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During the rainy season, families in Sulawesi sleep on four meters of water, surrounded by abundant water lilies and hyacinths.
A small boy from a crowded city discovers the life-changing experience of two weeks at a summer camp in Muskoka, Ontario.
In a time of increasing division in the United States, families come together to celebrate their shared love for food and connection around the dinner table.
One million people live in Dharavi, the largest slum in Asia, which occupies just under one square mile in the heart of Mumbai.
Kelsey runs grief support groups for women, using surf therapy to help them heal from trauma, including experiences of human trafficking and domestic violence.
A survivalist and his brother navigate harsh wilderness conditions, relying on foraging and shelter-building skills to strengthen their bond and confront past struggles.
In extreme environments, two strangers must survive without food, water, or clothes, relying on their skills and a single survival item.
Three Venezuelan men, wrongfully labeled as gang members by the Trump administration, endure brutal conditions in El Salvador's notorious CECOT prison.
Rami Abu Jamus chronicles life in Gaza through his WhatsApp group "Gaza. Life." amid the escalating conflict that began on October 7, 2023, highlighting civilian resilience.
Thirty women share a cramped room in a Kenyan prison, where they face stigma and isolation after their release.
Three hours of fishing yields a significant catch for the Vahocas, who share the bounty among their community on the Bazaruto archipelago.
A young girl from Iraqi Kurdistan is rescued by a French navy boat while attempting to cross the English Channel, highlighting the migrant crisis and public response.
Mozambique transforms weapons into tools, promoting peace and community development.
Hind Gharz al Deen searches for her son Hussam, missing for eight years, as over 100,000 individuals remain unaccounted for in post-Assad Syria.
A Syrian migrant drowned in the Rio Grande while attempting to cross into the United States in August 2022, highlighting the perils of migration at the U.S.-Mexico border.
The 7.8 magnitude earthquake that struck Turkey and Syria on February 6, 2023, left communities in north-west Syria grappling with devastation and limited aid efforts.
Alaa Aljaleel cares for 400 cats in Idlib, Syria, amidst the ongoing civil war.
Children as young as eight work ten hours a day in makeshift oil refineries in northeast Syria, facing hazardous conditions and environmental pollution.
In Idleb province, 12-year-old Hamoudé becomes the main provider for his family, highlighting the devastating impact of the Syrian Civil War on childhood.
In north-west Syria, the Al-Nouri camp houses blind civilians, many of whom lost their sight due to bombing raids in their home regions.
The Suleiman family moved ten times in four years before finally settling in Berlin, where they continue to adapt to life in Germany.
Hundreds of Syrian volunteers responded to a call for help in July 2021, assisting flood victims in Germany's Ahr Valley and later in Sinzig.
Fred tackles a suspect down a hill while Denise finds herself trapped in her car with him during a chaotic bounty hunting operation.
Tai O, nestled in Hong Kong, is home to the Tanka people and a fading fishing tradition.
Dzhamshed returns to Tajikistan as Russia's economic crisis forces many Tajiks home.
Ukrainian mother Katya and her son Nazar return to Kyiv from Lisbon after fleeing the war, aiming to celebrate his ninth birthday in their homeland.
Selfie addiction is examined through the experiences of individuals taking over 1000 selfies a day, featuring insights from Natasha Mwansa and George Dunne.
A church minister in the United States engages in a dangerous relationship with a student, leading to a plot to murder his wife.
One out of five girls in Ethiopia is married before age 15, often losing the chance to continue their education and succeed in life.
Troy Deeney advocates for Black and Asian history in UK school curriculums.
Three women collaborate to achieve a significant fishing haul in the wilderness.
The Yellow Jacket protests on Champs Elysées in 2019 are captured in immersive 360° video, highlighting police confrontations and the chaotic atmosphere.
John McAfee's life, marked by his role as a cybersecurity pioneer and subsequent descent into controversy and legal troubles, culminated in his death in a Spanish prison in 2021.
Teigan, a young girl who became disabled after contracting a herpes virus from a family member's cold sore, highlights the importance of health awareness through her family's advocacy.
18-year-old Megan works the overnight shift alone when two unusual customers approach, leading to a series of unsettling events.
Parker Schnabble has only 364 ounces of gold after seven weeks, marking his worst start to a season in ten years.
61 members of Holocaust survivor Horst Zeliger's extended family were murdered during World War II, prompting his concerns about the rise of the AfD party in Germany.
A strange blue light streaks through Erica Garner's suburban kitchen in March 2017, leaving her stunned and questioning its origin.
Textiles have played a crucial role in global trade since the Silk Road, revealing the social and environmental costs of fast fashion in today's marketplace.
60 bottles of the popular vaping flavor "mother's milk" sold out in just two hours, reflecting the growing culture around e-cigarettes.
A biker gang's unusual attempt to purchase a Canadian nuclear bunker reveals the intriguing history and secrets of the Diefenbunker.
Tania Georgelas, once married to the highest ranking American in Islamic State, builds a new life in the United States.
Archie Moore founded the ABC program to help boys avoid trouble and think for themselves after experiencing juvenile delinquency in his youth.
In the 1960s, African-Americans known as Black Hebrews immigrated to Israel's Negev desert under the leadership of Ben Ammi Ben Israel, seeking a spiritual home.
Friend.com, an AI pendant designed as a digital companion, faces criticism and poor reviews, raising questions about the necessity of such technology.
In the Bering Sea, the crew of the Aleutian Lady confronts a dangerous hatch leak while navigating harsh weather conditions in pursuit of crab.
Michael Patten explores the personal story of his neighbor, an immigrant drawn to the QAnon conspiracy theory, reflecting its appeal in American society.
