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Last year, 30 million people visited London, yet many remain unaware of its hidden local experiences and vibrant communities.
Regular is one of 140,000 Cubans who call Miami home, where the Cuban community makes up a third of the city's entire population.
Manal Al Sharif drives in Saudi Arabia, defying laws against women driving for equality.
The Sanema tribe in Venezuela uses yopo, a natural hallucinogenic substance, in rituals.
The Museum of Broken Relationships in Zagreb, Croatia, showcases sentimental items from failed relationships, founded by Olinka Vištica and Dražen Grubišić.
Dr. Jamie Grifo explains egg freezing at N.Y.U. Langone Medical Center for women delaying motherhood.
In July, Arizona will impose a new time limit on benefits of one year, affecting roughly 1,600 families and 2,700 children.
Marriage was once primarily about survival, providing shelter and progeny, before evolving into a partnership centered on love and emotional fulfillment.
Wally, an earnest dog and self-proclaimed home safety expert, navigates a series of accidents while providing over 40 safety tips for homes with infants.
A former dominatrix known for her artistic and sadistic approach navigates the complexities of the kink world in Europe, facing a life-altering secret.
A teenage girl once lived in a house in an abandoned fishing village, now filled with rotting ceilings and forgotten board games.
Working every weekend for a year could yield over $65,000 in gold for miners in the Dahlonega Gold Belt of Georgia.
Domestic terrorism in the United States has increased significantly, with a focus on the rise of far-right extremist beliefs and groups over recent decades.
Legal and illegal discrimination in housing and wealth access continue to perpetuate inequalities in America, necessitating urgent action for fairness and opportunity.
Fanni and Laci form a unique bond inside a ramshackle hut on the outskirts of Budapest.
A family in the United States engages in the unusual practice of mailing their child, exploring the humorous and cultural implications of this parenting choice.
Half of all clothes are thrown away within a year, highlighting fast fashion's impact on waste.
The video discusses productivity challenges during the pandemic, referencing Shakespeare and Mark Wahlberg.
New recruits in the French Foreign Legion undergo FAMAS training, highlighting the discipline and intensity of military life as they adapt to their new roles.
The Goteik viaduct in Myanmar, a 122-year-old railway bridge, provides thrilling train journeys and stunning views while showcasing the region's challenges.
The video shows the critical first day of life and the importance of interaction for development.
In the United States, the surge in inmate populations since the 1980s has led to private prison companies managing the majority of detained undocumented immigrants.
Native Americans confront the legacy of federal boarding schools designed to erase Indigenous culture and demand accountability for this historical injustice.
Each year, 8,000 volunteers from countries like Nepal and Colombia apply to join the French Foreign Legion, navigating a rigorous recruitment process and training challenges.
More than 70,000 Haitians fled to sea after a military coup in 1991, leading to their detention at Guantanamo Bay outside U.S. law.
Four prominent figures, including President John Kennedy and Martin Luther King Jr., faced significant turning points in their final year before their assassinations.
More than 700 coronavirus deaths were reported in New York City on a single day during the COVID-19 pandemic, marking a new crisis for the city.
In Gstaad, Switzerland, elitist Royals attempt to embrace simplicity during a farm visit, raising questions about the authenticity of their staged experiences.
The video discusses U.S. metro growth and its impact on infrastructure and jobs.
An employee of a gay sauna in the UK provides insights into the daily cleaning processes and operations that ensure a welcoming environment for patrons.
Redistricting practices in the United States allow both major political parties to manipulate electoral boundaries, significantly impacting democratic representation.
The video questions how to get 12,000 people to give $20,000 each, prompting ethical discussions.
A humorous take on milk consumption among fishermen and lactose intolerance issues.
Happiness can be dangerous, leading humans to neglect basic needs for pleasure.
In remote areas of Bhutan, Dr. Tenzin's Mountain Dentistry provides essential dental care, addressing significant healthcare accessibility challenges for local communities.
George the Great Dane helps Bella regain her independence and confidence in daily activities.
The U.S. government knows the dangers of fireworks and uses explosion porn to educate the public.
An anxious student pilot lands a C2-A Greyhound on the USS George Washington's flight deck.
A hoax call about an active shooter at Aspen Elementary School triggers a police response.
Shlomo Graber, a 91-year-old Holocaust survivor, shares his memories of being given the number 42649 by the Nazis during his school talks.
Watch 24 restaurant waitresses try to fit into a cramped Volkswagen in this funny video.
Fresno's housing inequality, exacerbated by the coronavirus pandemic, is examined through insights from experts like Ben Metcalf and Brandi Snow during a Retro Report panel discussion.
Zero tolerance discipline policies in U.S. schools have been criticized for disproportionately affecting African American and Latino students over the past 30 years.
Jaime Lerner revolutionizes urban planning in Curitiba by prioritizing people over cars.
In the Ahr valley, survivors of the 2021 flood in Germany are implementing engineering solutions to rebuild their town and prepare for future disasters.
In 1810, Francis Lowell returned from Britain with knowledge of the power loom, leading to the establishment of a mill that produced 50,000 yards of cloth annually.
Bread pudding was the first dish Bryan Washington baked after coming out to his parents, marking a significant moment in their relationship.
A West Virginia auto mechanic sold tomato plants for $1 each in the 1930s, earning enough to pay off his $6,000 mortgage.
