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Orthodox Jewish youth in Israel are increasingly engaging with modern society through entrepreneurship and military service, reflecting a significant cultural shift.
130 meters above Istanbul, Nazli Yilmaz cleans high-rise facades as the only woman in Turkey to perform this hazardous job.
A man in London cuts the UK's largest hedge, which spans approximately 15,000 square meters and includes a 55-foot tall section.
Three properties owned by Mr. Khan have been deemed unfit for human habitation, prompting investigations by environmental health officers.
A man reflects on the economic challenges of winter, noting that many workers face layoffs as production slows down during the colder months.
In urban London, individuals involved in the drug trade face constant fear of violence and law enforcement, questioning the value of wealth amid such risks.
OpenAI's CEO Sam Altman discusses the implications and insights of ChatGPT, highlighting its ability to facilitate natural language conversations with computers.
37 billion eggs were produced in the United States during World War II, as farmers faced increased demands for wartime food production.
Italy, the first European country to face a significant COVID-19 outbreak, experienced stark regional differences in pandemic impact, reflecting its historical trends in fascism and migration.
Almost 300 people died in the August 2016 earthquake that destroyed Amatrice, leaving the town in ruins a year later with little progress in recovery.
Ivory Coast, the world's leading cocoa producer, is experiencing economic resurgence post-civil war while grappling with social inequalities and political instability.
Côte d'Ivoire, the world's largest cocoa producer, faces a crisis as over 100,000 tonnes of cocoa are smuggled out, impacting local farmers and prompting government action.
Johnny Knoxville leads Steve-O and Chris Pontius in daring shark stunts for Shark Week.
Moriah Shock Incarceration Correctional Facility in the United States implements a unique approach to incarceration without physical walls surrounding inmates.
Jake and Bo have two days left to fill Bo's tag as they navigate the freezing Missouri Breaks in search of another deer.
120 miles offshore, Jake must return to town twice to address mechanical issues while facing the challenges of fishing in the Bering Sea.
Jake Porway connects nonprofits with data scientists to leverage statistical skills for addressing community and environmental challenges.
Jake commands the Time Bandit and faces challenges, losing two pots in the Bering Sea.
Jake's niece handles a 850-pound catch while filling in for an injured deckhand on the Time Bandit during crab fishing season in the Bering Sea.
Ji Wook-cheol advocates for restoring Korea's seagrass forests after personal tragedy.
Japan faces a significant demographic decline due to a decreasing birth rate and an aging population, a trend that is increasingly evident worldwide.
Karoshi, or death by overwork, affects one in five workers in Japan, highlighting the severe impact of the country's intense work culture and pressures.
Meet the Bagelheads, a unique body modification trend in Tokyo's bizarre world.
Japan's Disability Shame reveals the tragic history of forced sterilization and violence against the disabled.
Japan's advancements in flying car technology are examined through the challenges and solutions presented by companies like Electro.Aero and their electric trike innovations.
Japan's economic crisis in the 1990s, characterized by the collapse of the asset price bubble, resulted in enduring financial challenges that persist today.
At 80 years old, Haruo Obata has spent at least 500 nights sleeping in his car while providing disaster relief and community support across Japan.
In Tokyo, a 74-year-old ex-yakuza has formed a softball team to engage youth and steer them away from organized crime.
Jared Diamond examines how traditional societies, such as hunter-gatherer tribes, care for their elderly, offering insights into age-related treatment practices.
Anthropologist Jason De León uses archaeology to analyze the human stories behind illegal border crossings, providing insights into this complex issue.
Joan Baez reflects on her experiences with Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and the Civil Rights Movement, emphasizing the importance of nonviolence and social justice.
Sharaman Sribalan earns 180 Euros a month working in a sheltered workshop in Berlin, where he hopes to transition to a regular job in car design.
Celebrated photographer Jodi Cobb examines the hidden world of modern-day slavery through her impactful imagery and storytelling.
In March 2020, John Lewis returned to the Edmund Pettus Bridge in Selma, Alabama, reflecting on his lifelong commitment to civil rights and voting equality.
Only 1 in 8 candidates successfully passes the selection process for the Foreign Legion, as seen through Stan's rejection after months of preparation.
In Appalachia, Josh utilizes a grape press to enhance his moonshine-making techniques, preserving a centuries-old tradition of craft whiskey.
A woman and her two children are found sleeping in a vehicle that Lizard Lick Towing is attempting to repossess, leading to a tense confrontation.
A set of stairs from old machinery fits perfectly into a composting toilet project, demonstrating the potential of repurposing discarded materials.
1,000 patients can be housed at a former US military base turned rehabilitation center in Kabul, where treatment lasts 45 days without pain relief.
Numbering fewer than 4,000, the Kalash people in northern Pakistan face cultural extinction as they struggle to maintain their traditions against external pressures.
Captain Keith bags 1.7 million dollars in crab, with each deckhand earning 87,000 dollars as they face the challenges of fishing in icy waters.
Mike, a Kentucky father, believes his son Kelly was murdered despite police classifying his death as a suicide after his body was found in 2019.
More than 120,000 homeless children live in Nairobi, where local projects aim to support those left behind by larger initiatives.
Richie, a 12-year-old boy, collects five kilograms of plastic daily at Nairobi's Dandora dump, earning less than one US dollar for his efforts.
Rob C., a firefighter, faces over 180 critical incidents in his career and seeks ketamine-assisted therapy to treat his post-traumatic stress disorder.
Every year, 15,000 women are kidnapped and forced into marriage in Kyrgyzstan, according to official figures.
In the United States, parents can pay $75 to have their rebellious teenagers experience a weekend in a simulated prison environment.
Joel Paquette, a former fighter and volunteer firefighter, applies combat discipline to high-stakes rescue work in a demanding 48-hour transformation.
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