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Tent City Jail in Arizona, created by Sheriff Joe Arpaio, houses inmates in harsh conditions with tents, chain gangs, and a daily routine of harassment and monotony.
Ecuador faces an unprecedented wave of violence as President Daniel Noboa declares a state of emergency to combat cartel control in Guayaquil and beyond.
Dispatches reveals the harsh realities of workers in Mattel's factories during Barbiemania.
High Court Enforcement Agents Stewart and Vic confront a furious phone shop owner over a £3,900 debt, while Del recalls a tense case involving an Indian takeaway.
Atlanta's homeless crisis has intensified since the 1996 Olympics, influenced by major events like Super Bowl LI and the ongoing effects of the COVID-19 pandemic.
High Court enforcement agents Paul and Steve confront hostility while evicting a traveller community in Bedfordshire amid various debt recovery challenges.
Sudan has experienced 18 coup attempts since gaining independence in 1956, leading to ongoing political instability and a military-controlled government.
Bridie Farrell, a former competitive speedskater, advocates for victims of sexual abuse in New York after filing a lawsuit against her alleged abuser, Olympian Andy Gabel.
In Southwest London, High Court enforcement agents Max Caraher and Steve Pinner confront a bakery owner over a £2,000 debt to a supplier.
Itamar Ben Gvir and Bezalel Smotrich, key ministers in Benjamin Netanyahu's right-wing government, aim to impose Jewish law and annex territories in Israel.
John Dean reflects on his role as White House counsel during the Nixon administration, detailing his involvement in the Watergate scandal and Nixon's resignation.
Nicholas Shaxson, author of Treasure Islands, discusses the global impact of tax havens in an interview featured in Michael Oswald's documentary The Spider's Web.
El Salvador's CECOT prison, built to contain over 75,000 gang members under President Nayib Bukele's crackdown, highlights both reduced violence and human rights abuses.
In Hidalgo, Texas, Customs and Border Protection officers seize over 5,000 rounds of illegal ammunition being smuggled from Mexico amid ongoing cartel violence.
119 million people in the European Union are at risk of poverty or social exclusion, with young adults facing significant challenges in several countries.
Kabul's rapid population growth to 6 million has exacerbated poverty, gang violence, and drug cultivation, with the Taliban poised to reclaim control.
The Mocro Mafia, a powerful criminal organization of Dutch-Moroccan origin, has turned the Netherlands and Belgium into major drug trafficking hubs, controlling 80% of Europe's cocaine trade.
More than 1.6 million residents live in the Gaza Strip, where strict laws govern social interactions under Hamas's authoritarian rule.
In January 2025, eight Albanian men escaped from the Yarl's Wood Immigration Removal Centre, leading to a police raid on a cannabis farm linked to their network.
Lorenzo J. Gillyard, a convicted serial killer responsible for the deaths of at least 13 women, confronts Piers Morgan in an exclusive interview from prison.
A family spent 36 hours sheltering on a fishing boat as bushfires ravaged Mallacoota, forcing many to evacuate their homes by air.
Mountain View in Kingston, Jamaica, is a notorious ghetto plagued by gang violence, poverty, and a high murder rate, dominated by the South Clan gang.
During a high-speed chase, police officers encounter a young child, highlighting the dangers of reckless driving and the rise of "two-in-one" burglaries.
The Commonwealth, a post-colonial organization originally intended to maintain British influence, has evolved into a forum for global dialogue, revealing the complexities of Britain's economic strategy post-Brexit.
Night Cops in various cities respond to chaotic incidents involving intoxicated offenders, highlighting the challenges faced by law enforcement during nightlife.
Germany and Ukraine aim to transition from crisis mode to a strategic partnership amid ongoing conflict, as leaders Friedrich Merz and Volodimir Zelenskyy address defense needs and European security.
Jane Vincent secures a meeting with Bradford City Football Club to negotiate a contract for supplying match day stewards amid declining profits.
Islamberg, a compound for African-American Muslims, is portrayed as a peaceful community while addressing the media's portrayal of Islamic extremism and its victims.
A significant seizure of counterfeit fentanyl pills valued at $2 million in Laredo, Texas, highlights the ongoing challenges of the U.S. opioid crisis.
Arthur Knight's connection to Nicholas Rossi and discussions of sexual abuse are central themes.
Idaho's population has grown by 20% in the last decade as families seek a quieter life away from urban chaos and modern politics.
90% of Syrians live below the poverty line, while the Assad clan continues to amass wealth through drug trafficking and control of economic sectors.
Former Special Inspector General John Sopko discusses the failures of U.S. military interventions in Afghanistan and Iraq, warning that Iran could face a similar fate.
In Winter 2021, police in Kent investigate the disappearance of a mother of two after CCTV footage shows her arriving at a small farm.
Around 20 individuals gather to form a community reporting team, aiming to address mental health issues and advocate for change in their local area.
Last year, the dating app industry generated over $6 billion globally, but many users are now turning to in-person events for romance.
Customs and Border Protection officers at the Texas-Mexico border face significant challenges in preventing drug smuggling, including a recent case involving $50 million worth of meth hidden in Mexican candy.
In Thailand, the resurgence of sex tourism following the reopening of borders has led to increased exploitation of children, with reports of younger victims and escalating violence.
Brexit is examined as a potential corporate takeover driven by elite figures and dark money, revealing the influence of offshore firms and lobbyists on UK politics.
In Christchurch, Dorset, David Bryant fights to prove his innocence after being wrongfully convicted of a sexual assault based on a hand-delivered letter.
Officer Tyro Badby confronts police violence in Camden New Jersey amid a national crisis.
In Johannesburg's Diepsloot, rampant gang violence, inadequate sanitation, and a lack of police presence have led to a dire living situation for 200,000 residents.
A tip-off leads Border Force officers to a significant drug shipment of heroin and cocaine concealed in garbage bags, while managing a drunken US marshal.
Magaluf, a popular party destination in Mallorca, faces scrutiny as journalist Ellie Flynn exposes alarming rates of sexual harassment and violence against women.
By 2050, rising sea levels threaten to submerge 30% of Bangladesh, displacing millions and forcing many, like tricycle driver Korban Ali, to seek survival in Dhaka.
Bangkok's high crime rate, rampant corruption, and systemic racism reveal a troubling underbelly of Thailand's vibrant capital city.
A single mother in Lancashire becomes the target of a hit-and-run orchestrated by a drug-dealing family in Bury, who launder their profits through an online beauty business.
Misty Griffin, an ex-Amish, reveals her experiences of child sex abuse within the Amish community alongside fellow survivor Mary Knight in a live Q&A session.
