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Fewer than 1% of dispensaries nationwide are owned by African-Americans, despite the growth of the legal marijuana industry in the U.S.
Mahmoud and Hani al-Madhoun confront the humanitarian crisis in Gaza, highlighting the forced starvation of Palestinians and their commitment to advocacy.
Halton Newsom, chairman of the BLM Greater New York chapter, co-founded a civilian police group called Peace Officers to protect Black communities from violence.
About 350 members participate in a Harlem lending circle, contributing fixed amounts each month to save together and support one another.
In Punjab, Indian factory workers wear head cameras to train AI-powered robots, raising concerns about job security and the future of work.
Fisherwomen on Hengam Island in southern Iran strive to become the first in the country to obtain official permits, challenging gender norms in a male-dominated industry.
After Hurricanes Eta and Iota devastate their Guatemalan hometown, a family faces dangers from cartels and corrupt authorities while migrating to the U.S.
A group of hoppers in New Orleans, who lift 250,000 pounds of residential trash weekly, went on strike on May 5th for better pay and working conditions.
Giant rats from Tanzania sniff out land mines and save lives worldwide.
Four million people live in Aleppo, where children like 11-year-old Ibrahim dodge bombs on their way to school amid the ongoing civil war.
A thief targeting victims on social media is apprehended due to a knife sheath, while a plea for help on a £10 note leads to the arrest of two kidnappers.
Up to 200 horses pass through the Ship Shaana horse auction each week, where the debate over horse slaughter intensifies amid changing laws.
An estimated 7,000 to 10,000 Nigerians live in South Africa, facing discrimination and police brutality amid widespread stereotypes of criminality.
An enraged offender in a three-wheeled car leads police on a dangerous chase before brandishing an automatic rifle at officers.
Some women in China face life-threatening pressures to be thin due to social media challenges.
In East London, a security guard taunts detectives from the Flying Squad while a family seeks answers after a fatal motorway crash linked to a cash heist.
Among 360,000 vaccine study volunteers, only 40,000 are minorities, reflecting deep-seated medical mistrust in Black communities.
In Soacha, red rags hang outside homes, signaling families' urgent need for food assistance.
Darren Knight, an Alabama comedian known for his viral character Southern Mama, faces backlash for his views on race and sexual orientation in comedy after a controversial performance at Just for Laughs.
A blackmailer in the UK contaminated baby food with razor blades and caustic soda, leading to a high-stakes investigation amid public fear and pressure.
Dr. Steven McDonald states that Black Americans are dying at rates higher than white people due to systemic issues and inadequate healthcare access.
Mullah Ali uses social media to support Iraqis living through trauma from conflict.
A father documents his family's escape from airstrikes in Gaza, capturing the profound grief and resilience of Palestinian families amid conflict.
Khairul Ghazali works to change radical views at his Islamic boarding school in Indonesia.
Growing tensions between the White House and Congress over war powers are examined as President Trump negotiates with Iran while bypassing legislative approval.
US diplomacy with Iran collapsed just days before military strikes began on February 28, as President Trump's shift to regime change undermined negotiations.
President Trump's shifting messaging on the US war in Iran raises questions about the administration's objectives and timeline, as experts critique its strategy.
Hasan returns to Khartoum to rebuild after the war in Sudan displaced millions in April 2023.
A 900% increase in cohabitation among non-married couples over the past 50 years reflects a major shift in the American family structure.
Three days after Hurricane Laura, residents return to Lake Charles to find their homes damaged, with fallen trees and significant roof leaks.
Operation Avalanche highlights efforts to keep the Alps safe for tourists in Austria.
Michael shares secret footage from an Eritrean prison in 'Escaping Eritrea.'
David Pevsner mourns Tumblr's porn ban, impacting his art and community of 26,000 followers.
Oklahoma community helps addicted mothers regain custody and rebuild their lives.
People steal Philodendron Spiritus Sancti from the San Diego Botanical Garden for profit.
Mindy Englit manages multiple roles at Avant Public School amid severe staffing shortages.
Lauren Miranda fights back after being fired from Bellport Middle School over a topless photo.
The median home price in Crested Butte reached one million dollars in 2020, a 38 percent increase from the previous year, exacerbating the housing crisis.
Barbara Harris in Alabama pays drug users to prevent pregnancies through Project Prevention.
Mahrang Baloch uses social media to address enforced disappearances in Pakistan.
Thousands of Afghan women face imprisonment for 'moral crimes' despite the Taliban's removal.
Thousands of Haitians, including Delva and his family, are stranded at the U.S.-Mexico border after a mass exodus from Haiti due to violence and natural disasters.
Dai Kurokawa recounts his dangerous encounters as a photographer in East Africa.
A shooting incident near the Israeli consulate in Istanbul resulted in three fatalities and two police officers injured, with the attackers reportedly neutralized by Turkish police.
A mother and her son, Oh Leon, navigate the challenges of separation at the US-Mexico border, reflecting on immigration struggles and family connections.
Protesters in Syntagma Square oppose a $96 billion deal amid rising tensions and violence.
More than 60,000 people have died in the conflict between Sri Lanka's government and the Tamil Tigers, leaving millions homeless and a generation lost.
A bomb explosion in a postal truck in downtown Toronto leaves the driver in an induced coma as investigators work to identify the perpetrator and target.
