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Crystal meth has become a devastating epidemic in Germany, raising urgent questions about its origins and the impact on European society.
Three million women in Bangladesh take out microcredit loans of up to $300 a year to improve their lives and support their families.
The video critiques selfie culture and its impact on self-esteem and mental health.
Car companies are collecting and selling personal data from drivers to data brokers and insurance firms, raising significant privacy concerns.
Basic Nokia phones are being utilized as innovative tools to improve communication and access to resources in underserved communities, potentially alleviating global poverty.
Stanislav Petrov's decisive actions on September 26, 1983, averted a potential nuclear war, highlighting the critical role of human judgment in military protocols.
In Venezuela, the influence of the Maduro family has significantly contributed to the country's political and economic decline, exacerbating a humanitarian crisis.
Keran Bedi reforms Tihar Jail in Delhi, transforming it into a model prison for India.
Truong My Lan orchestrated one of the largest fraud cases in history, embezzling $44 billion and significantly impacting Vietnam's economy.
African giant pouched rats, trained by Bart Weetjens in Tanzania, play a crucial role in detecting unexploded land mines, saving countless human lives.
In the late 1990s, Albania experienced a financial collapse due to pyramid schemes, which ultimately led to a civil war.
Consumer fraud has increasingly become normalized in the digital age, with companies using deceptive practices to exploit unsuspecting customers.
Smartphones have become so integral to daily life that research suggests they may be altering cognitive functions and brain activity in significant ways.
65 million young people in Central and Eastern Europe face uncertainty as they redefine their identities in the aftermath of communist rule.
15 years of teaching have shaped Antonio's approach as he guides students through basketball practice, focusing on teamwork and personal growth.
On June 28, 1969, a police raid at the Stonewall Inn ignited protests that became a catalyst for the modern L.G.B.T.Q. rights movement.
Telegram's rise as a popular messaging platform is examined, highlighting its appeal as a privacy-focused alternative to Facebook amid growing concerns over data security.
$19.2 trillion of household wealth was lost during the 2008 financial crisis, marking one of the largest economic downturns in history.
Juan Romero, a busboy present during Robert F. Kennedy's assassination, reflects on the chaos of that night and its profound impact on his life and identity.
Major financial institutions exploit regulatory loopholes and systemic weaknesses to evade accountability for fraudulent practices in the banking sector.
In the Mergui Archipelago, Noi and her family navigate the challenges of modernity while striving to maintain their traditional nomadic lifestyle as Mokens.
On July 5, 1957, a serviceman stood a mile from ground zero during the largest kiloton bomb test in the continental United States.
In 1947, a production highlights the portrayal of women's achievements as a means to validate marriage as a career choice.
A 1943 recruitment film highlights the roles women took on in the armed services during World War II, while suggesting these positions were temporary and unnatural.
In 1957, Ann Pearson's film portrays the challenges and societal expectations faced by middle-class women in service jobs, culminating in marriage as their ultimate goal.
In 1958, the produced a film that critiques the underutilization of women's talents in repetitive and service-oriented jobs.
Jeff Carpoff, a former drug dealer, executed a billion-dollar scam through DC Solar, misleading prominent companies and investors in the process.
Over seven months, a private company invests $130,000 into preparing each contestant for Venezuela's prestigious beauty pageants.
In China, over 30 million men face significant challenges in finding romantic partners due to a gender imbalance exacerbated by the one-child policy.
One mother receives a phone call from her daughter seeking to resolve their difficult relationship marked by estrangement and pain.
In Mumbai, laundry workers navigate a changing poster culture that reflects the intersections of religion, politics, and public health during the pandemic.
Devansh Kotak, 28, weighs the decision to leave his stable banking job in Mumbai to pursue a career in stand-up comedy.
M. J. Johnson, a four-time World Beard champion, faces shaving his beard during the pandemic.
A flight attendant faces intense turbulence while managing her new braces and a personal secret during a routine flight.
Human trafficking affects thousands of children each year in the US, yet many parents remain unaware of its risks and signs.
About 800 people live in tents along the Santa Ana River in Orange County, California, as local authorities plan to clear the camp.
Quarantine reveals relationship dynamics, highlighting expectations and the need for boundaries.
Vincent Mora trains for the Master Sommelier exam amid a scandal in the wine community.
Payal Sharma wants to be a professional wrestler, inspired by Olympic medalist Sakshi Malik.
Experiences of stress and trauma can alter gene expression, potentially affecting the health and behavior of future generations, according to NOVA's research.
Vikings expanded their influence across the North Atlantic, establishing settlements and engaging in complex social dynamics that shaped Europe’s history.
The loneliness epidemic, driven by social media and urbanization, is examined through its origins, causes, and potential solutions.
Jasmine creates a new silly hat every day for a year, using them to spark conversations and build connections with strangers.
The Huaorani live in Yasuni National Park, showcasing their culture in this Spanish video.
A 150-pound grapple is forged by Captain Jake to retrieve his black cod pots after a cargo ship runs over them in the Bering Sea.
In Nome, Alaska, miners navigate the frigid Bering Sea with makeshift dredges, driven by the urgent need to extract gold amid challenging conditions.
Rachel Lloyd, a human trafficking survivor, empowers young women through her Girls Education and Mentoring Service (GEMS) to combat the sexual exploitation of children in the US.
Purevjav captures several wolf cubs to sell their pelts, driven by the need to replace livestock lost to winter storms in Mongolia's harsh wilderness.
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