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Josh Adams from Auburn, Alabama, reveals his struggle with gambling addiction and daily fantasy sports.
Journee Bradshaw, born in Ethiopia, was misled into believing she was going on a trip to the United States, only to find herself adopted by a new family.
Watch Jackson Garrett investigate the Clown Cult with Chuckie Sleaze and Humanette.
A Sudanese man was arrested in Belfast following a knife attack that injured a local man, sparking anti-immigration protests and unrest in the city.
Said and his son Wali Khan flee Afghanistan, facing loneliness in Derby, Britain.
Afghan refugees face uncertainty as evacuations continue amid Taliban takeover.
People in Afghanistan risk their lives to fight for women's education against the Taliban.
Twelve anti-personnel mines and ten anti-tank mines are found in a single area, illustrating the ongoing dangers faced by civilians in Afghanistan.
The May 2020 attack on a maternity clinic in Kabul resulted in the deaths of midwives, pregnant women, and newborns, highlighting the ongoing violence against civilians in Afghanistan.
Afghani men risk their lives as amateur emerald miners in Afghanistan's harsh economy.
Afghanistan's ethnic tribes fear Taliban resurgence as Trump plans troop withdrawal.
Ethiopia's Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam, Africa's largest, is generating surplus electricity for Kenya while over half of Ethiopia's population remains without reliable power.
Fuel prices in South Africa and fertilizer costs in Kenya are surging due to the Iran conflict, causing long-term economic concerns for households.
Ben Carson, the neurosurgeon housing secretary, leaves a housing crisis behind as he departs.
Watch Part Two to see the ongoing trouble in Gaza after the recent war.
A Polish Saturday school on Salisbury Road serves 230 children as the community faces uncertainty about their future after Brexit.
Support for Donald Trump among Republicans has declined, raising questions about the stability of his coalition and the implications of Viktor Orban's defeat.
Philonise Floyd calls for justice at a dramatic Congressional hearing on police reform.
15 years after apartheid ended, many South Africans still feel the effects of racial separation in their daily lives.
Estonia's transition from oil shale mining to a new magnet factory highlights Europe's efforts to secure rare earth materials and reduce reliance on Chinese supply chains.
Tensions between the USA and Iran are escalating following recent airstrikes, prompting concerns about the stability of the Gulf and implications for energy prices.
Automation in the workforce, as predicted by the World Economic Forum, could lead to millions of job losses by 2025, prompting a reevaluation of labor dynamics.
In several European countries, experts Dr Bernd Werse and Dr Mathias Luderer debate the implications of legalising cannabis with Bertolt Meyer.
Escalating tensions in the Strait of Hormuz are highlighted by Al Jazeera's coverage of US and Israeli military operations against Iran and their implications for global energy markets.
Alastair Campbell argues that Andy Burnham possesses the necessary empathy and leadership to restore confidence in the UK post-Brexit, emphasizing the need for a distinct Labour agenda.
Ahmet lives in fear in Albania after his father killed a man ten years ago.
Since the mid-1990s, around 500 children and teenagers have gone missing in Albania, with many believed to be victims of trafficking.
Albanian Prime Minister Edi Rama discusses the ongoing protests against a luxury tourism project linked to Jared Kushner, addressing issues of AI, democracy, and public trust.
Afghan allies face significant obstacles in obtaining US residency visas due to bureaucratic challenges and processing delays despite prior commitments from the US government.
The war with Iran and the struggle to secure the Strait of Hormuz reveal significant tensions between the United States and NATO allies over military involvement.
A queue forms outside Astor in Froome, Somerset, as residents seek food during the coronavirus lockdown, reflecting the town's changing dynamics.
Workers in Bessemer, Alabama, express disappointment after voting against unionizing.
US Ambassador Amy Gutmann discusses ongoing support for Ukraine, the implications of the presidential elections, and concerns regarding Joe Biden's health in an interview with WELT.
In 2026, America marks 250 years since the Declaration of Independence, exploring its impact on national identity and governance through the lens of the U.S. Constitution.
The United States Constitution, established in 1787, remains a foundational document reflecting the nation's ideals of equality, liberty, and the American Dream.
As the United States marks 250 years since the Declaration of Independence, Marc Lamont Hill discusses with Kimberle Crenshaw the challenges of reconciling its complex history.
Public opinion in the United States is increasingly divided over President Trump's military threats against Iran, reflecting deep partisan and generational divides.
In Washington DC, analysts debate whether the US war on Iran serves American or Israeli interests, highlighting the influence of leaders like Trump and Netanyahu.
For 250 years, the United States has oscillated between isolationism and intervention, shaping global politics from the Banana Wars to the War on Terror.
Nine Republicans and two Democrats compete in New Hampshire's first-in-the-nation primary, where over 40 percent of voters are independents.
US Congressman Ro Khanna's visit to the occupied West Bank highlights the growing divide in American political support for Israel amid increasing visibility of Palestinian realities.
California faces severe water challenges as Lake Mead's levels drop to 38% capacity.
Residents in the treme neighborhood protest the city hall move, fearing cultural loss.
80% of criminal defendants in the U.S. rely on public defenders, who face overwhelming caseloads and insufficient resources to provide adequate representation.
The 250th anniversary of the United States' independence is marked by nationwide celebrations that highlight divisions among the American people and event cancellations due to extreme heat.
Edward Snowden's revelations about NSA surveillance highlight the conflict between national security and press freedom in America.
More than 15,000 surveillance cameras are now positioned on street corners across the United States, monitoring citizens in public spaces.
Curtis Shanley, a 29-year-old Marine, waited two years to diagnose his back issue, reflecting the long delays faced by many veterans seeking care.
