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The Jehovah's Witnesses are a religious group with eight million followers worldwide.
Retinitis pigmentosa affects millions worldwide, and personal stories from individuals living with the condition highlight their resilience and the beauty in everyday life.
Sali Hughes explains why a concealer pen is not the best tool for blemishes.
Six new foundations from the Touche Éclat line are discussed, featuring a color range of 16 shades, a notable increase from typical launches.
Loose powder is becoming increasingly hard to find, with many companies discontinuing their products, including Clinique's Gentle Light.
The speaker shares budget-friendly beauty tips, emphasizing quality in foundation and perfume.
By age 18, Winnaretta Singer was already a millionaire, inheriting her wealth from the Singer sewing machine fortune.
DJ Heléna Star provides essential festival preparation tips and self-care advice in collaboration with PayPal, ensuring attendees are ready for any situation.
A 1986 surrogacy case in New Jersey, known as Baby M, became the first contested case in U.S. history, shaping laws and public opinion on surrogacy.
Brainwashing really can be implemented on a mass scale, raising ethical concerns about manipulation.
In the Bulgarian villages of Pokrovan and Bardarski Geran, historical rivalries between Catholics and Orthodox Christians evolve into a narrative of friendship and community.
A homesteader faces significant challenges in providing water and care for bison over four years, highlighting misconceptions about these animals and fencing issues.
The Raineys build a circus coup in Texas, teaching skills to feed their family together.
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s impactful leadership in the civil rights movement is examined through key achievements and statistics that shaped American history.
More than 2 million people have died from extreme weather events in the last 50 years, with Hurricane Otis causing at least 48 fatalities in 2023.
Thinness significantly impacts women's income in France, America, and South Korea.
Women receive free entry to clubs, which one speaker argues commodifies them and reflects dangerous unconscious sexism in society.
Children from wealthy families hear about 30 million more words than those from poorer backgrounds in their first three years, impacting their development.
Trey Charlie and Bailey help Rick and Buzz after Rick's excavator breaks down again.
The potential for AI-induced authoritarianism and artificially created pathogens poses existential threats to humanity, necessitating urgent action to prevent extinction.
Stockton, California, tests universal basic income to combat economic insecurity under Mayor Michael Tubbs.
Captain Jack faces a critical engine failure during a crab fishing expedition in the Bering Sea, forcing him and his crew to adapt to harsh Arctic conditions.
Addison Scurlock began photographing black Washington in 1911, capturing the lives of notable figures and everyday workers facing racial segregation.
One in four residents in care homes has died from COVID-19, raising urgent questions about the future of elderly health care.
Cars have significantly contributed to the growth of the American economy while also influencing the culture and popularity of golf across the nation.
Survivalists Kaiela, Malorie, and Shell catch and prepare a 3.5-foot caiman in the wild, showcasing essential skills for survival in extreme environments.
A participant uses a Y stick to pin down a caiman's head before attempting to hit it with a knife during a hunting expedition in Colombia.
A united team of survivalists faces harsh conditions while implementing a fishing strategy to catch catfish, testing their skills and morale.
Mark Zuckerberg and Michael Bloomberg lead a new era of philanthropy amid scrutiny of charities.
Spain reports more COVID-19 deaths than China, prompting Christine Lagarde to discuss the pandemic's long-term impact on Europe's economy and inequalities.
Alice Roberts discusses science as an amazing tool for global challenges and public engagement.
A high school student demonstrates effective research techniques for evaluating credible sources and distinguishing fact from misinformation in a digital age.
Civility in discussions about contentious topics is emphasized through resources funded by the Leonore Annenberg Institute for Civics Award at the University of Pennsylvania.
Housing discrimination is analyzed through enhanced annotation and analysis skills in a resource funded by the Leonore Annenberg Institute for Civics Award.
$3.63 million was raised in three hours during a live fundraising event hosted by Mark Rober and Jimmy Kimmel for NEXT for AUTISM.
James Burke discusses how innovations often lead to unexpected outcomes that can reshape society in ways not anticipated.
More than 40% of Americans believe in conspiracy theories, a trend that has intensified since the assassination of President Kennedy.
Mike Rowe demonstrates proper plier technique, advising workers to hold the tool with their pointer finger underneath for better control while working with wire.
In 1889, Wyoming became the first state to grant women the right to vote, reflecting the resilience and independence of women in the Wild West.
The Economist discusses the potential second wave of Covid-19 with Zanny Minton Beddoes and Slava Chang.
The COVID-19 pandemic caused a 94 percent drop in global air traffic, leading to long-term challenges for the tourism industry and economic hardships worldwide.
Up to 100 million people died from the 1918 flu pandemic, which, like COVID-19, led to significant societal changes and innovations.
After the 1993 murder of a California child, many states enacted three-strikes laws, leading to significant legal and social challenges amid declining crime rates.
Mickey's bridge crossing tests his resolve in Expedition From Hell: The Lost Tapes.
Three to 400 people participate in a barn raising in an Amish community, contrasting sharply with survival challenges faced in the Colombian jungle.
Peter Walker takes a bicycle tour of London's most difficult junctions, including Hyde Park Corner.
Maria Jose, a graduate from a top Spanish university, navigates her identity as a gypsy while building a career in social services amidst modern challenges.
Competitors dig through dung to find seeds for bird traps in Naked and Afraid.
