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Forensic psychiatric hospitals house violent offenders with mental illnesses, revealing their treatment and struggles for reintegration into a fearful society.
Peter Joseph presents a vision for societal change through a Resource-Based Economy, featuring insights from Richard G. Wilkinson and Jacque Fresco on sustainable resource management.
The top 1/10th of a percent in the United States holds a disproportionate amount of wealth, contributing to unprecedented levels of inequality.
Big Sugar's decades-long PR campaign has obscured the health risks of sugar, contributing to rising rates of obesity, diabetes, and fatty liver disease among children.
A teenager earns a university scholarship and a spokesperson position in Russia's nationalistic youth movement, Nashi, while grappling with her political beliefs.
Ravi Patel seeks his family's help in navigating the traditional Indian matchmaking process to find a suitable wife.
The Aran Islands in Ireland illustrate the daily lives of fishermen and farmers in 1934, highlighting their struggles against a harsh environment.
Andy Kaufman's life and career are examined through interviews with Bob Zmuda, Danny DeVito, and Steve Martin, alongside rare performance footage.
A Haitian radio personality and human rights activist, Jean Dominique fought against oppression until his assassination in 2000.
Oxycodone addiction has transformed a once-thriving community in Oceana, West Virginia, where many residents now sell pills instead of working in the mines.
In the last 50 years, wildlife populations have declined by 60 percent, prompting urgent calls for conservation efforts to protect remaining ecosystems.
As water scarcity escalates, major financial institutions and corporations are competing to control water resources, transforming it into a lucrative global asset.
Ανζελίκ Κουρούνη και Θωμάς Ιακόμπι συζητούν για τη δίκη της Χρυσής Αυγής και την αντίσταση κατά του ναζισμού και του φασισμού.
Hundreds of Palestinian villages were destroyed in 1948, displacing their inhabitants and marking a significant turning point in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
Andrew Tate's controversial rise to fame is examined through the voices of alleged abuse survivors and insights into his manipulative tactics and public persona.
In April 1893, HP Lovecraft's father was hospitalized for violent hallucinations, profoundly impacting Lovecraft's life and work in horror literature.
Hundreds of thousands of Israeli citizens established communities in the West Bank after the 1967 Six-Day War, escalating tensions with Palestinian inhabitants.
China's hip-hop culture faces severe censorship in 2018, challenging its survival amid a crackdown on tattoos and media representation.
Shawney, a filmmaker and strip-club manager, navigates his family's struggles with health and identity stemming from their life at The Manor, a small-town strip club.
Twenty-two Uyghur men, persecuted by Chinese authorities, were wrongfully detained as terrorists in Guantánamo after being captured in the Middle East.
Four Egyptian women from diverse political and religious backgrounds engage in conversations that explore tolerance and friendship amidst the country's challenges.
Neoliberalism's pervasive influence shapes Western politics and economics, revealing its role in driving contemporary crises and environmental challenges.
Riccardo, an Italian medical student, navigates the complexities of training as a war surgeon in Gaza while facing personal and professional challenges amid conflict.
In Senegal, a German volunteer's experience with a development aid program reveals the complexities and shortcomings of foreign aid and volunteerism.
Dr. Nadia Tremonti, a pediatric palliative care physician, advocates for humane end-of-life care for terminally ill children, emphasizing quality of life over medical intervention.
Teenage life in Hungary reflects a blend of newfound freedoms and traditional values, as young people navigate their aspirations in a rapidly changing society.
High in the mountains of Lebanon, a Greek Orthodox Christian monastery exemplifies a life of simplicity and devotion through daily rituals and community labor.
A 50-foot ice wall challenges Eva zu Beck as she joins the Climbing Cholitas, Indigenous women climbing in traditional skirts in Bolivia's Andes.
Over the course of the 20th century, Black farmers lost about 12 million acres of land due to systemic discrimination and economic barriers.
In Mosul, Iraq, church bells ring once more as Christian places of worship are restored ten years after the fall of Islamic State.
Francine Hughes confessed to killing her husband by setting him on fire in 1977 after enduring 13 years of severe domestic abuse in Michigan.
Coroner Scott McCord collaborates with the DNA Doe Project to identify a victim of serial killer Larry Eyler after exhausting all other leads.
Erin Marie Olszewski, a nurse-turned-investigative journalist, shares contrasting experiences from the frontlines of the coronavirus pandemic in Florida and New York.
5:30 AM on July 25, 2020, marks the start of a global collection of video clips capturing daily life during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Jordan River Anderson's legacy led to the establishment of Jordan's Principle, ensuring equitable access to essential services for First Nations and Inuit children in Canada.
After 38 years, the identity of a Texas murder victim is revealed through collaboration between local police and the DNA Doe Project.
Vällingby, a rapidly growing Swedish town, showcases innovative urban planning and automation, raising questions about its potential as a model for future British living.
Crawford Lake in Ontario contains sediment layers that span 1,000 years, including a marker of radioactive plutonium fallout from 1950s nuclear testing.
Brockwell Park Lido in 1995 served as a vibrant gathering place for a diverse community, showcasing the rich tapestry of London life during a hot summer.
Al races down Mountain Highway at speeds of 67 kilometers per hour in a shopping cart, alongside a group of men collecting bottles for cash.
Tea ladies like Alice, Dolly, Edna, and Margaret provide comfort and camaraderie across various settings, highlighting the cultural significance of tea in British life.
South Korea's intense academic pressure, characterized by 15-hour school days and a thriving private education industry, contributes to the highest teen suicide rates globally.
Fyfe Robertson critiques the perceived decline in quality of life despite technological advancements, highlighting issues like urban decay, homelessness, and societal pressures.
Nearly half a million people die each year in the United States from smoking-related causes, yet many chronic diseases remain preventable.
As Big Tech transitions to the intimacy economy, experts and creators examine the implications of customizable lovebots on loneliness and societal isolation.
On July 14, 1970, members of the Young Lords occupied Lincoln Hospital, demanding better health care access for the South Bronx community.
IKEA's timber production in the Romanian Carpathian Mountains raises concerns among biologists and environmental groups about its impact on old-growth forests and biodiversity.
Three unmarried women share their experiences and societal perceptions of being 'spinsters' in a candid discussion from a 1968 BBC interview.
