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During the U.S. election, Central American migrants confront the critical urgency of crossing the Mexican border, fearing it may be their final chance.
China's repression of the Uighur population in Xinjiang includes the detention of over a million individuals in internment camps, forced labor, and cultural eradication.
Construction of a spaceport on North Uist in the Outer Hebrides sparks a debate among residents over economic benefits and environmental concerns.
On January 13, 2018, the Hawaii Emergency Management Agency sent a false alert about an incoming ballistic missile, prompting widespread panic among residents.
Allegations against Michael Jackson are examined through the perspectives of Wade Robson and James Safechuck, following the events of the original documentary.
A 13-year-old con artist orchestrated nearly half a million dollars in fraud by selling non-existent goods while living a lavish lifestyle in the UK.
Abortion access in Italy faces increasing challenges due to the influence of the Catholic Church and the anti-abortion lobby's rise under Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni.
In March 2002, members of the outlawed Falun Gong hijacked a state TV station in Changchun, China, to counter government narratives, leading to severe repercussions.
In Russia, where over 18,000 people die in road accidents annually, on-board dash cameras have become essential for drivers to document incidents and combat corruption.
Mass surveillance practices by governments and corporations raise significant concerns about the implications of algorithms on individual privacy and civil liberties.
Buenaventura, Colombia, is plagued by violent crime and drug smuggling, with journalist Henry Ramirez exposing paramilitary atrocities and ongoing gang control.
Silicon Valley's tech giants like Facebook and Google have contributed to soaring poverty rates and over 10% homelessness in the Bay Area amid their booming success.
A bipartisan panel discussion features current and former Members of Congress and their families discussing the unique lifestyle of political life.
French Senate members debate a proposed ban on social media access for children under 15, reflecting growing concerns about online safety.
In Annemasse, Haute-Savoie, firefighters respond to an anonymous call about an injured man found on a small road, leading to an investigation into his identity.
Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370, which vanished in 2014 with 228 passengers, remains a mystery as experts debate the causes and potential recovery of the wreckage.
In Saint-Andéol-Le-Château, Rhône, the Lyon Research Brigade investigates a quadruple homicide involving the murder of an entire family with a single weapon.
Kyle Rittenhouse, a 17-year-old armed with an AR-15, shot and killed two people during a Black Lives Matter protest in Kenosha, Wisconsin, claiming self-defense.
In 2004, Benoît Pinel and his team investigated the case of a body found drifting in the Seine, leading to a complex criminal inquiry.
Donald Trump's return to the White House has seen an aggressive protectionist trade policy, marked by significant tariffs and economic pressure on various countries.
In a military camp in South Africa, Afrikaner boys undergo intense training that reveals the ideological indoctrination aimed at fostering nationalism and racial superiority.
In Britain, prescriptions for antidepressants in children nearly doubled from 2005 to 2015, raising concerns about their effectiveness and the influence of pharmaceutical companies on healthcare.
Ian Thornton encounters Commander X, a high-ranking member of Anonymous seeking political asylum after years evading the FBI for cyber-attacks.
In a modern narrative of betrayal, women navigate the complexities of a manipulative relationship with a wealthy insurance magnate in a contemporary setting.
Fake celebrity clairvoyant Williams exploited vulnerable elderly clients by conducting fraudulent readings and manipulating them into signing over their assets.
A former air steward from the UK faked cancer and raised hundreds of thousands of dollars from his community, family, and friends.
Laëtitia Delecluse's disappearance in France highlights a disturbing case of domestic violence and the complexities of deceit within personal relationships.
In 2015, record-breaking natural disasters, including cyclones, volcanic eruptions, and earthquakes, resulted in 20,000 deaths and over $42 billion in damages.
In 2023, Robert Bowers represented himself in court during his trial for the mass shooting at the Tree of Life synagogue in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
Stephen Port, a 40-year-old man, was convicted for the murders of four young men whose bodies were discovered in Barking, East London.
Yoni Palmier, known as the Essonne Serial Killer, was pursued by Versailles police as the case rapidly developed in the Essonne region of France.
In 1968, the Tet Offensive marked a turning point in the Vietnam War, leading to widespread media coverage and significant anti-war protests in the United States.
The infamous O.J. Simpson trial raises questions about evidence and justice as the black leather glove becomes a pivotal symbol in the courtroom.
The Public Interest Declassification Board hosts an Open Meeting on Capitol Hill with Representatives Eric Burlison, Josh Gottheimer, and Anna Paulina Luna to discuss classification issues.
Agbogbloshie, Ghana, serves as a toxic dumping ground for global electronic waste, highlighting the failures of manufacturers and policymakers in addressing e-waste disposal.
Data collected by smartphone apps is sold in a global marketplace, revealing a lucrative and unregulated system that infringes on user privacy.
In New York City, a keynote interview with journalist Soledad O'Brien and panel discussions address women's rights, gender equality, and advocacy efforts.
In Washington, D.C., filmmaker Mel Andre captures raw interviews of protesters responding to police brutality following George Floyd's death.
In July 1986, 25-year-old real estate agent Suzy Lamplugh vanished in West London after leaving her office to show a property to a prospective buyer.
Caroline Le Gentil's abduction in Lille prompted an international manhunt that crossed multiple borders and involved various law enforcement agencies.
The 2026 World Cup in North America highlights the economic benefits and costs associated with hosting the tournament, revealing the complex dynamics of profit and investment.
Governments in Libya, Syria, and Bahrain utilize advanced electronic warfare equipment from French companies to monitor and suppress dissent among their citizens.
In Remoulins, Nîmes, investigators pursued a known Belgian offender following a chilling abduction, relying on critical witness testimonies.
Ted Binion, a drug-addicted casino owner in Las Vegas, is found dead, leading to suspicions surrounding his ex-girlfriend and a contractor with insider knowledge.
Antonio Ferrara's manhunt in Italy involves extensive phone taps, informants, and undercover operations by law enforcement agencies.
Magran Tata's Druk cultural centre in Kharkiv provides vital support and cultural opportunities for young people living near the front line of the ongoing Russian invasion.
In June 2011, a man in Germany is arrested for a brutal domestic homicide that reveals a disturbing pattern of sadistic behavior.
China's expanding influence in the Middle East, particularly through partnerships with Iran, Egypt, Saudi Arabia, and Israel, faces challenges amid the Gaza conflict and US-China rivalry.
