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Graduates from the Ho Chunk Nation in Wisconsin receive $200,000 upon turning 18, a payout that has increased from $117,000 in the mid-90s.
In the first 128 days of 2023, the United States recorded 199 mass shootings, underscoring a troubling escalation in gun violence.
The 1994 genocide in Rwanda continues to profoundly affect survivors and the nation, as personal stories reveal the lasting scars and resilience of its people.
40 families have already had their homes destroyed in Rio de Janeiro as the city prepares for the World Cup and the Olympics.
Recep Tayyip Erdoğan's leadership faces unprecedented challenges in Turkey, marked by corruption, press repression, and a historic election following the 2023 earthquake disaster.
Abraham Shafi, founder of the social media site IRL, is accused of faking 95% of his user base while securing $1.5 billion in investments.
2,749 people were murdered in 102 minutes during the September 11 attacks, a tragedy that continues to shape the lives of families and first responders.
Meet Kyah, a 14-year-old facing hidden homelessness during the coronavirus pandemic.
In Brazil, systemic state violence disproportionately targets young, black males, highlighting a troubling normalization of extermination within marginalized communities.
A correspondent captures the chaos of Thailand's Songkran festival while interviewing Vietnam War Vets.
Parents of missing students in Mexico reject claims about identified remains in a massacre.
Dashcam footage captures a car accident where a driver struggles to escape a burning vehicle after plunging off a bridge in a life-threatening situation.
About half a million people in Germany are diagnosed with cancer each year, prompting advancements in treatment options and support for patients.
A plastic bag heat sealer plays a crucial role in convicting an online drug trafficker, while a casual conversation and a map help apprehend three burglars in a neighborhood.
At 8:07 PM, residents in Ferguson express anxiety and frustration as they await the announcement of a decision on the indictment of the officer who shot Mike Brown.
2,000 jobs were lost when Coca-Cola closed seven plants in Eastern Germany, raising concerns about the company's impact on local communities.
More than one in eight men in Bangladesh admit to committing rape, reflecting a culture where victims are often blamed and justice remains elusive.
A packet of wet wipes plays a crucial role in convicting a driver involved in a deadly hit and run while a distinctive tracksuit aids in capturing a gang of thieves.
70 percent of Koreans no longer eat dog, reflecting a significant shift in attitudes toward the dog meat industry and animal rights.
The upcoming mid-term elections in the US could redefine the Democratic Party as divisions over Israel and the Gaza conflict intensify, prompting discussions with experts like Sarah Yerkes.
Fawzia Koofi, Afghanistan's first female MP and party leader, continues her advocacy for women's rights in exile following the Taliban's return to power.
A high-speed collision in a busy urban area is captured on camera as first responders arrive to manage the flaming wreckage and assist victims.
A 14-year prison sentence awaits men in Kenya convicted of homosexual acts, as one man struggles to support his sister amid rampant discrimination.
Joseph Oleshangay fights to protect the Maasai from eviction near Serengeti National Park.
The Bakun Dam threatens the Kenyah tribe's land and community in Malaysia's fight for survival.
Tom Morello's acceptance speech for Rage Against the Machine's induction into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame serves as a powerful call to action.
In Changsha, a Beijing photojournalist investigates the widespread production and sale of counterfeit food products that endanger the health of millions in China.
Right-wing extremists in Switzerland and Germany spread radical ideas amid Europe's tensions.
In November 2007, tensions rise in Israel as strict ultra-orthodox Jews challenge secular values.
Dan Foster and Becky raise concerns about Dr. Webber's behavior with young boys on the Blackfeet reservation.
Beirut Monologues challenges taboos about women's health in war-torn Beirut, attracting crowds.
Child poverty in Kensington, Liverpool, reaches 45.8%, while in Kensington, London, it is under 5%, revealing stark economic disparities ahead of the 2015 election.
Inmates in California's administrative segregation units receive just 10 hours of exercise per week while wearing stab vests for protection.
A 4-kilometer-wide zone of separation divides Brcko, with Serbs controlling the city while the Muslim-Croat Federation holds the outer villages.
A wedding video reveals the details of a teenage abduction in the UK, while an expired pilot’s license exposes a fraudster evading detection.
An airport hire car plays a crucial role in bringing two international hitmen to justice following the murder of a private investigator.
A car key and a torch provide crucial evidence in solving a violent assault on a pensioner and a conspiracy to steal luxury car parts in the UK.
Over 7,000 people died in the Philippines' war on drugs within a year of its launch in 2016, with most victims being minor drug offenders and addicts.
Over the last six years, about 4,000 Hmong people moved to Siskiyou County, where tensions have risen over water access and marijuana cultivation.
Japanese health authorities report around 330,000 abortions each year, but one doctor estimates the actual number could be double that.
Caitlyne Gonzales reflects on the impact of the Robb Elementary School shooting in Uvalde, Texas, as she remembers her best friend Jackie Cazares and advocates for change.
Migrants in Rosano Rosano, Calabria, face ongoing struggles for survival and dignity in Italy.
In Madagascar, twins are abandoned at birth due to local beliefs that they bring curses upon their families, highlighting deep-rooted cultural superstitions.
Michigan's Democratic primary features progressive candidate Abdul El-Sayed challenging establishment candidate Haley Stevens amid significant pro-Israel group funding.
Abigail Disney discusses her grandfather Roy O. Disney's legacy, her activism for corporate responsibility, and the challenges of wealth and inequality in America.
Jordan's laws to protect women from abuse face challenges in changing societal behavior.
Young Syrians recount their fight for freedom against brutal government tactics in Syria.
In Bollywood, top actresses confront sexual assault and harassment as the #MeToo movement gains traction in a society grappling with conservative views on women's roles.
