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Giorgia Frasacco fights to save her family business amid Italy's austerity crisis.
Ukrainian commander Dmytro Dokunov documents his experiences in the frontline trenches against Russian forces, grappling with the moral complexities of war.
97% of Afghans may fall below the poverty line this year, as the Taliban government enforces strict restrictions on women's rights and public life.
Anthropic co-founders Dario and Daniela Amodei discuss the startup's origins, its challenges with the Pentagon, and its commitment to AI safety.
The global economic crisis, traced from the Bretton Woods Agreement to the Occupy Wall Street movement, highlights how U.S. Federal Reserve policies resemble a Ponzi scheme.
Champa, a mother in Rajasthan, suffocated her newborn daughter with sand, following a tradition that has led to the deaths of many girls in her village.
COVID-19 has intensified class and caste inequalities in India, highlighting the struggles of marginalized communities during the pandemic.
Rasmus Paladin's Koran desecration in Copenhagen's Fredericksburg district sparks tensions, highlighting Denmark's struggle with far-right sentiments and migrant policies.
Michael Moore questions whether every Republican president since Dwight D. Eisenhower has harbored treasonous intentions, referencing articles by Peter Baker and Thom Hartmann.
People with albinism in Tanzania face regular attacks, abductions, and murders, with their body parts often used in potions sold by witch doctors.
In the UK, journalist Ellie Flynn investigates the normalization of sexual harassment faced by women and girls during nights out and on dating apps.
In the Philippines, children born to sex workers and foreign tourists face societal ostracism, prompting some mothers to seek accountability from their children's fathers.
Over 4 million children in Pakistan are forced to work from an early age due to poverty, with up to 1.5 million living on the streets.
In Afghanistan, the illegal practice of Bacha Bazi exploits young boys, often as young as 11, who are forced into sexual servitude and entertainment.
In Nevada, where legal brothels like Mustang Ranch operate, Stacey examines the implications of licensed sex work on safety and ethics for workers and clients.
China's repression of the Uyghur population in Xinjiang involves the detention of over a million individuals in camps for forced labor, torture, and cultural eradication.
India's youth-led "Cockroach" movement continues to protest in New Delhi after violent clashes with police, as leaders engage in talks with the government.
1.5 million children in the United States are homeless, a number three times higher than during the Great Depression.
China's social credit system imposes strict monitoring on citizens, impacting personal relationships and daily life for couples navigating this surveillance landscape.
A single mother in the Democratic Republic of Congo can earn more from selling marijuana than from traditional crops like beans and potatoes.
Seven Mile Road in Detroit, ruled by the Seven Mile Bloods gang and notorious for its high crime rate, presents significant challenges for law enforcement and bounty hunters.
On Day 3 of Donald Trump's second impeachment trial, Michael Moore analyzes the evidence presented by Democratic impeachment managers, highlighting the violent actions of the January 6th insurrectionists.
Fifty years after the women's rights movement began, young men in Britain express feelings of being overlooked and marginalized in today's society.
Students in Charlotte Schools reveal a cover-up of sexual assaults and retaliation against victims.
In the wake of the Supreme Court's 2022 decision to overturn Roe v.
The military tensions between the United States and China, fueled by nuclear capabilities and strategic policies from Presidents Obama and Trump, raise concerns of an impending conflict.
Over 46.7 million people in the United States live in poverty, despite the creation of more than nine million jobs since the 2009 economic crisis.
At least 400 villages have been completely undone, reflecting the ongoing displacement and ethnic cleansing of Palestinians in the Israel-Palestine conflict.
Michael Moore highlights the shifting demographics of American voters, emphasizing that 79% of the electorate in November will be women, People of Color, or under 39 years old.
With 43 million Americans living below the poverty line, the socioeconomic challenges include a homelessness crisis in Los Angeles and food insecurity in Appalachia.
A gang in Britain exploited hundreds of Polish victims, forcing them into labor, stealing their wages, and subjecting them to severe abuse while police worked to bring the perpetrators to justice.
Michael Moore discusses the Republican Party's struggles, praises Fani Willis for her indictment of Donald Trump, and highlights resources for Maui recovery efforts.
Hundreds of middle-class Americans, including former corporate manager Larry Dodson, now sleep in their cars or cheap motels after losing their homes.
Ghost Town in Cape Town, South Africa, is a dangerous neighborhood controlled by the "Ugly Americans" gang, where drug trade, violence, and prostitution prevail.
Michael Moore examines the legal consequences faced by Donald Trump and his associates in New York after decades of alleged misconduct.
More than half the population of the Dominican Republic lives below the poverty line, leading many young men to become sanky-pankys for tourists.
Fentanyl is killing more than gun crime and car accidents in Vancouver and beyond.
Ken Burns discusses his extensive body of work, the importance of understanding history, and the challenges of political polarization and media in America with Shane Smith.
In the wake of the January 6, 2021, Capitol riot, Michael Moore examines the actions of elected officials who sought to overturn the 2020 election and suppress Black votes.
Japanese prisons enforce strict regulations, including silence and limited eye contact with guards, raising questions about the system's humanity and its impact on crime rates.
In the West Bank, Louis Theroux examines the rise of Israeli religious-nationalist settlers and their impact on local Palestinian communities following the October 7th attacks.
Thirty thousand Congolese francs, about 16 pounds, is the cost for truck drivers to pass through a detour in South Kivu's treacherous terrain.
In India, societal pressures and customs lead to millions of girls being abandoned or aborted, while issues of rape culture and honor crimes persist.
Federal Reserve actions during the COVID-19 pandemic have sparked debates over their impact on wealth inequality and the disconnect between Wall Street and Main Street.
Sean Penn reflects on his experiences in wartime Kyiv with Volodymyr Zelenskyy, Venezuela with Hugo Chávez, and Mexico with El Chapo, discussing the complexities of power and conflict.
Almost 80% of young people who leave military-style boot camps in the United States fail their exams and struggle to find stable employment.
At King's College Hospital in London, Louis Theroux examines the critical physical effects of alcohol addiction as alcohol-related deaths continue to rise in Europe.
Coronation Park, South Africa's largest white squatter camp, highlights the struggles of impoverished white South Africans facing unemployment and social exclusion.
