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In Wimbledon, Detective Sergeant Mick Randall investigates a series of nighttime burglaries involving masked intruders who evade capture through hidden escape routes.
Mass crowds in Tehran participate in the six-day funeral for former Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, who was killed by an Israeli air strike amid escalating US-Iran tensions.
Mass shootings, including the attack at the Islamic Center of San Diego, highlight the ongoing gun violence crisis in the United States amid political gridlock.
Amidst brutal crackdowns and internet blackouts, Iranians rise in defiance, demanding justice and freedom.
Venezuela faces a growing humanitarian crisis following two powerful earthquakes near Caracas, with entire neighborhoods collapsed and rescue efforts hampered by aftershocks.
Senator Martha McSally shares her experience of sexual assault during a military hearing, while Greece charges twenty individuals over a deadly wildfire.
Australian preteens like Isabelle undergo elective gender-realignment for acceptance.
Jamie, a young girl, faced severe bullying in primary school and expressed suicidal thoughts before her family sought medical treatment for her transition.
Laura Clausen from Toronto creates viral anti-abortion videos for a global audience.
Cao Dewang opens a factory in Moraine, Ohio, bringing jobs and discussing U.S.-China worker differences.
In the Philippines, spiritual healers blend Catholic rituals with traditional practices, offering alternative treatments amid concerns over the risks of unregulated faith healing.
Niloufar Farahmand and Kiana Yarahmadi challenge gender norms in Iran's auto repair industry as they strive to become the first women to obtain a mechanics license.
Three days a week, visitors can stay overnight at San Antonio Prison, where inmates enjoy amenities like a swimming pool and family gatherings.
Civilians in Staten Island squish spotted lanternflies, which look totally harmless but are invasive.
Sara, a 12-year-old girl in Herat, was about to be traded for a house, illustrating the ongoing issue of forced marriages in Afghanistan.
Forty percent of the world's ships are flagged in former US colonies, allowing wealthy owners to bypass regulations and minimize costs.
Mehdi Hasan analyzes the political landscapes of the US and UK amid leadership changes and emphasizes the critical role of independent journalism.
Ukraine's Bring Kids Back UA initiative, led by Maksym Maksymov, focuses on the return of over 20,000 children taken to Russia amid the ongoing conflict.
Memorial Day commemorations in the United States highlight the growing divide between the 1.3 million active military personnel and the civilian population, raising questions about patriotism and military intervention.
One in every thousand births in Uganda results in clubfoot, a condition that can lead some parents to consider infanticide as a solution.
A jury in New Mexico found Meta guilty of harming children's mental health and concealing knowledge of child sexual exploitation, imposing a $375 million fine.
Many deportees return to Mexico, facing language barriers and social stigma.
Mexican forces are actively blocking a U.S.-bound migrant caravan, reflecting the complexities of immigration management amid heightened policy tensions.
Donald Trump plans to deport millions of Mexicans and build a wall between Mexico and the U.S.
Nemesio Oseguera Cervantes, known as El Mencho, was killed by the Mexican army on February 22, 2026, escalating violence linked to the Jalisco New Generation Cartel.
Migrants from Central America face protests in Tijuana on their journey to the United States.
Mexico's hosting of the World Cup for a record third time highlights both national pride and ongoing protests over issues like disappearances and inequality.
1.2 million U.S. visitors travel to Los Algodones, Mexico each year for affordable dental care, where over 300 clinics serve a small border town.
In Mexico, nearly ninety thousand individuals are imprisoned without trial due to mandatory pre-trial detention policies amid the ongoing war on drugs.
In Chiapas, Mexico, residents consume two liters of sugary drinks daily, leading to a diabetes crisis exacerbated by Covid-19.
Mexico's illicit exotic pet trade has evolved from a niche market for drug lords to a widespread obsession, leading to dangerous ownership practices and the rescue of big cats in Culiacan.
The economy here revolves around migration, providing essential items for crossing into Arizona.
After a screening of "Fahrenheit 9/11," Michael Moore interviews former Marine Corporal Abdul Henderson about his refusal to fight in a war he believed was based on lies.
Michael Moore and Wendell Potter discuss healthcare reform and corporate influence on democracy during an interview on Democracy Now in November 2010.
Michael Moore argues that President Obama should advocate for the working majority in America and reclaim control from the wealthy elite.
Michael Moore joins CNN's Kaitlan Collins to support college students protesting against the violence in Gaza and urges President Biden to halt military funding to Israel.
Michael Moore analyzes the ideological clash between moderates and progressives in the Democratic Party, highlighting Biden's electoral strategies and the Million MAGA March's tribute to Louis Farrakhan.
Michael Moore discusses the implications of the U.S. withdrawal from Afghanistan, the criticism faced by President Joe Biden, and the significance of the last soldier's departure.
Michael Moore examines his encounters with Michigan militia members and the 2020 plot to kidnap Governor Gretchen Whitmer.
Michael Moore discusses the impact of WikiLeaks and Julian Assange on exposing government secrets related to the Iraq and Afghanistan wars during a 2010 interview.
Occupy Wall Street protesters in Zuccotti Park utilize the "people's mic" to amplify their voices in response to the no-amplified-sound law, as Michael Moore visits.
Michael Moore joined local unions at the New York Stock Exchange on September 22, 2009, after a special screening for laborers.
Michael Moore addressed a crowd at Justin Herman Plaza in San Francisco on September 17, 2009, advocating for mass action to reclaim political power.
Michael Moore speaks at Oscar Grant Plaza in Oakland on October 28, 2011, expressing solidarity with the Occupy movement and honoring injured protester Scott Olsen.
Michael Moore critiques American society's acceptance of violence as a solution to problems, highlighting the consequences of military interventions and gun culture.
Michael Moore argues that efforts to suppress voting in the United States indicate a belief among Republicans that the country is not conservative.
Michael Moore's roadshow in Seattle featured a special screening of SiCKO, organized by Physicians for a National Health Program and Health Care for All.
