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Women facing the threat of physical assault are provided with self-defense techniques and safety strategies in this educational documentary directed by Vaughn Obern.
A defendant in a legal case requests a pork chop sandwich before being taken to jail, prompting bounty hunter Fred to grant the request.
13,000 hectares of rainforest in Peru have been cleared for plantations, linked to corruption among local officials and illegal land deals.
In 2015, a group of transgender individuals in India established the first-ever religious congregation to reclaim their place in society and culture.
An aging population is emerging across all continents, except Africa, prompting a global examination of its implications for the future.
Apprentices endure extreme training to become Kodo drummers in a rigorous two-year program.
The Palmer Raids intensified the Red Scare in post-World War I America, fueled by fear and paranoia against perceived anarchist threats.
Seven hundred kilometers northwest of Chonwati, the Himba tribe thrives in the semi-arid lands of Kaokoland, relying on cattle and social organization for survival.
The Himba prioritize cattle, shaping their economy and culture in the desert.
In 1971, the Office of Economic Opportunity initiated a District Pilot Project to promote community control through local governance initiatives.
Thousands of visitors gather each morning at the Dalai Lama's temple in Dharamsala to pray for his long life during a ceremony attended by his oldest disciples.
Jeanne de Valois Saint-Remy, a notorious figure in 18th-century France, became infamous for her role in a scandal that exposed the art of deception.
Two Google engineers claim that artificial intelligence has reached a level of sentience, challenging traditional views on machine consciousness and the Turing test.
The Babylonian marriage market, as described by Herodotus, raises questions about its historical existence and the marriage laws of ancient Mesopotamia.
British drag queens adapt their performances for online platforms during lockdown, showcasing resilience and creativity within their community amidst the pandemic.
Five thousand people once lived in Downieville during its peak as a mining town before economic decline led to its transformation into a mountain-biking destination.
A 23-year-old fighter from Kendall trains in Brazilian jiu jitsu while missing most of his arm from the shoulder down.
880,000 dollars more has been spent on fuel this season compared to last, as crews face breakdowns and challenges in their quest for gold.
Sofi Pashkual, a Ukrainian actress and model, shares her experiences with racism in Ukraine, highlighting the need for self-acceptance and resilience against discrimination.
The Spanish Flu pandemic of 1918 decimated a generation of young adults, compounding the devastation already wrought by World War One.
Recognizing animal emotions raises moral obligations for humans towards animals.
A woman prepares to marry her fiancé in prison after a year of waiting for a verdict on his case, grappling with the emotional toll of incarceration.
Research on capuchin monkeys at the University of California, Santa Barbara, explores whether these primates exhibit behaviors indicative of a moral compass.
St. Paul, Minnesota, has the largest concentration of Korean adoptees in the United States, many of whom are raised in transracial families.
A police rescue dog in the United States plays a crucial role in saving a young girl during a life-threatening search and rescue mission.
Donna and Jeff face the ultimate flying challenge in a dogfight at Sky Warriors today.
Inmates in U.S. prisons train shelter dogs, providing rehabilitation for both the animals and the incarcerated individuals involved in the program.
A vintage MG sports car with the VIN number 2516 is discovered at a classic car show, leading to a repossession opportunity for Lizard Lick Towing.
Shanen recounts her harrowing experience of domestic abuse, detailing the violence she endured and her subsequent empowerment through securing a conviction with police support.
Honey is vital for bargaining in wedding arrangements among nomadic tribes in Africa.
Over 100 South Sudanese refugees arrive daily at the border crossing into Kenya, where Manuela and her sisters seek safety from war and famine.
More than one million confirmed coronavirus cases have impacted the lives of young girls as they navigate school, friendships, and their passion for dance.
Borana herders in Ethiopia's arid Oromia region face severe drought challenges, impacting their livestock and prompting urgent discussions on survival strategies.
In a small village among the mangrove swamps of Colombia's Pacific coast, a mother encourages her daughter to confront her fear of swimming.
In June 2019, miners in eastern Kentucky blocked a train carrying a million dollars worth of coal after their paychecks bounced due to the bankruptcy of Black Jewel Mining Company.
Disease surveillance teams in Sierra Leone face community fear and mistrust as they seek out hidden Ebola victims to bring to makeshift hospitals.
Ebola's devastating impact in West Africa is captured through an immersive 360 experience that highlights the challenges faced during the outbreak.
Ning, a 30-year-old male elephant, spends 14 hours each day tethered to a spot at the Maesa Elephant Camp in Chiang Mai, Thailand.
Elon Musk's Neuralink faces significant challenges as ex-employees discuss internal struggles and the company's ambitious goals for brain-computer interfaces.
Elon Musk's tumultuous acquisition of Twitter raises questions about his relationship with the FBI and the implications for social media governance.
A drunk driver struck one man at 70 miles per hour, resulting in the loss of his right leg and severe injuries to his left leg.
Southeast Asia's coastal communities face rising sea levels and intensified storms, prompting innovative engineering solutions to combat climate change and enhance resilience.
Enron's collapse in 2001 resulted in over $60 billion in losses, marking it as one of the largest corporate frauds in history, surpassing even Theranos.
Jeffrey Skilling, former CEO of Enron, attempts to rebuild his reputation and business acumen in the wake of the company's infamous collapse.
Captain Sig and Keith pack twice the herring into half the area while crab fishing in the Bering Sea, facing equipment failures and harsh conditions.
At 13, Erchema prepares for womanhood in a matrilineal society where her grandmother, age 70, leads the family and decides inheritance.
Rania Mustafa Ali documents her dangerous journey from Kobane, Syria to Austria.
At 15, Jasvinder Sanghera was taken out of school and promised to a man she had only seen in photographs, prompting her to flee her home.
