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Derren Brown and Uri Geller explore the existence of the paranormal through experiments like demon summoning and séances, engaging believers and skeptics alike.
Two Democrats, Larry McKnight and Autumn Vogel, won seats on the Meadville City Council, marking a significant grassroots victory in local politics.
Primavera Ruiz explores her childhood and family history by traveling to Equatorial Guinea with her adoptive sisters, seeking understanding over four years.
A group of friends conducts a paranormal investigation at a historic haunted house in Hinsdale, NY, after visiting Gettysburg, PA, and New York City, NY.
A 40-year-old security guard and part-time ghost hunter confronts a horrific family secret while searching for his absent father amidst a police manhunt.
In 1969, NASA astronauts landed on the moon, but some claim it is not the barren landscape portrayed and question whether the landing even occurred.
At Brisbane's Gallipoli Barracks, mechanics from the 2nd/14th Light Horse Regiment work on completing two significant maintenance tasks.
Blacks make up only 7% of Madison's population, yet the city has more Black elected officials than ever in its history.
In Karihatag, a small fishing village in the Philippines, 12-year-old Reyboy prepares to leave for the city to pursue his education as the rainy season begins.
General Mario Mori led operations that resulted in the arrests of key figures like Totò Riina and members of the Roman Red Brigades over a span of fifty years.
Three friends, including Christian activists Dan Parris and David Peterka, experience life on $1.25 a day across Africa, Asia, and South America.
Arthur Gevart, a dedicated general practitioner in France, shifts his focus from medicine to family as he approaches retirement.
Over 245 million acres of public land have been opened to renewable energy development, raising concerns about environmental and cultural impacts.
Friends in Service to Humanity (FISH) in Torrington, CT, celebrates over 20 years of providing food and shelter with facility upgrades and a flag-raising event.
In the Far East of Mongolia and Japan, a narrative unfolds that intertwines history, love, and the complexities of national decline, narrated by a deceased Finn.
Some experts estimate that fewer than ten living indigenous Taiwanese elders remain, putting their cultures at risk of disappearing.
Tackling climate change through green technologies can enhance economic growth, national security, and public health while promoting a sustainable environment.
RVing with pets can enhance the experience for travelers, but it requires careful planning to ensure comfort for both animals and neighbors, as discussed by Anthony Nalli and the Carrs.
In April 2016, the murder of police officer Gordon Semple by Stefano Brizzi, facilitated through the Grindr app, highlights the dangers of online connections.
Hugo Chávez's political life is chronicled from his 1992 rebellion to his presidency and the 2002 coup attempt, highlighting his impact on Venezuelan society.
Martyn and Richard travel to Barbados, while seasoned travelers Peter and Christine seek the perfect romantic experience in India.
Coach Ryan Smith emphasizes character development and spiritual growth among his players, stating that they will do more pastoring than coaching this year.
Lior Liebling prepares for his bar mitzvah, a significant Jewish coming-of-age ceremony, with support from his family and community.
Care-bot Alice, designed to combat loneliness among seniors, is piloted with three elderly women in assisted living facilities in a program documented by Sander Burger.
In the UK, a former police officer's alien abduction case is examined alongside crop circles, UFO sightings, and paranormal events at Battle Abbey.
Changi Airport handles over a million tonnes of air cargo annually, showcasing the complex logistics behind timely deliveries at the Changi Airfreight Centre.
Paranormal Files examines extraordinary events such as alien abductions, crop circles, and ghost sightings, including a monk at Battle Abbey in the UK.
Campout promotes a new model for grassroots change by fostering human kindness, connectivity, playfulness, and trust in communities worldwide.
Lasseindra Ninja, a prominent transgenre dancer, returns to French Guiana to teach voguing, emphasizing its role in empowering the local LGBTQ community.
Clare Balding examines the legacies of Pele, Muhammad Ali, Billie Jean King, and Tanni Grey-Thompson, highlighting their impact on sports and society in the 20th century.
Eight-month-old children are often held in prison alongside their incarcerated parents in Nepal, prompting advocates to seek reform for their protection.
In Zambia, Mutinta Mweemba navigates the challenges of being HIV-positive and pregnant while advocating for resilience against the HIV/AIDS epidemic.
In Siberia's Taiga forest, Vissarion, a cult leader resembling Jesus, leads 4,000 followers who believe in UFOs and an impending apocalypse.
Ebrahim Mokhtari began his filmmaking career in 1979, shortly after the Islamic Revolution, and has faced significant censorship challenges in Iran.
Extraordinary footage from truck-mounted cameras in New Zealand, Australia, and the United States highlights alarming driving behaviors and near-misses on the road.
In the heart of Paris, young dancers train rigorously to achieve professional status while simultaneously preparing for their high school diplomas.
Sahid Pavon reflects on identity and acceptance within the LGBT community, emphasizing the need for open dialogue and questioning societal norms.
In Singapore's maximum security prison, inmates like Boon Keng, Graceson, Iskandar, and Khai struggle to maintain family connections amid the challenges of incarceration.
Andrew Yang's presidential campaign is chronicled through the grassroots movement of his supporters, known as the Yang Gang, in a feature documentary shot by Ching Juhl.
In 1665, Sir William Penn arranged for a land grant in the Americas for his son, a pacifist Quaker, leading to the founding of Philadelphia.
Jewish communists from Iraq are examined alongside stereotypes of "Jew" and "Arab" through a century of film, featuring voices like Shimon Ballas and Ella Shohat.
Beverly Naya explores the complexities of beauty standards and colorism across Africa, challenging societal perceptions of black skin.
Mykke Hofmann, a female design collective founded by Jelena Hofmann and Sedina Halilovic in Munich, showcases its Balkan roots and global reach in over 40 stores.
Mosaic Church in Rochester, NY, transitioned to an online worship format during the COVID-19 pandemic, adapting to new challenges in community engagement.
China's resistance against Imperial Japan from 1937 to 1945, which resulted in 14 million deaths, played a crucial role in the Allied victory during World War II.
Caribou hunting techniques are discussed by hunter Remi Warren and filmmaker Hunter McWaters, emphasizing DIY methods for successful hunts.
Prince William champions mental health awareness among British men by leveraging football as a platform for open conversations and breaking societal taboos.
In Senegal, the N'Deup Healing Ceremony features intricate dances, millet offerings, and rhythmic drumming, all guided by the priestess's litanies.
