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Papua New Guinea's $19 billion liquid natural gas project by Exxon Mobil contrasts sharply with Texas's severe drought, highlighting differing views on climate change.
Katie Belflower's manipulation leads to a deadly love triangle, resulting in the brutal murders of Jenna Nannetti and Aspen Lam due to teenage jealousy.
Raw, real-time footage from September 11, 2001, captures the events of that day as they unfolded, providing an unfiltered historical record.
Occupy activists discuss the movement's origins in the 2008 financial crisis and its response to global political failures, emphasizing the need for democratic accountability.
The Korean War is examined through reenactments and firsthand accounts from veterans, highlighting the conflict's enduring impact on the Korean Peninsula.
Four cheetahs arrive at Heathrow Airport from Johannesburg, but they are detained as an illegal shipment before heading to a Russian zoo.
Marie Hilley, Christine Craft, and Ann Blackwell are featured in significant court cases that highlight issues of murder, discrimination, and organized crime.
Manny Wax, a survivor of child sex abuse, exposed crimes within the Chabad community in Australia, leading to arrests and a royal commission on victim silence.
Migrant workers in Dubai face harsh living conditions despite the city's luxurious image, while China's growing influence in Africa reshapes global trade dynamics.
Seven-year-old Joey Bokikio and her mother Nancy were found shot dead in the parking lot of Boca Raton's Town Center Mall in December 2007.
Afghan security forces face significant challenges, including corruption and drug abuse, raising concerns about their ability to maintain stability after US troop withdrawal.
Pazuzu Algarad's actions lead to a chilling reality for journalist Chad Nance, as he confronts the danger posed to his own family.
Taji's attempt to gamble his production budget in Las Vegas leads him through a series of unexpected events, including a haunted motel and a brothel.
Cutting-edge building techniques are showcased as solutions for creating disaster-proof homes that withstand hurricanes, wildfires, tornadoes, and floods.
Diane Odell was found guilty of three murders and is serving concurrent sentences of over 25 years for killing her own children.
Houston is one of the most flood-prone cities in the United States, with a history of severe flooding events that have devastated the area.
Canada's new corporate cannabis system is explored through visits to large weed factories in Ontario and discussions with activists and private growers in British Columbia.
In Latvia, as tensions escalate due to Russia's invasion of Ukraine, four individuals-a sports journalist, an artist, an industrial climber, and a Catholic priest-enlist in the National Guard to defend their homeland.
The Northern Gyre in the Pacific Ocean serves as a massive repository for plastic waste, severely impacting marine life and the food chain.
Nuclear relics from America's Cold War era, including abandoned missile silos and power plants, are explored by pro-skateboarder Rick McCrank in the Pacific Northwest.
Expert cleaners John and Brennan transform Sue's cluttered home in three days, addressing caregiver struggles and implementing effective organization strategies.
Iran and the United States reached a historic agreement in 2015 to limit Iran's nuclear capabilities, shifting decades of animosity and economic sanctions.
Life in three maximum security prisons in Australia is examined, highlighting inmate struggles, drug smuggling, and the impact of Covid restrictions.
A planned silo demolition in Denmark results in an unexpected failure, prompting analysis of the engineering mistakes and their consequences.
In Tokyo, a team-building crying agency, sploshing in Glasgow, and Boomer, a man who identifies as a dog, illustrate unique contemporary subcultures.
Pan Am Flight 103 was bombed over Lockerbie, Scotland, resulting in the UK's deadliest terror attack and leaving survivors and victims' families to share their stories of loss and resilience.
Manipulative women driven by greed and betrayal resort to cold-blooded murder and crimes of passion, revealing the dark secrets behind their ordinary lives.
A karaoke session reveals that North Koreans lack exposure to rock and roll, jazz, and blues, reflecting the country's cultural isolation.
In a specially-designed nursery, children aged 4 to 6 exhibit their social and emotional development through natural interactions captured by hidden cameras.
The Mountain Rescue Team in Chamonix saves lives in the Mount Blanc Region's extreme terrain.
The North Pacific Gyre serves as a massive collection point for oceanic plastic waste, forming the infamous Great Pacific Garbage Patch, a vast expanse of pollution.
Indigenous youth at the Rama Indian Reserve engage in a debate with activist Saul Alinsky about power, activism, and the possibility of traditional living.
Beer was a key factor in the Agricultural Revolution around 9,000 BC, leading to the establishment of the first civilizations in Mesopotamia.
On July 20, 1992, police found 18-year-old Donna Ferguson and 29-year-old Todd Rüdiger stabbed to death in their Portland home.
Spain's opera house faces critical structural flaws alongside engineering disasters like a Texas explosion and a Florida sinkhole, prompting industry-wide changes.
In New South Wales, Australia, Kate Humble and Simon Reeve explore the challenges faced by the Rural Firefighting Service during a severe wildfire season.
Teenage jealousy leads to tragic violence in the cases of Bernadette Protti's murder of Kirsten Costas and Kelly Fuller's obsession with Jessica Lang.
Two aspiring homeowners, Mike and Manaswi, invest in a Victorian house in Leicester, but a declining property market complicates their renovation efforts.
Fishermen off Okinawa implement a shark extermination program to protect their catch, while researchers study the ecological impact of these predators.
Twelve inmates are on death row at Indiana State Prison, where they face the constant threat of execution for their crimes.
Alan Phillips, a wealthy heir, faces a tragic turn of events as paranoia and crime intertwine within the walls of his luxurious mansion.
Road rage incidents across various locations highlight extreme confrontations between drivers and pedestrians, showcasing the unpredictable nature of human behavior under stress.
Steven Avery faces allegations of a beach assault in Manitowoc, raising concerns about the prosecution's methods and the impact of victim identification.
Three or four major categories of students existed within Andrew Cohen's community, each with strict hierarchies and rules governing their interactions.
Abandoned industrial complexes and devastated communities around the world reveal tragic tales of ambition and loss, highlighting the remnants of dreams shattered by unseen forces.
Rookie pilot Stuart Freeman faces challenges on his first day flying for EasyJet, including a broken wiper and a difficult landing in Amsterdam.
In Louisiana's Bayou, a family's greed leads to betrayal and murder, revealing the dark consequences of inheritance disputes.
In a specially-designed nursery, hidden cameras capture the social and emotional development of children aged 4 to 6 years old in Britain.
