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Morgan Spurlock examines marijuana legalization's impact on California and numerous states.
In cities like New York and Moscow, journalist Jean-Michel Scherbak examines the global resurgence of conservatism and its impact on traditional values.
In honor of Frederick Douglass's bicentennial, a panel featuring scholars and activists discusses his enduring legacy and contemporary civil rights issues.
In Philadelphia, Miami, and San Diego, law enforcement officers confront high-risk fugitives while navigating the complexities of immigration enforcement in America.
Gaza's civilian population faces severe challenges during the Israeli military assault, with children, journalists, and doctors enduring significant trauma and loss.
Laetitia Perrais, an 18-year-old trainee hotel waitress, disappears after work, leading investigators to Tony Meilhon, whose car and home reveal incriminating evidence.
Oobah Butler goes undercover in a UK Amazon fulfillment center to reveal the working conditions and challenges faced by employees in the online retail industry.
Hidden financial networks of oligarchs are examined, revealing how wealth and political power shape narratives and influence global conflicts, including the war in Ukraine.
Keir Starmer addresses pressing political issues and government policies during Prime Minister's Questions in the UK Parliament.
In Guatemala City, lawyer Rodrigo Rosenberg predicted his own murder in a video that implicated the president, sparking a national crisis following his death in 2009.
Bosnia, a multi-ethnic state struggling with institutional fragmentation and foreign influences, faces renewed tensions and potential fragmentation nearly thirty years after the war.
Since 9/11, terrorist groups have adapted their strategies to maximize civilian casualties, prompting military units to enhance their capabilities with advanced technology and research.
In Turkey, journalists face severe risks including political pressure, censorship, and intimidation, as they strive to report the truth amid a collapsing press freedom landscape.
Andy Burnham's rise from Manchester mayor to a potential UK prime minister coincides with a cost-of-living crisis and increasing voter discontent.
Southern Spain serves as a major hub for marijuana smuggling into Europe, with police operations targeting both trafficking routes and local plantations.
Miami, a city known for its rebellious spirit, attracts a diverse mix of drug lords, Cuban refugees, artists, and investors, thriving amidst the post-pandemic landscape.
Rosemarie Essa's death, initially reported as a car crash, raises suspicions of foul play as police investigate the circumstances surrounding the incident.
Cecile Richards discusses the current state of reproductive rights in America, her family's activism, and the significance of women in politics.
In the UK, one million young people are currently classified as NEET (not in employment, education, or training), highlighting a significant national crisis.
Urban transport in developing countries faces complex challenges related to cost, technology, and the differing needs of the middle class and the urban poor.
On September 7, 2018, in Strasbourg, Sophie Le Tan vanished just days before her 20th birthday, prompting a complex investigation into her disappearance.
In Saint-Lambet-des-Bois, police respond to an assault report in a forest parking lot, leading to a complex investigation into the incident.
Oral arguments in the landmark Supreme Court case Roe et al. v.
Alcohol-related tourism in Mallorca prompts local authorities to implement measures like early closing times and outdoor drinking restrictions to address anti-social behavior.
Portugal faces significant challenges with energy poverty, as over two million residents endure inadequate heating and poor insulation during winter months.
In Dekalb County, Georgia, the assassination of newly elected sheriff Derwin Brown raises questions about political motives and local corruption.
Kemi Badenoch, leader of the Conservatives, labels attacks on Jewish communities a 'national emergency' during a discussion with Cathy Newman following the Golders Green stabbing.
Maria Caparas, a Filipino scammer, pioneered sextortion by exploiting social media for blackmail, creating a criminal network linked to numerous suicides.
Shabana Mahmood, a prominent UK politician, answers questions in Parliament regarding immigration and other pressing issues during a live session.
Matteo Salvini's rise to power in Italy, marked by a shift to anti-migrant populism and widespread support for his security policies, reveals the motivations of ordinary citizens across the country.
Baker Atyani returns to the Philippines to investigate the financial motivations behind Abu Sayyaf's kidnappings while seeking a negotiator for recent victims.
In Singapore, strict laws enforced by AI-driven surveillance and robot dogs create a controlled environment where dissent is harshly punished and drug offenses can lead to execution.
A birthday celebration for Susan Sutton in 2018 turned tragic when a man broke in and opened fire, resulting in her death and her husband John's blindness.
Ibiza's nightlife is increasingly influenced by social media platforms like Instagram and TikTok, leading to new criminal activities and challenges for local authorities.
Jean-Bernard Wiktorska's death, initially deemed an accident, became a murder investigation involving his wife and her lover after a mysterious informant came forward.
In Paracale, Philippines, illegal gold mining operations persist despite a nationwide ban, driven by a complex network of miners, agents, and black market buyers.
In Tamil Nadu, India, Joseph Raj of T.E.S.T. leads efforts to rescue underage children from exploitative textile factories while highlighting the ongoing issue of forced labor.
Families of victims from the Nottingham hospital maternity ward failures hold a press conference to address the findings of the inquiry report.
Cybersex crime in the UK significantly impacts young individuals, prompting James Blake to explore its effects and the technological measures used to combat it.
In Johannesburg, Reggie Yates examines the lives of white South Africans facing extreme poverty in informal settlements, highlighting ongoing economic inequality and social change.
In the world of international espionage, former FBI agent Mike Rogers hosts a series that reveals covert operations aimed at neutralizing al-Qaeda's most dangerous operatives.
On December 6, 2012, the body of Jean Aprin was discovered at his winery in Roquebrussanne, raising questions about the circumstances of his death.
In the Cyclades, over 200 inhabited islands face limited healthcare access, prompting volunteer doctors to establish pop-up clinics on Serifos.
David Lammy answers questions in Parliament during Prime Minister's Questions, addressing key political issues alongside other MPs like James Cleverly and Nigel Farage.
Dr. Michele Goodwin discusses the implications of Roe v.
Montreal has recorded over 100 murder victims in a crime war linked to underworld drug runners, as reporter Jason Brady investigates industrial pollution's impact on children.
Takata Corporation's defective airbags, installed in 100 million vehicles including BMWs and Teslas, have caused over 350 deaths and threaten thousands more.
Ashley Biggs, a pizza delivery driver in Ohio, unknowingly approached a dangerous situation when she arrived at a home with a hidden threat inside.
