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In Kabul's Badum Bagh prison, women imprisoned for moral crimes unite to challenge the oppressive societal norms and religious laws that dictate their lives.
In 1943, Canadian forces faced Nazi Germany's elite airborne troops in the brutal Battle of Ortona, known as the 'Italian Stalingrad'.
Consumer culture's evolution reveals how an abundance of choices leads to decision fatigue, stress, and environmental impact, urging a shift towards mindful consumption.
Derren Brown and Uri Geller explore the existence of paranormal phenomena, including demonic possession, through experiments like séances and talking board rituals.
More than 350,000 tons of fish and seafood are offloaded each year at Dutch Harbor, a key U.S. fishing port in the Aleutian Islands.
The man and boy sniper team behind the 2002 D.C. Sniper Attacks left a trail of terror, as firsthand accounts reveal the chilling dynamics of their crimes.
Rahova Prison, Romania's second largest facility, houses 1,400 inmates, including murderers and human traffickers, under strict security measures and harsh conditions.
Incestuous sexual abuse within families in America affects at least 1 in 4 girls and 1 in 7 boys, perpetuated by secrecy and manipulation.
Maureen Sullivan, a sex surrogate, works with clients Kipper and John to address their sexual insecurities and improve their relationship skills.
Clive Sinclair, Peter Taylor, Joe Radley, Ivor Jackson, Nigel Fitzhugh, and Brenda Breakwell exemplify the challenges and rewards of becoming self-employed after job loss.
National Rifle Association faces internal turmoil and external challenges from student activists advocating for gun control as the 2020 election approaches.
Blowpipes used by the Jahi tribe can shoot darts at speeds of 180 kilometers per hour, essential for hunting in the Malaysian rainforest.
Continental 3407's crash in Buffalo highlighted concerns among aviation insiders about the safety and capacity of a rapidly changing airline industry.
More than 20 years of homeless encampments in Indianapolis face police intervention and city efforts to clear the area under a bridge.
Adopted twins Tanya and Kim utilize DNA testing to explore their origins and the truth about their mother, whom they believed died during World War II.
Rising tensions in the West Bank are examined as support for militant groups grows amid Israel's military campaign and the ongoing conflict in Gaza.
Albania's LGBTQ community faces ongoing violence and discrimination, yet a burgeoning movement offers refuge and support for those affected by bigotry.
Anxiety disorders, identified by the World Health Organization as the most prevalent mental illnesses, are examined in relation to modern culture and pharmaceutical influences.
India Company, 3rd Battalion, 7th Marine Regiment, comprised young soldiers facing their first combat experience, revealing their fears and camaraderie in a pivotal conflict.
In Vermont's remote mountain woods, nearly a dozen people have vanished without a trace, alongside investigations into similar disappearances in Australia and Tasmania.
El Paso, Texas, became a focal point for controversial immigration policies under the Trump administration and the site of a tragic white supremacist attack in 2019.
Puerto Rico's complex history, its political relationship with the United States, and the cultural identity of Puerto Ricans on the mainland are examined by filmmaker Rocco Anastasio.
For-profit universities have transformed American higher education, raising concerns about their value and the burden of student debt on vulnerable populations.
Five Amish teenagers return home after a month in Britain, facing the pivotal decision of whether to remain in their community or leave it behind.
Cheap food in supermarkets often comes at a hidden cost, as exploited workers in Africa face dire conditions in the production of bananas, vegetables, and fish.
Over 2,700 Yazidi women and girls remain missing ten years after the genocide, highlighting the ongoing struggle for freedom and resilience among survivors.
Elizabeth Peña and Jennifer Ertman became victims of a brutal crime in Houston's T.C. Jester Park, marking a tragic chapter in the city's history.
Taliban's rapid takeover of Afghanistan has drastically altered daily life, particularly for women and ethnic minorities, as documented by journalist Najibullah Quraishi.
Cuba, a 19-month-old from Cardiff, consumes half a liter of oil a week as his family relies on takeaways for most meals.
Open marriages and polyamory are examined in Portland, Oregon, where a movement challenges traditional norms of intimate relationships and family life.
Ayahuasca, originating in the Amazonian Forest, is examined through scientific, religious, and anthropological lenses, highlighting its integration into modern society and the Santo Daime religion.
Extreme plastic surgeries highlight individuals, including a plastic surgery addict who spends $130,000, and the societal pressures driving the 'big bum' trend.
Over 80,000 children in the UK live in temporary housing, with many facing eviction and homelessness amid a severe housing crisis.
Ten hours on the road yields €200 for Adam, who faces delays from bad weather and poor infrastructure while buying fish from Lake Victoria.
A retired scientist built a 10,000-foot shelter from 42 recycled school buses to protect people from a potential nuclear apocalypse.
Bristol Bay's salmon fishery faces a critical environmental battle against the proposed Pebble Mine, which threatens its ecosystem and local livelihoods.
One lifeboat man survived after his crew was capsized by two waves while attempting to rescue victims from a grounded schooner.
A young woman's body was found on a snowbank near two major interstates in Bellefonte, Pennsylvania, on March 24, 1993, sparking a complex murder investigation.
Panamiur gang members in Mexico City showcase their bold style and aggressive chants as they prepare for a party, highlighting the vibrant yet dangerous youth culture.
Virtual reality is poised to transform love and intimacy, as technology blurs the lines between digital connections and real-life relationships.
Every summer, heavy rains flood neighborhoods in Kaolack, forcing residents like Hassan to leave their homes and seek refuge in Casamance.
Life on the frontline during the Afghanistan War from 2001 to 2021 is depicted through six personal accounts in the acclaimed series 'War Story: Afghanistan.
Papua New Guinea has one of the highest crime rates in the world, with 80% of the population living below the poverty line.
Vietnam Veterans Chris Moore, Andrew Boone, and LeRoy Perry return to Vietnam with Friends of Danang to aid sick children and reflect on their past experiences.
Maui's August 2023 wildfire, the deadliest in over a century, resulted from critical missteps and inadequate preparedness, leading to over 100 fatalities and widespread destruction.
Soho in the 1920s emerged as a vibrant hub of hedonism, characterized by a thriving jazz scene, a rampant drug trade, and the influential 'dope girls'.
A luxury RV owned by retirees Terri and Richard features a total living space of 40 square meters and cost them €2 million.
On 4th August 2010, California-born Theresa Riggi was implicated in the murder of her three children in Slateford, Edinburgh, following a reported gas explosion.
