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Cempasúchil, or marigold, symbolizes the connection between the living and the deceased in Mexico's Day of the Dead celebrations, as César Martínez Barba reflects on his grandmother's death from Covid-19.
Mohammed Alsaleh, a Syrian refugee who fled the Assad regime, now helps newly arrived Syrian families adjust to life in Canada while awaiting his own family's arrival.
Sharon, a drug user, states, "My baby was the last thing that I thought about until I pulled that needle out of my arm."
Camilla from Nigeria faces struggles after being trafficked and deported from Europe.
Humanoid robots are increasingly prevalent in the US and China, raising questions about their technological advancements and societal impacts.
Many young offenders in France are radicalized in overcrowded prisons known for Jihadism.
In 1945 Paris, the murder of young Marthe Erbelding by family friend Albert Soleilland ignites a national debate on the death penalty following its impending abolition.
France's overseas territories, including Réunion, Guadeloupe, and Martinique, face socio-economic challenges and governance complexities shaped by their colonial history and climate change.
Mardi Gras day features women dressed as baby dolls, adorned in satin dresses and carrying parasols, symbolizing freedom and identity in New Orleans.
April 14, 2014, marked a strategy session for community members to plan direct action for the construction of an 8.7-kilometer road to restore access.
Twelve to fourteen trips are made each night to fill bottles with water as community members in Shoal Lake 40 face ongoing water access issues.
28 kilometers from Shoal Lake 40, youth work on the construction of Freedom Road, a project aimed at improving safety and job opportunities in their community.
In Lexington, Kentucky, a newlywed wife’s night of partying culminates in a murder investigation following the discovery of a body on a golf course.
Two-thirds of Santa Cruz del Islote's residents are under 18, with many young people facing limited opportunities and few options for education.
Instagram's evolution from a whiskey app called Burbn to a leading social media platform is explored through its founding by Kevin Systrom and Mike Krieger.
At 13, Noor fled Syria with her mother to Los Angeles, where she confronts cultural differences and the challenges of being a Muslim girl in America.
Christopher Donahue, a Florida man suffering from a life-threatening pancreas illness, staged a funeral after Humana denied coverage for his transplant.
In a region marked by ongoing conflict, Aziz Abu Sarah seeks to foster understanding and reconciliation between Israelis and Palestinians following his brother's death.
Cambodia's sex tourism industry faces scrutiny as women are retrained for garment jobs.
Over a million dollars in college scholarships have been awarded to students from Democracy Prep in the South Bronx through speech and debate competitions.
Cary has been serving a 66-year-to-life sentence since 2003, while his mother advocates for his release, believing he was wrongfully convicted.
After five years away, Ajahnis Charley returns to Oshawa, Ontario, to come out as gay to his mother and three siblings during the COVID-19 quarantine.
Six men were killed and five others wounded when an enemy airplane dropped bombs less than 10 feet away from soldiers in the front lines.
759 people died after getting close to the virus, as bus driver Jeraj reflects on the dangers faced by frontline workers during the pandemic.
Thirty thousand volunteers signed up to help the NHS with the rollout of the Covid vaccine, marking the largest vaccination program in British history.
FTX's bankruptcy reveals significant financial mismanagement and fraud involving founder Sam Bankman-Fried and the collapse of a major cryptocurrency exchange.
In St. Louis, Missouri, the dynamics of gang culture are explored through the lens of the Bloods and the Crips, two of the most notorious gangs in the United States.
Austin's parents express their support for him but reject his relationship with Santi during a dinner before graduation at their evangelical college.
In Gaza, UNICEF reports that a child is killed or injured every ten minutes due to ongoing conflict, with nearly 15,000 children dead since October 2023.
Gaza's beach scene illustrates the stark contrast between leisure and the harsh realities of conflict, revealing the impact of the ongoing propaganda war between Israel and Hamas.
Ghazipur landfill in New Delhi, originally set to close in 2002, continues to expand, impacting the health and livelihoods of nearby residents.
George Freeman rose from the slums of inner city Sydney to lead a multimillion-dollar organized crime syndicate, manipulating police and politicians until his death.
Georgians are protesting against the government’s ‘Foreign Agents’ Bill, fearing it could jeopardize their country's bid for European Union membership.
Ten thousand people in Cologne rely on the food bank for assistance, as it faces criticism for temporarily halting new registrations for non-Germans.
More than 160 people lost their lives as heavy rain caused rivers to overflow, leading to widespread destruction in towns across western Germany.
More than 130 people died in the July floods that devastated Germany's Ahr Valley, leaving thousands without adequate heating as winter approaches.
Anwar R, a high-ranking Syrian officer, faces 58 counts of murder, torture, and rape in a German court for his role in the Assad regime's abuses.
A partner or ex-partner commits violence against a woman in Germany every four minutes.
Martin Schulz, the SPD candidate for Chancellor, aims to energize disenchanted voters in Germany's 2017 election campaign against Angela Merkel.
Moises, a 24-year-old from Chiapas, Mexico, volunteers at an addiction treatment center in Bielefeld, serving about 100 people daily.
Two months of unpaid rent lead to a confrontation between a letting agent and a tenant in a UK rental property, escalating tensions over eviction.
Life on Inle Lake reveals the daily struggles of Burmese peasants amid beauty and hardship.
Two Syrian friends endure life in Europe's infamous migrant camp on Lesbos after its destruction.
Sig Hansen confronts giant ice floes that threaten his crab pots in the Bering Sea.
Gisèle Pelicot's legal battle against her attackers in late 2024 highlights the societal implications of violence towards women and her influence on feminist activism.
Glastonbury Festival showcases diverse experiences, food, and community spirit among attendees.
Veronica owes her landlord nearly £4,000 in unpaid rent after living in his two-bedroom house for seven years.
In Orange County, California, a man who faced significant personal loss founded Godspeed MC, a motorcycle club dedicated to community service and support.
