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They live in the East Village, often hitchhiking South or out West during winter.
Christer Wahlberg reflects on his youthful experiences and the risks taken during the early 2000s, juxtaposing them with his current role as a father.
More than 300 Arab and Jewish Israelis live together in Neve Shalom/What-al-Salam, a village less than an hour from the Gaza Strip.
Experience a birthday party through Layla's eyes, revealing her overwhelming feelings.
Seven of Dr Izzeldin Abuelaish's eight children were home when an Israeli missile struck their house in Gaza on January 16, 2009.
Ryan Gosling plays Luke Glanton, a stunt biker who turns to bank robbery to support his infant son in Schenectady, New York.
The Horizon scandal, the largest miscarriage of justice in UK history, wrongfully convicted thousands of post office workers due to faulty software.
Nobel Laureate Daniel McFadden and Nat Geo explorer Jared Diamond examine human decision-making and its implications for the survival of the species.
Photojournalist David Guttenfelder provides insight into the complexities of life in North Korea, highlighting the challenges of truth in a controlled society.
Photojournalist Marcus Bleasdale highlights the impact of Africa's first world war and the global financial systems that perpetuate the violence.
Dimitri Poffé, a French traveler diagnosed with Huntington's disease, cycles 18,000 kilometers from Mexico City to Ushuaia to raise awareness and share hope.
More than 10,000 Chinese immigrants arrive in Ghana each year, drawn by the illegal gold rush that devastates local farmland and livelihoods.
A Columbia University student carried a 50-pound mattress around campus for a year to protest the school's handling of her rape case in 2014.
One deportee received only one pair of shoes upon returning to a country they had not lived in for years, illustrating the challenges of reintegration.
Mobility in the coming decades presents a crucial opportunity for collective action and investment to enhance human well-being through new paradigms.
80,000 attendees gather in Kinshasa's largest stadium to hear a religious leader promote a juice claimed to cure serious diseases.
At 8:32 AM, one person arrives late for work to find another seated in their chair, leading to a discussion about their unexpected roles.
Brain-computer interfaces, led by companies like Neuralink, are advancing rapidly, transforming the connection between humans and technology.
With only two days left, Marty receives railroad ties from Alaska to repair a vital bridge that connects two sides of a homestead in Oregon.
In the UK, Dan O’Neill investigates the rising trend of reptile ownership, featuring insights from YouTuber Elle Reptiles and visits to an RSPCA rescue center.
A young father in Montreal buys a red kite, prompting reflections on life's purpose and connections with strangers in a series of brief encounters.
Elizabeth Holmes and Theranos' fraudulent claims about blood-testing technology resulted in one of Silicon Valley's most infamous scandals.
Thirty years after its founding, the Stairway Foundation continues to provide food, shelter, and education to vulnerable children in the Philippines.
Paul and Hava, both with intellectual disabilities, face opposition from their group homes after marrying, as they are not allowed to live together.
Nineteen-year-old Arianna leads a team to develop a water filtration system for communities in Puerto Rico still struggling with the aftermath of Hurricane Maria.
AI companion systems are increasingly being integrated into daily life, leading to human interactions that blur the lines between technology and emotional support.
Vietnam's economy has experienced rapid growth in recent years, with projections indicating it could achieve the fastest rise in wealth globally by 2035.
A single tourist boat passes by Sayulita, where local residents like Beto struggle to survive as the pandemic decimates their tourism-dependent income.
Potosi's miners face life-threatening conditions as they extract precious minerals at extreme altitudes, driven by dreams of wealth amidst perilous risks.
Six to nine people were targeted for murder each day during a three-week shooting spree in Washington, D.C., led by John Allen Muhammad and Lee Boyd Malvo.
A growing number of affluent Russian families are sending their children to England's top public schools, seeking integration into British society.
The Sackler family, through their company Purdue Pharma, played a significant role in the opioid crisis that has resulted in over 200,000 deaths in the United States.
Wenceslao Contreras grows vegetables in Connecticut while his family lives in Guanajuato, Mexico.
A flock of seabirds attacks Captain Jake Anderson's fishing vessel, causing significant damage as the crew battles freezing temperatures and rogue waves.
In the Bering Sea, crab fishermen face treacherous conditions and high stakes as they aim to save $10,000 through teamwork and resilience.
Jon and his family live in Northern Scandinavia, following reindeer migration above the Arctic Circle.
Gregor MacGregor, a 19th-century con artist, sold a fictitious country called Poyais, leading many to invest their life savings in a disastrous venture.
A severe case of hydrocephalus left Noah's skull filling with fluid, while doctors warned his parents he might not survive after birth.
Students at Østerskov Efterskole in Hobro, Denmark, learn through role-play, including Emma with dyslexia.
More than 3,000 North Koreans arrived in South Korea last year, many of whom struggle with years of missed education and emotional trauma from their escape.
Students at Swanston School in Auckland engage in free play with no rules, climbing as high as they can and creating makeshift weapons during recess.
In the village of Adara, Timor, women engage in traditional underwater fishing, balancing survival and cultural heritage while supporting their families.
The Municipal Police ambush normalista students on Juan Alvarez Street in Mexico, leading to 43 disappearances.
Melissa Eagleshield, a 43-year-old indigenous woman, has been missing since October 5, 2014, with no arrests made in her case.
Five trans men discuss their experiences of undergoing a second puberty, detailing unexpected physical changes and the emotional impact of their transitions.
Thousands of Nigerian teenagers risk their lives for sex work on routes to Europe every year.
A couple discusses their 17-year relationship, which includes the wife meeting other men while maintaining open communication and trust.
Almost 30% of Tuvan males die from alcohol poisoning, while shamans seek to restore traditional beliefs in a region facing severe social challenges.
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