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Oleksandr Chebotaryóv is the only radiologist left in Kherson, Ukraine, amid ongoing conflict.
Meryl, who has Achondroplasia Dwarfism, enjoys driving and fashion with support from her super Gran.
Caring for Jascha, who has been paralyzed for 13 years after a bicycle accident, requires 40 to 50 hours of assistance each week from his family.
Tuareg people in Mali navigate coexistence with elephants, balancing safety and tradition in a territory increasingly challenged by environmental changes.
Trina, a choreographer known for her work with Lizzo and Beyoncé, leads the UK's first dance classes for plus-sized women to promote body positivity and self-expression.
Around 40 families harvest tonka beans in the Arapao community, spending up to two months in the forest during the season.
Local residents in Bairro Alto express frustration over the tourism industry's impact on their community, calling for better zoning laws and government intervention.
A daily shower is emphasized as a crucial part of good grooming for military personnel in a 16-minute training film produced by the Department of Defense.
A father teaches his child about gun safety while shooting a 12 gauge shotgun together.
Los Angeles, a city historically designed for cars, is witnessing a growing movement among cyclists advocating for safer roads and protected bike lanes.
Adrift for 46 days in the Pacific Ocean, three young men faced storms, starvation, and sharks while trying to survive in a small boat.
Judith Helfand sorts through 53 boxes of her late mother's belongings, confronting the emotional weight of memory and attachment in the process.
One violent outburst from Mark in front of friends forces Terese to confront the reality of their abusive high school relationship.
Luigi Mangione emerges as a controversial figure in the aftermath of the December 4, 2024 murder of America's largest health insurance company's head in Manhattan.
In April 1974, rising temperatures caused the Qu'Appelle River to swell to double its normal flow, threatening the town of Lumsden, Saskatchewan.
Photographer Lynsey Addario faces death threats and kidnappings to document the experiences of women and civilians in conflict zones around the world.
Madagascar has lost half of its vegetation cover in the last 60 years, with local communities facing increasing wildfires during the annual fire season.
Forty-seven people were murdered on a single road during the Troubles, a fact that still weighs heavily on the community in East Belfast.
A group of local residents runs a pantry in Kenny Fields, Liverpool, providing affordable food and support to their community amid rising living costs.
Five pounds a day was the income for a mother who immigrated to Middlesbrough, reflecting the economic challenges faced by many in the community.
About 40 volunteers in Tredegar delivered meals and support to the community during the pandemic, helping those in need as local businesses shut down.
Maggie Gyllenhaal discusses feminine stories and Kandi's struggles in Hollywood.
Shamans in the Amazon rainforest play crucial roles in their communities by guiding social behavior, conducting spirit worship, and utilizing jungle pharmacopoeia for healing.
Magid Magid, Sheffield's youngest Lord Mayor, prepares for a charity trip to France.
Bliss has made up over 100 deceased individuals, providing them with a final appearance for their families to view before burial.
Mallorca welcomes the first tourists since the lockdown in a pilot project with mixed reactions.
Parag Khanna explores how megacities are competing over connectivity in a global network civilization, highlighting the significance of pipelines, Internet cables, and advanced technologies.
Marcel Theroux travels north from Moscow on an epic train journey across Russia.
Mark Zuckerberg's 2018 testimony before the United States Senate addresses allegations regarding Facebook's user privacy policies and misinformation impact.
Nearly 250,000 people gathered on the National Mall in August 1963 for the March on Washington, where Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. delivered his 'I Have a Dream' speech.
David reflects on the pain of loss when friends die, expressing how it deeply affects his sense of brotherhood and emotional connections.
The rise of misogyny in the online manosphere, fueled by figures like Nick Fuentes and the slogan "Your body, my choice," poses significant challenges to gender relations in the U.S. and beyond.
A massage therapist in the UK implants a microchip in her hand, raising questions about biohacking, personal freedom, and the future of human enhancement.
Wally inherited a massive collection of cars, bikes, and machinery from his late brother, who passed away three years ago.
Thousands attend the Irish matchmaking festival in Lisdoonvarna every October to find love.
A pilot rushes to rescue a missing windsurfer in Hawaii's Windward Aviation operations.
A woman suffers a compound fracture after falling from the rocks, prompting a helicopter rescue in Hawaii's challenging terrain.
A brush fire in Kula spans an acre and a half, prompting Windward Aviation pilots to respond quickly to prevent it from spreading further.
A brush fire in Kihei threatens to engulf a neighborhood, prompting pilots to prepare for a rapid response as winds increase.
Windward Aviation pilots conduct daring rescues, including a nighttime operation in a volcano's crater, to save an injured hiker in Hawaii's rugged landscape.
Over 27,000 people were on the waiting list last year for a survival horror boot camp experience that pushes participants to their physical and emotional limits.
More than 27,000 people have died or disappeared in the central Mediterranean over the past decade while attempting to reach Europe.
Farida was nine years old when her father sold her into prostitution for $10, leading her into a life of exploitation and abuse.
Italy's most famous male escort, known as the Italian Stallion, navigates a profession that challenges traditional gender roles and societal norms in a conservative culture.
In Nyang'oma Kogelo, Kenya, the community reflects on Barack Obama's family legacy and the pride in their connection to the American president.
They meet elite survivalists in Naked and Afraid: Last One Standing, premiering May 18.
196 American youths, deported to Cambodia since 2002, struggle to adapt to a country they have never known after committing crimes in the U.S.
1,400 soldiers make up Germany's elite Special Operations Forces, with military chaplain Michael providing crucial support during their high-stakes missions.
