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Customers of the Anderson Cottonwood Irrigation District have gone without water for the first time in over 100 years due to a historic drought.
Historical analysis questions whether contemporary violence is unprecedented compared to past conflicts, exploring patterns of destruction and terror throughout history.
Missguided orchestrates a guerrilla marketing stunt at London Fashion Week, featuring a risqué film shoot and a location scout in Ibiza.
In rural England, families and couples face challenges and triumphs as they leave city life behind to renovate historic barns and abandoned farmhouses.
Four graduates of Barnard College are followed over a decade, highlighting their experiences and commitments as young women shaping their futures.
The concept of rebooting the human brain, akin to resetting a computer, raises significant questions about individual freedom and the implications of such technology.
A mysterious figure in blue jeans saves a young man pinned under a car, while a doctor and a girl collaborate to rescue a stranger, highlighting extraordinary acts of kindness.
Barack Obama's administration launched the Green New Deal, a significant green energy initiative aimed at reducing America's carbon footprint through renewable energy sources and corporate commitments.
Wild cat hunting in Zimbabwe has become a lucrative sport, attracting American hunters who prioritize profit over conservation concerns.
In Vancouver's Downtown Eastside, rising suicide rates and anti-police protests highlight the community's struggle with addiction and mental health crises.
In Pakistan, Father Parvez, a Manchester United fan, seeks to unite the Christian minority and the Muslim majority through the shared passion for football.
Eddie Sledge was born in November 1977, and his mother died three days after he was born, leaving his father to raise him alone in Brooklyn.
Amelia Earhart and her sister Muriel navigated a transforming society, where women's rights and aviation offered new opportunities and mutual support.
Lija, a war veteran in Bosnia and Herzegovina, leads a multi-ethnic biker club to protect wild horses while fostering community healing and resilience.
On June 2, 1983, Air Canada Flight 797 experienced a catastrophic inflight fire that led to 23 fatalities and prompted significant changes in aviation safety regulations.
A young piano prodigy finds strength through prayer, while an estranged father and son reunite, and a girl is comforted by a mysterious kitten after loss.
Josh Malone, a father of eight, fights to reclaim his patented invention, BunchOBalloons, after it is stolen before he can profit from it.
In the Himalayas, Father Latak prepares his children for the perilous Chadar route over ice to reach a prestigious boarding school, relying on weather predictions and traditional prayers.
Hitler and Stalin's complex relationship, marked by both mistrust and mutual fascination, significantly influenced the political landscape of Europe in the 20th century.
One third of women and girls globally face assault in their lifetime, raising questions about societal responses and the instinct to fight back, as explored by Ellen Snortland.
In the Pamir mountains, three friends on bamboo bicycles engage with local communities that are revitalizing traditional craftsmanship amid crisis.
A driver hears a mysterious voice urging him to stop, while 19th-century pioneers inexplicably arrive at a 20th-century convenience store.
Vampiric creatures have been attacking livestock in South Texas, leading scientists to conduct DNA tests on three Chupacabra specimens for identification.
Suzanne, a nurse, faces devastating physical and emotional trauma after her rape, ultimately leading to her suicide in this exploration of violence against women.
Blind sailors, including Matt Chao and Nancy Jodoin, race across open water, confronting their fears and gaining new perspectives on life and competition.
Survivors of the 2013 Lampedusa shipwreck gather annually to honor the tragedy, reconnecting with fisherman Vito Fiorino, who saved 47 lives that day.
Dark web marketplaces like AlphaBay facilitate the sale of drugs, guns, and counterfeit documents, generating over US$800,000 in daily transactions.
In a remote ghost town in the American West, Eileen Muža navigates life as a queer individual seeking community and belonging amidst societal change.
Ashin Wirathu, a prominent Buddhist monk in Myanmar, leads an anti-Muslim movement that highlights the escalating religious tensions in the country.
In Qatar's labor camps, 1.6 million migrant workers build the World Cup while competing in a football tournament that highlights their struggles and aspirations.
The reign of the House of Stuart from 1603 to 1688 is examined through the lens of the Wynn family at Gwydir Castle, highlighting key historical events and struggles.
Skeeter, a butch queer woman, reflects on how yoga has helped her heal and embrace self-love despite feeling out of place in traditional classes.
The French Revolution prompted significant changes in food consumption and presentation, reflecting the social upheaval and evolving culinary philosophies of the time.
Twice a week, the imara people travel to La Paz to sell traditional crafts, facing challenges in a changing economy.
Lawrence and Ronnine Bartley share their experiences of maintaining love and family life during Lawrence's 27 years of incarceration in American prisons.
Failure is examined as a catalyst for personal and professional growth through insights from psychologists and entrepreneurs, highlighting its role in innovation and resilience.
People of short stature encounter significant barriers in education and employment, facing daily discrimination while advocating for better visibility and medical care.
In Sunny Beach, Bulgaria, local officers, medical staff, and firefighters work to ensure the safety of British tourists like twins Harvey and Oscar during their first holiday.
Three women travel across the US and Kenya to highlight female heroes addressing social injustices such as sex trafficking, depression, and education access.
In Vancouver's Downtown Eastside, rookie officer Bryan Nykon trains under veteran Dave Steverding amid the complexities of policing a challenging community.
Concerns about the preservation of digital memory are examined, highlighting the fragility of data storage methods like hard disks and CDs over the next 2000 years.
In Berlin, state-funded funerals are arranged for individuals who die without next of kin, raising questions about the respect afforded to the deceased.
In Galicia, researchers developed predictive models for corporate bankruptcy, highlighting the tension between accuracy and explainability in modern finance.
A construction worker is treated at King's College Hospital for severe leg and chest injuries after being crushed under a cherry picker.
Indigenous mascots in Canada are examined as symbols of the ongoing legacy of Indigenous genocide and racism, challenging perceptions of the nation's identity.
Royal Marine recruits Dom and Kane face intense challenges during the world's toughest infantry training, revealing the mental strength needed to earn the green beret.
Donald Trump won 304 electoral votes in the 2016 election, despite losing the popular vote by nearly 2.9 million votes to Hillary Clinton.
Human curiosity, a catalyst for innovation and progress, is examined through historical case studies and expert insights from psychologists and sociologists.
