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Temperatures in Mali soar above 50°C in March and April, complicating travel on unmarked dirt tracks that often become impassable during the rainy season.
Abandoned nuclear sites in the Pacific Northwest reveal the remnants of Cold War-era paranoia, showcasing a flooded missile silo and a decaying power plant.
Miss Marple, a rat, detects land-mines in Mozambique after training in Tanzania.
Canadian cannabis policies are scrutinized as Damian Abraham compares Vancouver's grey market with Denver's regulated marijuana economy.
A young man’s tragic death from a superbug infection at the National Institutes of Health highlights the growing threat of antibiotic-resistant bacteria in hospitals.
A gay ex-hitman navigates the dangers of life in a Salvadoran evangelical prison, facing threats from both fellow inmates and his own past.
Five sailors are shipwrecked in the Atlantic, drifting 140 miles from their yacht with no food or water as they fight for survival.
Moms are becoming a key target for the legal cannabis industry, as companies explore ways to shift their preferences from wine to marijuana.
Adoption transforms the lives of Valérie, Thierry, Steve, and Richere as they navigate the challenges and joys of becoming parents through this process.
A dominatrix in New York City orchestrates elaborate kidnapping scenes that require weeks of planning and extensive negotiation with clients.
Matthew Heimbach's formation of a White Student Union at Towson University sparks intense debate and conflict over race and community safety among students.
A parishioner is found dead behind the desk of Reverend John Smith, with a gunshot wound to the head, raising suspicions of foul play.
Halden Prison is known as the World's Most Luxurious Prison, focusing on rehabilitation.
Nagorno Karabagh, Ossetia, Abkhazia, Ingushetia, Chechnya, and Dagestan illustrate the complex struggles for identity and autonomy in a post-Soviet landscape.
Peter Karena and Colleen raise their kids with wild horses in New Zealand's Ruahine Mountains.
Aachen Prison houses 800 inmates, including 130 serving life sentences for serious crimes such as murder and sexual abuse.
More than half of Guineans live below the poverty line, struggling to survive despite the country's wealth in bauxite, iron, gold, and diamonds.
Omar Alfaden owns a collection of 80 luxury vehicles worth over $100 million, housed in a custom-built hangar in Qatar.
Quizilol, an 18-year-old Tsaatan herder, faces a blizzard that causes his young reindeer stallion to escape into the mountains of northern Mongolia.
A global search reveals pairs of doppelgängers who undergo scientific tests at St Thomas' Hospital to explore their genetic and visual similarities.
A single plane dropped an atomic bomb on Hiroshima at 8:15 AM on August 6, 1945, killing approximately 70,000 people instantly.
Thirty percent of Mongolia's population are nomads, a way of life that faces increasing pressure from economic development and climate change.
Kentucky spends more than $15 million a year incarcerating people from the Beech Terrace housing project, where one in six residents cycle in and out of prison.
Eastern Kentucky's climate activists, including a former coal miner, advocate for the Green New Deal as a sustainable alternative to coal mining.
Women seeking cosmetic enhancements turn to illegal clinics for butt injections, leading to severe health complications and even death from unregulated procedures.
Conspiracy theories have shifted from the fringes to the forefront of U.S. politics, revealing the troubling alliance between Alex Jones, Roger Stone, and Donald Trump.
20 tons of amasal are loaded onto a truck in Tidjikja as sand dunes frequently block roads, complicating supply deliveries in Mauritania.
Psychic Georgia Rudolph asserts that the missing wife of Ohio state trooper Eric Devers has been murdered, prompting investigators to make a significant arrest.
In 2012, more than 1,600 deaths were reported in Iraq as sectarian violence surged in the aftermath of the US withdrawal from the country.
A painful inquiry into his past leads Edward Said to reflect on the shared memory of the Palestinian people during his return to his homeland.
Thames Valley Police Domestic Abuse Teams provide a stark look at the complexities of domestic violence through the experiences of three courageous women.
Fentanyl's devastating impact on the St. Louis community highlights its origins and the urgent need for effective solutions to combat this crisis.
Eighteen tons of bananas are collected by Ignacio and his team during a 20-hour round trip through the challenging terrain of the Vraem region.
North Koreans watch state media, including family dramas and military-themed films.
On November 19, Monaco's National Day, Prince Albert II appears before a thousand spectators, marking a tradition that connects the royal family to its subjects.
Former Special Forces soldier Jason Fox returns to Afghanistan to reconnect with the country and reflect on the enduring impact of the conflict.
Three young men recount their experiences after being falsely accused of rape, detailing the emotional turmoil and societal stigma they face.
Jesse, a 14-year-old boy, sells palm sweets for two reais while risking his life alongside fast-moving ferries on the Tajapuru River in Brazil.
The Sichuan-Tibet Highway, a perilous route through stunning landscapes, is explored through the experiences of truck driver Ren Taiping and various travelers.
Fifteen-year-old Yuri drives without a license through snow-covered roads in Armenia, facing dangers as he fills up his father's truck with natural gas.
A blast furnace in Siberia produces 13,500 tons of molten crude iron each day, reflecting the industrial backbone of Russia's economy.
Legionnaires’ disease claimed lives in Flint during the water crisis, highlighting failures in public health response and the prolonged suffering of residents.
Dutch colonialism established a lucrative drug trade that evolved into a modern network, making the Netherlands a central hub for narcotics in Europe.
In North Africa, the M3 Lee tank was modified for British use, resulting in the M3 Grant, which played a crucial role in the Battle of El Alamein during World War II.
Las Vegas has a population of 1.3 million, where the allure of the Strip contrasts sharply with the struggles of those living in poverty and addiction.
Burkina Faso's gold mining industry exploits millions, including children, who endure perilous conditions and broken promises in their quest for survival.
Kate, a former manager of the Nickelodeon Family Suites Resort, shares insights and experiences from her time at the hotel with Kevin.
Qatar, a small Gulf state with vast natural gas reserves, has transformed into a global power broker under the Al Thani royal family, sparking controversy and influence.
