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A thousand spectators gather in Monaco to celebrate National Day, where Prince Albert II appears before the crowd from the palace window.
Five skateboarders take on a series of challenges in Eugene, Oregon, including a pole dance contest and grinding a flaming rail.
In 1973, the rape and murder of Virginia Morse in New South Wales' Hunter Valley prompted a dramatic police chase and shootout involving a farm hand's random killing.
Guzide was murdered 30 years ago, and her family believes one of her brothers-in-law committed the crime in an honor killing.
Ancient civilizations, including lost cities in jungles and deserts, are being revealed through modern archaeological efforts, shedding light on their histories and mysteries.
A 14-year-old boy named Roa must capture a young eagle, known as a balapan, to begin his training as a kazak eagle hunter in western Mongolia.
In medieval York, a woman's remains found in Dixon's Lane provide insights into how leprosy and syphilis were treated before the advent of penicillin.
Convicted predators in Florida navigate strict laws and isolation, raising questions about the effectiveness of the justice system in protecting children and fostering rehabilitation.
In South Dakota, Jeff Alldredge navigates life with his two wives, Vanessa and Sharis, while considering the addition of a third wife to their polygamous family.
India's history spans from the ancient Indus Valley Civilization and the Mauryan Empire to the British Raj and modern developments under leaders like Mahatma Gandhi and Narendra Modi.
Maureen Palmer chronicles her life partner's struggle with alcoholism and the search for innovative addiction treatments amidst a personal relapse.
The consequences of the death penalty are examined through the experiences of a former executioner, a Boston Marathon bombing victim, and the parents of a murder victim.
1970s food regulations are scrutinized as Christopher Brasher examines the true contents of popular products, revealing the complexities of what we consume.
In Honey Island, Louisiana, the Honey Island Swamp Monster has become a source of fear for those who venture into its mysterious habitat.
In Seminole, Florida, middle son Grant Amato faces suspicion after the execution-style murders of his family, linked to his obsession with a Bulgarian camgirl.
Jaime Araoz Chacon supports and represents indigenous communities in the Andes, capturing their essence through art while highlighting Peru's rich culture and landscapes.
La Paz, Bolivia, grapples with the challenges of its extreme altitude while showcasing its resilience alongside contrasting environments like Hammerfest, Norway.
Marina Bay Sands, a monumental construction project, features a luxurious casino, hotels, and a vibrant waterfront promenade in Singapore.
After crashing in the Rocky Mountains, pilot Justin Kirkbride endures a perilous trek for help while facing a second helicopter crash during his rescue.
Transwomen from the Bronx navigate the complexities of transitioning in 2016, supported by their chosen families within New York City's vibrant LGBTQ community.
More than half of the world population has been added during Hans Rosling's lifetime, growing from 3 billion to over 7 billion people.
A 50-degree day sees a skater attempt a 50-50 grind on a rail while the team prepares to cook for a local resident in Mount Shasta City.
Dwight York, known as Dr. Love, led the Nuwaubian Nation, convincing followers he was an alien deity while managing a successful music career in the 1990s.
Witness the breathtaking revival of nature in spring across the Iberian Peninsula.
Six months after a candid interview, a young woman named Shannon becomes a drug addict, illustrating the rapid decline faced by many in Vancouver's Downtown Eastside.
Lawrence Bittaker and Roy Norris, known as the "Tool Box Killers," were convicted of murdering and raping five teenage girls in Southern California during 1979.
In 2002, a young man disappears from Birmingham, prompting a local psychic to assert he is a murder victim, challenging police assumptions of a runaway.
Temperatures in the Yamal Peninsula drop to minus 35.3 degrees Celsius, challenging the survival of nomadic reindeer herders in Siberia.
Ancient Egypt was ruled by women at least 18 times, and Professor Joann Fletcher examines the lives and legacies of four powerful female rulers through artefacts and architecture.
Kenneth Young, sentenced to life without parole at fifteen, fights for redemption while navigating the complexities of juvenile justice and family support.
Five million people died in Victorian workhouses, institutions that housed over 16 million individuals caught in poverty and desperation.
Fentanyl's rise in American drug use is examined through the experiences of affected families, law enforcement, and medical professionals.
On June 6, 1944, a small force of British light infantry executed Operation Deadstick, capturing Pegasus Bridge to secure the D-Day invasion in Normandy.
Christian communities in the Middle East face severe persecution from ISIS and other extremists, threatening their existence in the region where Christianity began.
Navotas Cemetery in Manila houses around 6,000 residents living in slum conditions among graves and excavated human bones, highlighting severe urban poverty.
Over 200 attendees gathered at a 2016 alt-right conference in Washington D.C. where Richard Spencer declared, "Hail Trump, hail our people, hail victory."
Cullercoats and North Shields, two North East England communities, navigate the challenges of life by the sea amid significant national events in 1979.
The combat shotgun, from the historic Winchester Model 1897 to the modern Benelli M4, has significantly transformed close-quarters combat tactics and weaponry.
On Jeju Island, South Korea, the Haenyos, women aged 45-85, continue a 2000-year-old tradition of free diving for abalone and octopus, facing the dangers of the sea.
Kingston's dancehall culture, featuring insights from Elephant Man, highlights the troubling impact of skin bleaching on local beauty standards and relationships.
Three individuals utilize DNA testing to confront hidden family histories and health revelations, reshaping their understanding of identity and legacy.
Ashur, a small city-state on the Tigris River, evolved into a commercial empire through innovative trade practices and a unique political system during the Old Assyrian Kingdom.
British Redcoat soldiers faced significant challenges during the American Revolutionary War, culminating in their defeat at Yorktown and reshaping global history.
A thousand crew members aboard Britain's largest warship prepare for a six-month deployment to the Persian Gulf, facing the challenges of their first mission.
In a small New Jersey town, the disappearance of single mother Nicole leads her parents to enlist psychic Frank St. James in hopes of finding her.
A growing number of young children were prescribed powerful antipsychotic medications, raising concerns about serious side effects and long-term impacts.
Toronto's grey market for marijuana dispensaries thrives as entrepreneurs open shops daily, raising questions about the medicinal value of cannabis edibles.
Rural jobs, from shepherding to steeplejacking, reveal the challenging and often overlooked roles that sustain village life and shape the countryside.
