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Chinese President Xi Jinping emphasized the importance of partnership over rivalry with the US during a state banquet where President Donald Trump referred to him as "my friend."
China's rising global influence, marked by Xi Jinping's partnership with Vladimir Putin amid tensions with the United States over Taiwan and Russia's isolation, raises questions about the future of world power dynamics.
Chinese New Year triggers the world's largest annual human migration for families like Yang Jianguo's.
Yemen faces a 'Triple F' crisis, leaving hungry children like Mariam without food or education.
Yemen's civil war, marked by Houthi rebels fighting the Saudi-led coalition, has resulted in severe food shortages and widespread malnutrition among children.
Yemen's healthcare system has been decimated, leaving the mentally ill in dire conditions.
Young, conservative American Gen Z men are increasingly turning to Catholic faith for community and political identity, raising questions about the intersection of religion and nationalism in the US.
In Mauritania, some families force-feed their young daughters a 9,000 calorie-a-day diet during a brutal "feeding season" to enhance their marriage prospects.
Six young Germans share their experiences and fears about the rise of the right-wing populist party AfD and its impact on their sense of belonging.
Young models from Siberia are increasingly sought after in China's fashion industry due to their European looks and unique genetic backgrounds.
Youth unemployment in the UK is projected to reach 1.25 million NEETs, according to an independent review by former Labour health secretary Alan Milburn.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has challenged Russian President Vladimir Putin to direct peace talks as U.S. Congress considers new sanctions and aid for Ukraine.
Ziad Samir Jarrah's family struggles to accept his role in the 9/11 attacks.
New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani delivers a speech from George Washington's desk at City Hall to commemorate the US's 250th anniversary.
New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani discusses his first 100 days in office, addressing childcare, housing, anti-Muslim bigotry, and the Democratic Party's challenges.
Many Republicans believe Bill Gates uses vaccines to implant microchips in Americans.
Rutger Bregman argues that a universal basic income is not a crazy idea, citing scientific evidence that supports its feasibility.
The evolution of sexual harassment in the workplace is examined from its recognition in the 1970s to the increasing accountability seen today.
Taji seeks guidance from Ken Conklin's Gravel To Castle men's camp as he strives for self-improvement and personal growth amidst various challenges.
Gstaad Palace accommodates elite guests, including Michael Jackson, in luxury.
On September 11, 2001, over 2,000 emergency workers responded to the attacks in New York City, with more than 400 losing their lives in the effort.
The Occupy Wall Street movement highlights the wealth disparity in America, where the richest 1% controls a third of the nation's net worth.
Tucker Carlson discusses the implications of the Iran war, his break with Donald Trump, and U.S. foreign policy regarding Israel, Ukraine, and Taiwan in a March 2026 interview.
A Girl Called Jack features budget-friendly recipes from Jack Monroe for accessible cooking.
Freddy and Juan assist an Oregon miner in improving his gold-panning techniques, leading to a significant increase in his gold recovery potential.
Intrepid testers try out child-carrying options like Burley and Weeride bikes in the park.
This video looks into the lavish lifestyles of 'Kleptobrats', dictators' kids living abroad.
In the 1970s, the Gautreaux case ended segregated government housing in Chicago, highlighting the complexities of addressing decades of racial segregation.
Watch Heather and Adam endure a challenging night in the Colombian wilderness together.
Legionnaires in training struggle to sleep due to the stress of rapid tests and military demands.
Las Vegas presents a paradox of choice, where the abundance of options complicates personal desires and challenges the relationship between happiness and decision-making.
A participant builds a log cabin in Labrador while facing survival challenges on Alone.
Amal demonstrates her resourcefulness by using her urine as bait to catch fish while participating in the Naked and Afraid survival challenge.
Amber Heard discusses gender equality and women's representation in Hollywood.
Andy Borowitz examines the pervasive culture of bullying in America through his #NowItAllMakesSense segment featured in Retro Report on PBS.
Andy Borowitz critiques the prevalence of superficial news coverage in modern media, highlighting the impact of "no news" on public discourse.
The video highlights the carefree youth and dangers of marijuana addiction in Young America.
Taller women earn more, and height impacts happiness and career success significantly.
NASA has identified the asteroid Apophis as a potential threat to Earth, with a possible impact date of April 13, 2029.
In a landmark Supreme Court ruling, a high school coach's right to kneel in prayer on the football field challenges decades of school prayer precedents.
$89 million will be committed by the NFL over seven years to social justice causes important to the African-American community.
New York City's renewed focus on addressing homelessness and untreated mental illness raises significant questions about civil liberties and public safety.
Marty returns to a single mother's homestead and meets adorable baby bunnies.
Kenique seeks advice from her mother Jennifer on balancing motherhood and personal identity while navigating the challenges of raising her first child.
Salam uses various types of bait to attract sharks while bare-handed fishing, a skill he hopes to pass down to his sons.
Bassem Youssef discusses political satire's role in democracy on Egypt's Arab Spring anniversary.
A 21-day survival challenge in South Africa's Black Hills pushes former addicts Sam and Sarah to confront dangerous wildlife and their own struggles with addiction.
Coconuts contain potassium, vitamin C, and carbohydrates, making them a valuable energy source during physical exertion.
