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In 2015, Reggie Yates investigates how societal pressures lead young British men to pursue extreme fitness goals, including steroid abuse and invasive surgeries.
In Ashgabat, Turkmenistan, a North Korean-style dictatorship led by Gurbanguly Berdymukhamedov enforces strict control while the population suffers from poverty and oppression.
El Salvador's Java Mega Prisons, housing over 75,000 gang members, reflect President Nayib Bukele's aggressive strategy to combat rampant gang violence.
In the first anniversary of Joe Biden's presidency, key issues such as 5G technology, voting rights, and public health mandates are critically examined amid political tensions.
In the Al-Hol and Al-Roj camps, Kurdish forces manage 60,000 ISIS-affiliated prisoners, including thousands of children, who face a precarious future amid rising tensions.
In North Korea, hospitals and schools struggle with severe shortages while interviews with defectors and citizens reveal the complexities of life under a repressive regime.
In Florida, Customs and Border Protection (CBP) seizes 142 kilos of cocaine hidden in an avocado shipment while investigating human smuggling in Texas.
Mark Riebe, a convicted serial killer, discusses his confessions and the murders of multiple women in a rare interview with Piers Morgan at Blackwater River Correctional Facility.
China's rapid expansion of its nuclear forces under Xi Jinping is examined through expert insights on its missile arsenal, strategic doctrine, and potential conflicts.
A series of mysterious deaths among Russian oligarchs raises questions about their influence and safety amid sanctions and political turmoil following the Ukraine invasion.
Daytime temperatures in Surma territory reach 45 degrees Celsius as the community faces famine and an invasion from their enemies, the Bumis.
Sweden's economic landscape reveals that 0.005% of its population controls 64% of the national GDP, highlighting significant wealth disparities driven by decades of policy choices.
El Salvador's gang war between MS-13 and Barrio 18 has resulted in thousands of murders annually, with brutal initiation rituals and dire prison conditions highlighted.
A routine traffic stop in Luton escalates into a violent confrontation between police officers and a motorbike rider, while a helicopter pilot faces a laser threat.
Ghanaian farmer Edward migrates to Italy to harvest tomatoes due to market destruction in Africa.
A six-month search covering thousands of miles followed the disappearance of 29-year-old Vitalia Balovich, who left her 10-year-old son behind.
In a small Colorado town, the murder of a single mother leads detectives to three prime suspects, all of whom have DNA evidence linking them to the crime.
In Tunisia, gay individuals face up to three years in prison for their sexual orientation, while Uganda enforces lifetime imprisonment for homosexuality amid rising global homophobia.
€250 million can be thrown out the window and come back through the door, illustrating the stark wealth disparity in Germany.
Violent crime in Los Angeles has surged to levels not seen in 30 years, prompting an examination of the dynamics between the Crips and the Bloods.
Joe Biden wins the U.S. presidential election, defeating Donald Trump in Pennsylvania.
Inflation in Lebanon has reached over 140%, with food prices increasing by 500% in just one year, pushing 80% of the population into poverty.
In Europe, 119 million people live below the poverty line, with high rates of child poverty and youth unemployment particularly evident in Ireland, Italy, and Portugal.
In the wake of Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine, Michael Moore argues against U.S. military involvement, emphasizing the need for alternative strategies to counter Putin.
Senate Republicans' treatment of Supreme Court nominee Ketanji Brown Jackson is analyzed alongside commentary on the war in Ukraine and political strategies for the midterms.
657 detainees have been released from Guantanamo since 2002, with about 100 sent to countries that are not their homes, including Kazakhstan.
The Israeli military strikes over 1,000 targets in Gaza following Hamas's surprise attack.
In Britain, legal sex work has evolved with technology, as women utilize social media and websites to provide sexual services from home, raising questions about empowerment and exploitation.
In Bogota, Colombia, a dangerous drug derived from a flowering shrub leaves victims vulnerable to theft, highlighting the city's complex crime landscape.
In the landlocked state of Karenni, Myanmar, young civilians are training as insurgent fighters to combat the military regime amid a decades-long civil war.
In Bangkok, Thailand, host Conor Woodman investigates the persistence of gem scams and the involvement of the Chinese mafia in the tourism industry.
Five days after Erin Chorney's disappearance, police launch a national search that includes inquiries at hospitals and monitoring her bank transactions.
Michael Moore hosts Jeff Gibbs and Ozzie Zehner to discuss the implications of Max Blumenthal's investigation into the suppression of "Planet of the Humans" and the broader environmental crisis linked to capitalism.
In Orania, a self-governed town in South Africa, 94% of the population is excluded as it maintains a whites-only policy rooted in apartheid's legacy.
Inflation in Venezuela exceeded 600% in 2021, pushing millions into poverty and forcing many to return to self-sufficient lifestyles in the countryside.
A local millionaire's donation of 800,000 Euros for a tea house in Timmendorfer Strand leads to disputes over its construction and ongoing repair costs.
Nicolas Maduro's leadership in Venezuela, marked by authoritarianism and economic decline, faces renewed scrutiny as global demand for oil rises amid geopolitical shifts.
More than two million people have fled Venezuela due to poverty, hunger, and medical shortages, with nearly half of them being children and young people.
A massive shipment of cocaine is discovered hidden in a truck, alongside a young boy seeking education in the US and a woman caught smuggling Fentanyl.
In Pyongyang, tourists experience life under Kim Jong Un's autocracy while exploring his past in Switzerland and the murder of his half-brother in Malaysia.
Jeff Gibbs and Ozzie Zehner discuss the censorship campaign that led to the removal of their documentary from YouTube after it garnered over 8.3 million views.
Kristoff Gruner plans to invest €350 million in a new neighborhood project in Cologne while expressing his belief that business leaders hold more power than politicians.
Fawziyah Javed's fall from Arthur's Seat leads to her husband's arrest for murder.
In Sinaloa, Mexico, the Sinaloa cartel recruits and trains young men as hitmen in an underground camp, highlighting the violent realities of drug trafficking.
The United States is the only nation not to sign the International Convention on the Rights of the Child.
A city in New Jersey has reduced its police force by 100 officers, leaving it with a third of its original strength amid financial struggles.
Iran's missile strikes on Israeli cities, including Dimona, escalate tensions in the Middle East amid US and Israeli attacks on Iranian nuclear sites.
Itamar Ben Gvir and Bezalel Smotrich, key ministers in Benjamin Netanyahu's right-wing government, are advancing radical agendas that threaten Israel's democracy and regional stability.
