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QAnon continues to influence the U.S. electorate, raising concerns about the potential formation of a new political party fueled by misinformation.
Tensions between the British royal family and Prince Harry and Meghan Markle escalate following their move to Los Angeles and a revealing interview that raises numerous questions.
Satanic ritual abuse survivor Mary Knight interviews Prof. Elizabeth Loftus to question the validity of her recovered memories of childhood trauma.
More than a million Ethiopians have lost their livelihoods as their land was taken for foreign investors, while food exports have steadily increased.
High Court Enforcement Agents Gary and Matt confront a shopkeeper who lies about his identity while attempting to recover over £10,000 in debt.
Recovery crews in Britain track and tow illegally driven vehicles, including a Mercedes linked to an arrest and a BMW with cloned plates.
In Guilford County Jail, Reggie Yates works as a Correctional Officer, navigating the challenges of overcrowding, mental health issues, and violence.
In 2019, Ivory Coast and Ghana suspended cocoa sales to chocolate companies, demanding a 30% increase in payments to farmers for the first time.
In London, a vulnerable tenant barricades herself inside her home during an eviction attempt by bailiffs Paul and Ben, leading to a tense confrontation.
High Court Enforcement Officers in the UK confront emotional debtors and seize assets during intense debt collection efforts amid rising tensions.
Quirino, a notorious neighborhood in Manila, is ruled by Gang Boss Jo-Jo and plagued by drug addiction, violence, and corruption, while bounty hunter Peter targets its criminals.
US President Donald Trump announces a phased disarmament deal for Hamas, involving Israeli troop withdrawal and a new Palestinian police force, amid regional mediation efforts.
North Korea's regime sends thousands of citizens abroad as forced laborers, with a defector infiltrating a Malaysian coal mine to expose this modern slavery.
Laura, Mary, and Lauren share their experiences of grooming and sexual abuse, highlighting failures in the criminal justice system following a viral social media post.
Harvard Law professor Lawrence Lessig argues that a pivotal lawsuit could challenge the constitutionality of unlimited Super PAC donations, potentially reshaping campaign finance before the 2028 election.
Poland is rapidly expanding its military capabilities to counter Russian aggression while promoting an ultra-conservative national identity that conflicts with EU values.
Sultan Hassanal Bolkiah of Brunei, the world's longest reigning head of state, prepares for the lavish wedding of his daughter Princess Azemah amid strict Sharia law.
Daily life in Israel is marked by missile threats, civil unrest, and ongoing settler violence, reflecting a society entrenched in conflict.
At the World Trade Bridge, Customs and Border Protection officers find an ice cream freezer filled with Fentanyl, highlighting ongoing drug smuggling challenges.
Chinese entrepreneurs are increasingly moving to Afghanistan, becoming the largest group of expatriates despite ongoing unrest and human rights concerns.
In the UK, the National Crime Agency estimates there are 850,000 child sex offenders, raising debates about the necessity of public disclosure and community safety.
Six Brits navigate perilous migrant routes in Syria and Lebanon, confronting the harsh realities of refugee life and challenging their views on immigration.
In Peru's Cocaine Valley, Jason Fox explores the covert narcotics network, revealing the operations of hidden jungle laboratories and the dangers faced by those involved.
In central Mali, the Dogon people form militias like Dan Na Ambassagou to defend their communities against escalating violence from armed groups in the Sahel.
More than 2,000 violent acts against journalists linked to the mafia have occurred in Italy in the past seven years.
High Court Enforcement Agents Gary Brown and Paul Bohill confront unpaid debts at a UK pub and butcher's shop, revealing hidden ownership and last-minute payments.
The population of Idaho increased by 20% in the last decade as families seek a simpler life in the state's vast landscapes.
Santa Fe, Bogota's notorious red-light district, is dominated by gang violence, prostitution, and drug trafficking, with figures like pimp Paisa and the Banda de los Topos exerting control.
In April 2002, a 41-year-old woman was found strangled in woodland in Greater Manchester, with evidence of severe facial trauma.
In Magaluf, investigative reporter Ellie Flynn exposes the predatory culture behind the nightlife, highlighting alarming reports of sexual assault among British tourists.
Youth in Niger fight to escape violence and crime amid Boko Haram's threat and low education levels.
In Laredo, Texas, border officers confront cartel members while a Venezuelan cop seeks asylum and a man returns home to an unimpressed wife.
Millions of dollars-worth of marijuana is seized at the Mexican border, hidden in a shipment of mattresses, leading to the arrest of a mother and daughter.
In Slough, a family faces eviction over £700 in unpaid rent, highlighting the severe consequences of debt in the UK housing crisis.
By 2050, rising sea levels and extreme weather events threaten to submerge 30% of Bangladesh, displacing millions and disrupting the economy.
Luis Elizondo analyzes a series of UFO videos recorded in 2019, highlighting the surge in sightings and the ongoing investigation into unidentified aerial phenomena.
Critics argue military-style boot camps like Discovery Challenge Academy are harsh rehabilitation methods.
Ukrainian women have increasingly taken on traditionally male-dominated roles, such as miners and construction workers, amid the societal shifts caused by the Russian invasion.
One-third of the world's population is now ruled by authoritarian populists, leading to increased pressure on civil liberties and dissenting voices.
In the Peruvian Andes, the resurgence of cocaine trafficking is examined through the lens of local economies and the impact of the pandemic on drug production.
In various locations across the United States, law enforcement agencies execute high-stakes drug busts that reveal the strategies of suspected dealers.
In Northern Ireland, a century-long conflict between Unionist Protestants and Irish nationalist Catholics continues to shape societal divisions and tensions, particularly in Belfast and Derry.
India's youth face significant challenges of unemployment and inequality as the country grapples with the widening gap between urban prosperity and rural poverty.
High-speed chases and roadside arrests highlight the challenges faced by traffic units in Britain as they work to maintain road safety.
Iraqi firefighters face extreme dangers as they combat fires set by ISIS at nineteen oil wells near Qayyarah, raising concerns over health and economic impacts.
A shipment of fresh limes was found to contain 380kg of crystal meth, valued at over $10 million, during a routine inspection by Border Force USA agents.
46.7 million Americans live in poverty, many working multiple jobs to survive despite claims of economic recovery since the 2009 recession.
Last year, over 15,000 children in Britain were waiting to be adopted, with one child entering care every 20 minutes.
