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One military spouse reports her husband has been deployed over 20 times, including short-term assignments, which adds strain to family life.
A long-deceased grandmother aids her grandson, while a mother hears her daughter's silent plea for help, suggesting love transcends death.
Alberto “Chino” Carias, a former vigilante leader in Caracas, navigates his complex roles as a government official and enforcer amid Venezuela's economic collapse.
Osian, a 27-year-old sheepdog trainer, and Ellen, a 24-year-old civil engineering estimator, attempt to renovate a dilapidated bungalow in North Wales with a £12,000 budget.
Mary Lou Finley shares her experiences with Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and the Chicago Freedom Movement, highlighting ongoing struggles for justice and housing segregation.
Gulab Maharajin defied Hindu customs by performing cremations at Rasoolabad Ghat in Allahabad for over 60 years, challenging gender norms in the process.
In Wisconsin, Ginger's restoration of an old mansion is complicated by a supernatural presence that drives her husband to the brink of madness.
Enea, a 28-year-old man with autism living in Italy, seeks physical love while traveling through Europe with friends Carlo and Alex.
In Connecticut, Bonnie and her family enlist psychic investigators to understand the unsettling presence in their newly purchased 19th century farmhouse.
Urban transformation in Turkey has led to the destruction of historical neighborhoods, replaced by glass towers and a significant loss of green spaces.
Terrance Wallace, a black man from Chicago's westside, implements a pioneering program aimed at addressing racial inequalities and empowering local teens.
Frustrated by high health insurance costs, small business owner Kim Sertich explores affordable alternatives like direct primary care and health sharing.
Simone Weber, known as the "Diabolical Woman of Nancy," maintains her innocence in the 1991 murder and dismemberment of Bernard Hettler, despite her conviction.
Peter Short, diagnosed with terminal oesophageal cancer, advocates for the legalization of voluntary euthanasia in Australia to avoid a painful death.
Thaddeus and Nanci, a Native and Non-Native couple from Montana, navigate cultural tensions and identity challenges as they prepare for their wedding.
Cynthia reconnects with her biological mother after years apart, reflecting on their shared Acadian heritage and personal journeys.
Psilocybin, the psychoactive compound in magic mushrooms, is explored in a groundbreaking medical trial aimed at treating clinical depression among volunteers.
Astronauts on long-duration missions to Mars face significant psychological challenges, including isolation, depression, and potential conflicts, as explored by experts like Julie Payette and James Cameron.
Ninety local Wikipedians attended a meetup and birthday party for Wikipedia hosted by the National Archives in Washington, D.C.
A man's quest to honor his deceased ex-wife culminates in a poignant exploration of love, loss, and trans identity in contemporary society.
Quebec women of West African origin share their experiences of overcoming domestic violence, highlighting resilience and empowerment in their quest for dignity.
A group of homeless children from Fortaleza is selected to represent Brazil in the 2014 Street Child World Cup, highlighting their preparation and aspirations.
In a small town in South Korea, expatriates navigate the challenges of culture shock, relationship-building, and the pursuit of a self-determined life.
Florida's roads, plagued by over 1,100 daily accidents and 3,000 annual deaths, highlight the dangers posed by a mix of tourists, elderly drivers, and urban chaos.
Mukbang, a global trend where individuals consume large amounts of food on camera, has sparked controversy with India's endorsement and China's 2021 ban.
Refugee children in Quebec face significant challenges integrating into the school system due to the trauma of violence they have endured, as explored by psychologist Hélène Magny.
Lewis Howard Latimer, the son of escaped slaves, and abolitionist John Brown highlight the struggle against segregation and the fight for civil rights in America.
Eighteen-year-old activist Joshua Wright interviews climate scientists and frontline activists to address the environmental crisis facing his generation.
Ex-convicts from some of the toughest prisons in the world share their personal experiences of life behind bars, revealing the harsh realities of incarceration.
Six kids participate in Odyssey of the Mind, creating a robot to address themes of bullying and mental health through storytelling.
Four legendary female chess players from Georgia-Nona Gaprindashvili, Nana Alexandria, Maia Chiburdanidze, and Nana Ioseliani-transformed women's chess during the Cold War.
Architects, artists, and innovators like Jay Shafer and Richart Sowa explore portable and flexible living solutions that promote independence from traditional infrastructure.
Madonna, Lisa Marie Presley, and Robin Williams are among the celebrities whose careers and financial disputes are examined through legal battles and personal challenges.
In Italy, women share their personal experiences and reasons for choosing a childfree lifestyle, challenging societal taboos surrounding motherhood.
At seventeen, Jason Cooper sustained a C3/C4 incomplete spinal cord injury from a car accident, leading to significant physical limitations and a challenging rehabilitation process.
Tyler Edmonds, at thirteen, confessed to assisting his half-sister Kristi Fulgham in the murder of her husband, Joey Fulgham, in 2016.
A midwife assists women in childbirth while a chaplain provides comfort to dying patients at Saint Boniface General Hospital in Manitoba.
Inmates at Changi Maximum Security Prison prepare for reintegration into society, with Graceson seeking psychological support and Iskandar retaking his 'O' levels.
Four progressive congresswomen, known as "The Squad," transformed American politics with their bold stances on key issues and faced significant backlash.
Japan's video game industry, once a global leader, faces challenges in reclaiming its status amid competition and restrictive laws, despite successes like Nintendo's Animal Crossing.
More than 86,000 girls under 18 live in Detroit, facing challenges that include violence, educational instability, and personal health issues.
Hill shepherds Amanda and Clive Owen raise their nine children on a remote UK farm, balancing traditional farming with family life and independence.
Iboga, a psychedelic plant root from Africa, is explored as a treatment for addiction through David Graham Scott's experiences and the risks faced by users in the West.
In a renowned reconstructive plastic surgery unit, patients and families seek life-changing transformations through the skilled work of dedicated medical professionals.
In 2007, filmmaker and comedian Travis Irvine ran for mayor of his hometown in Ohio, documenting his campaign against seven other candidates to highlight local political engagement.
Wind power service engineers perform maintenance and repairs on turbines approximately 100 meters above ground, requiring both climbing skills and craftsmanship.
Six Maruti cars and six Yamaha bikes perform high-risk stunts in a circular wooden structure known as the "well of death" in northern India.
In Indonesia, female riders challenge societal norms by performing on the 'Wall of Death,' showcasing their skills and bravery in a male-dominated industry.
