her new life and making friends.
The rise of the intimacy economy raises ethical questions about customizable lovebots, examining their potential to alleviate loneliness or exacerbate isolation.
Anita Zenani, a junior BMX champion from South Africa, faces intense pressure and personal struggles as she navigates her teenage years and athletic expectations.
The hamburger patty industry, driven by aggressive marketing, significantly contributes to deforestation in tropical regions while impacting local communities in the Global South.
At strawberry farms across California, immigrant workers labor tirelessly to harvest fruit by hand, embodying the pursuit of the American dream.
At King's College Hospital, a routine emergency escalates into a critical life-or-death decision for Omar's son during a 24-hour period in the ER.
Frank Hardy, born on March 21, 1917, became a prominent figure in Australian communism, facing state surveillance from the ASIO for over 50 years.
Malcolm Brockelhurst's pre-planned funeral features a bright orange airplane coffin and a custom cremation song, highlighting unique burial practices alongside other unconventional tributes.
On June 26, 1999, five prisoners from Baumettes prison in Marseille escaped by clinging to ropes thrown from a helicopter.
France grapples with renewed religious conflict, exploring its implications and the cultural phenomenon of memes in contemporary society.
In a community near a landfill, parents and teachers at an elementary school raise concerns about a mysterious illness and deaths affecting children.
Hawaii was an independent nation until its illegal overthrow by the United States in 1893, a fact acknowledged by a 1993 Joint Resolution of Congress.
In Singapore's only women's prison, six inmates navigate the challenges of incarceration, facing personal struggles and the complexities of family connections.
Bitcoin's influence on global finance is examined through the lens of Fear, Uncertainty, and Doubt (FUD) as industry experts like Jimmy Song and Lamar Wilson share insights.
In Paris in August 1920, the mysterious disappearance of Monsieur Bassarabo led to a sensational trial that captivated public opinion and divided commentators.
The Boeing 737 MAX, involved in two fatal crashes in 2018, is examined through insights from pilots, engineers, and crash investigators.
British actor Paul Blackthorne and Australian photographer Mister Basquali travel across America, interviewing strangers about healing in unexpected times and places.
Moria Refugees Camp in Greece faces escalating tensions following devastating fires, highlighting the complex issues surrounding migration and discrimination.
In maximum security prison, inmates like Boon Keng, Graceson, Iskandar, and Khai struggle to maintain family connections while facing personal crises.
In March 2010, 15-year-old Sofyen Belamouadden was murdered at Victoria Station in London, a crime orchestrated via social media that led to the largest murder prosecution in Metropolitan Police history.
In 1612, nine-year-old Jennet Device played a pivotal role in the Pendle witch trial, leading to the execution of her family and neighbors in Lancashire.
