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Punishment for minor offenses, such as graffiti, has been shown to impact crime rates in cities like York, where crime has been declining for decades.
Alcohol's role in social rituals, from celebrations to mourning, raises questions about its necessity and the health risks of consumption.
On Tax Day, trillions flow into the US government, with significant allocations for war and defense contractors, raising questions about budget priorities and social services.
Bill Pulte's appointment as acting Director of National Intelligence has sparked debate over the effectiveness and politicization of the U.S. intelligence community.
Eight or nine different countries are currently being targeted for revolutionary training by consultants who previously helped organize the Egyptian uprising.
Varsha Gandikota-Nellutla and Naledi Pandor discuss the potential for the Global South to challenge US dominance and the lessons from South Africa's apartheid struggle.
In the fifth year of the Ukraine conflict, Ukrainian forces have intensified strikes into Russian territory, raising questions about the current balance of power.
More than 880,000 people died in the October 2005 earthquake in Pakistan, prompting Jamaat-ud-Dawa to provide aid despite its designation as a terrorist organization.
Anti-Haitian sentiment in the Dominican Republic is examined through the experiences of Haitian workers and the historical context of their migration from Haiti.
The ongoing conflict in the Donbas region of Ukraine severely impacts civilians, as they navigate daily life amidst violence and destruction, with support from international organizations.
Montreal's criminal underworld is explored as detectives investigate the murder of a businessman linked to drug dealers and corrupt lawyers.
Dhaka's population has surged from 200,000 to 15 million in 30 years, driven largely by climate-related migration and environmental disasters.
A survey reveals that Singaporeans are now the least active lovers in the world, prompting a government-backed initiative to address declining birth rates.
Kumar, Singapore's drag queen, navigates life amid government restrictions on transsexual people.
China's long-term strategy for embedding its industrial capacity in Europe and Latin America is examined through real footage and AI-generated visualizations.
1,186 miners were loaded onto cattle cars in Bisby, Arizona, after refusing to abandon their union during a strike in July.
Children's lives have been affected by conflict in the Kivu region of the DRC.
Chinese asylum seekers face exploitation by traffickers and scammers as they navigate dangerous routes through Latin America to reach the United States.
Dresden, Ontario, has a population of 2,000, with approximately 12 percent identifying as Black, amid ongoing discussions about racial discrimination.
In Portsmouth, Hampshire, traffic officers respond to a series of incidents involving suspected drink drivers, stolen vehicles, and confrontations with scooter riders.
In Grimsby, police arrest a driver who fell asleep at the wheel and blew nearly six times the legal limit, highlighting the dangers of impaired driving.
Traffic cops in Britain face chaos on the roads as they respond to drink drivers, hit-and-run suspects, and a stolen caravan disrupting a family's holiday.
South Yorkshire Police confront dangerous drivers and high-speed chases in their efforts to enhance road safety amid rising traffic fatalities.
Routine traffic stops often escalate when police officers encounter drivers concealing illegal weapons, leading to tense and potentially dangerous situations.
A drone pilot explains how easy it is to smuggle contraband into prison using fishing line and a simple remote control setup.
Drone strikes in Sudan have intensified the ongoing conflict, resulting in nearly 900 deaths this year, as foreign involvement complicates mediation efforts.
Estonian Defense Minister Hanno Pevkur addresses the growing threat of drone warfare and NATO's strategic response to enhance Baltic security.
Operators at Creech Air Force Base work nearly 12-hour shifts, monitoring live feeds that can include scenes like wedding celebrations before making life-and-death decisions.
FRONTLINE documents efforts to save students at Sharpstown High in Houston, Texas.
In Ayotzinapa, the disappearance of 43 students highlights the struggle of Mexicans against drug cartels, police violence, and government corruption.
Tajikistan struggles with cheap drugs from Afghanistan, facing violence and addiction issues.
In Ukraine, soldiers are increasingly using drugs to manage pain and anxiety amid ongoing conflict, raising concerns about addiction and long-term mental health issues.
Benny monitors a drunk defendant in a bar as chaos erupts with the arrival of fellow bounty hunters in a high-stakes confrontation.
In Portsmouth, traffic cops respond to late-night incidents, including a drink-drive suspect's failed seat swap and a violent taxi fight.
Since 2021, the Central Valley has seen a significant increase in dry wells, with many residents relying on domestic wells that are now running out of water.
7% of Dublin's population has been affected by a drug problem that has persisted despite the city's economic growth.
Duterte enforces free contraception in the heavily Catholic Philippines amid church opposition.
Medics report a humanitarian crisis in Gaza as Israeli forces clash with Hamas near hospitals.
In Arizona, migrants face extreme and potentially fatal conditions while attempting to cross the US-Mexico border, highlighting ongoing tensions in the region.
Conley highlights the struggles of families in Ramallah, including Annie and Mattie, amid conflict.
In the Democratic Republic of Congo, Foreign Minister Thérèse Kayikwamba Wagner discusses the challenges of combating an Ebola outbreak amid ongoing conflict with M23 rebels.
Ebola is spreading in the eastern Democratic Republic of Congo, complicating efforts by health experts due to the lack of a vaccine or cure.
In the Democratic Republic of the Congo, an Ebola outbreak is escalating rapidly, overwhelming health workers and prompting attacks on medical facilities, as reported by Caitlin Brady of the Danish Refugee Council.
Wall Street's significant role in campaign financing and its influence on regulatory frameworks are examined, highlighting the disconnect between government actions and citizens' needs.
Oklahoma teachers plan a walkout on Monday despite a new pay raise bill signed by Fallin.
In an era dominated by six major media conglomerates like Disney and News Corporation, critics like Jeff Cohen and Max Keiser examine how financial interests shape news agendas and public perception.
Egypt's abattoirs are exposed for their brutal treatment of animals exported from Europe, raising ethical concerns about livestock exportation practices.
In Egypt, rising divorce rates highlight the need for sex education among couples.
