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Adult breastfeeding emerges as a niche practice in the underground community, where couples engage in breastfeeding as a form of intimacy and foreplay.
Wolf, a self-identified Gifter, discusses his intentional contraction of HIV through unprotected sex and blood slamming, addressing legal and societal implications.
In a crane basket high above the ground, a magician and a firefighter navigate their daily lives while grappling with the chaos of a troubled world below.
Men from 18 to 65 were not allowed to leave Ukraine, forcing Yulia and her family to flee without her stepfather as their home faced destruction.
Kwajo Tweneboa documents his family's horrific living conditions in South London housing.
Mark Zabawa receives a call from the hospital with his test results, learning he is cancer free just before chasing tornadoes.
A mother creates Giantess fetish videos as an alternative income source, exploring the complexities of modern sex work and unique financial opportunities.
Iryna Mitina, a former fitness model from Ukraine, turns to painting as a therapeutic outlet after a car accident leaves her paralyzed.
Victoria Rose shares her personal experiences with autism, highlighting the challenges and triumphs of finding acceptance and self-expression.
Three and a half grams of cocaine is consumed by a 20-year-old every weekend, reflecting the casual drug culture in London.
Four clowns live in a Brooklyn house where they create a community focused on fun, acceptance, and a new image of clown culture.
Gary McKee ran 10,000 miles in 2022, completing 365 marathons while raising over 1 million for Macmillan Cancer Support in his hometown.
Paracelsus, the world's most expensive rehab at $300,000 per month, offers luxury treatments and controversial therapies for wealthy clients seeking recovery.
Campbell Gillespie recounts his extraordinary survival after being struck in the head by lightning in 2003, detailing his recovery and new purpose in life.
Thirteen people died during a 1980 crossing in the Arizona desert, one of the deadliest incidents for migrants at that time.
Josh works as a technician at a horse artificial insemination company, collecting semen from stallions in a job many would find unappealing.
Eighteen-year-old Hwain undergoes double eyelid surgery, a procedure that has become a common graduation gift among South Korean teens.
Glenn Morey recalls being handed off to a stranger at a train station in Korea as he reflects on his adoption and identity.
Anna Pinkerton, a professional psychotherapist specializing in post-traumatic stress disorder, recounts her experience of being trapped in an abusive relationship.
Alia's experience of being disowned by her religious family for her transgender identity highlights the profound effects of familial rejection on mental health and personal identity.
Shandra Woworuntu, an Indonesian woman, was trafficked into sexual slavery in New York City after arriving with hopes of a hotel career.
Dwight completed 129 memorials and over 18,000 gallery pieces, reflecting on a life shaped by the opportunity to become the first Black astronaut.
Jaclyn 'Diva' Cook earned up to $5,000 an hour as a dancer at Atlanta's Gold Club, a venue frequented by celebrities and politicians.
Shandra Woworuntu, a survivor of human trafficking in New York City, shares her harrowing experience of forced prostitution and her subsequent advocacy for victims.
Vanity Milan and his husband Siim navigate homophobia and racism as Estonia's first gay couple to legally marry while engaging with the London drag scene.
In the UK, rising house prices and a growing rental market exacerbate conflicts between tenants living in poor conditions and landlords seeking to reclaim their properties.
Nicholas struggles to reclaim his property after his tenant has been arrested for unpaid rent.
Young climate activist Noga Levy-Rapoport led a protest in London that attracted 5,000 participants, demanding urgent action on climate change from global leaders.
Craig Thornton faces nearly £3,000 in losses after his tenants leave behind a filthy house filled with cat faeces and rubbish.
Eighteen-year-old Sofia attempts to sell her virginity for $10,000 through online auctioning platforms, highlighting the complexities of commodifying sexuality in the UK.
20-year-old Kameryn coaches young girls in figure skating in Detroit, aiming to empower them through sports and build their confidence.
The United States Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) has faced criticism for its aggressive immigration enforcement tactics under Donald Trump's administration.
Freddy McConnell shares his experience as a trans man navigating pregnancy and fatherhood, highlighting the term 'seahorse dads' and the importance of sensitive storytelling.
Two young men racing in central Cologne in 2015 caused a fatal accident, leading to charges of negligent homicide against both drivers.
Hundreds of remains of migrants who died in the desert are recovered each year, revealing the deadly consequences of U.S. immigration policies.
Friends discuss a delicious dinner and plan for dessert after a chef's passing.
Eight miles of Brooklyn's Evergreens Cemetery become the search area for Chica, a foster dog who went missing after escaping her harness.
The sinking of M.V. Sewol resulted in over three hundred fatalities, igniting national outrage and a political crisis in South Korea.
In Prishtina, 14-year-old Yllka Leti battles cystic fibrosis while showcasing her artistic talent and navigating the challenges of her daily life.
Sandeep Acharya makes music targeting India's Muslim minority amid rising Hindutva sentiments.
A third of India's population cannot read or write, but 13-year-old Sadia Khan pursues her education to change her family's future.
In 2024, India faced its longest heatwave on record, with temperatures exceeding 50°C in New Delhi and reaching 56°C in Nagpur.
Indonesia, the world's largest Muslim-majority country, navigates its transition to democracy while addressing radical Islam, economic growth, and environmental challenges.
After two hours bumping along, Mayanna's family holds a lively funeral ceremony in Toraja.
In New Brunswick, King Cole tea has been a cherished tradition for 100 years, symbolizing community, conversation, and nostalgia in Acadie.
Between seven and ten million Indigenous people inhabited the Amazon's tropical forests before European contact decimated their populations by 90%.
More than 400 years after the first Spaniards searched for El Dorado, illegal gold diggers continue to exploit the Amazon's resources and threaten local tribes.
An injured dog profoundly changes a man's life, illustrating the deep bond that can form between humans and animals.
