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Warad-Shamash, an elite citizen of ancient Sippar, navigated complex family dynamics and legal contracts to secure his legacy through a unique sister-wife arrangement.
In September 2005, young women in Ladakh choose nunhood for independence and education.
Bobo, a two-and-a-half-year-old monkey, is trained by Burhan to pick coconuts, reflecting the Minang people's unique bond with animals.
In Mumbai's Dharavi slum, 15-year-old Vikram pursues his dream of becoming a hip-hop artist, using dance as a means of expression amid challenging circumstances.
A young man recounts being shot nine times after leaving a party in Chicago's South Shore neighborhood, reflecting on the violence that surrounds him.
Ninety percent of children in a Barquisimeto slum raised their hands when asked if they had not eaten breakfast, prompting Father José María Gimeno to promote soy as a protein source.
A court date has been set for next week to evict squatters from an abandoned swimming baths in the UK, where they have lived for two months.
Up to 20 people are squatting in a derelict pub amid the UK's housing crisis.
Comedians perform on sidewalks and at hot dog carts in Central Park as New York City faces empty storefronts and a pandemic-induced sense of loss.
A young stockbroker, Al Smallwood, trains rigorously for his first white-collar boxing match while balancing a demanding career in finance.
Six months after the Camp Fire, students at Paradise High School reflect on their loss and the challenges of their disrupted senior year.
In an animated short by Caroline Leaf, families navigate the complex emotions that arise when strong members care for their ill and elderly relatives.
Atlanta, Georgia shows scenes of life under quarantine amid the coronavirus pandemic.
A pastor in New Orleans addresses his congregation about the coronavirus, stating, "We don't know how it's gonna turn out," as the city adjusts to quarantine.
In March 2020, Rome faced an unprecedented lockdown due to the coronavirus pandemic, resulting in empty streets and significant changes to daily life.
Seoul, South Korea shows eerie scenes of emptiness during COVID-19 lockdown measures.
Tehranians practice social distancing in eerily quiet scenes from Tehran during the lockdown.
Rabbit sells cocaine to high-profile clients while working as a stripper in the US.
More than a third of all wage and salary earners in Canada are members of labor unions, which negotiate contracts for wages and working conditions.
The recent European election shifts politics right, increasing scrutiny on Roma communities in Europe.
The Summer Bay struggles with steering issues while crab fishing in the Bering Sea.
Graham and Rena Barnes confront a tenant in Grays, Essex, over unpaid rent of £5000.
Vicky McNaught loses over £8,000 in unpaid rent as she attempts to evict a tenant and his girlfriend from her property in London.
Ahmed faces a tenant wanting payment to leave after months of unpaid rent in a housing crisis.
Radical right-wing groups in the United States have appropriated the thin blue line symbol, transforming it into a controversial emblem of division in American politics.
In the Bering Sea, the crew of the Time Bandit faces a massive storm that tests their skills and teamwork while crab fishing during the 2022 season.
In the unforgiving Arctic waters, the crew of The Time Bandit faces colossal waves and freezing temperatures while crab fishing for a successful haul.
The Tofinu people of Ganvie practice sea farming and harvest acadjas for sustenance.
In Oymyakon, a remote town in the Sakha Republic of Russia, residents face extreme temperatures as low as -50 degrees Celsius, adapting their daily lives to survive.
Madison, Indiana, has held an open market every Saturday for the past 100 years, where farmers sell their goods to the community.
500,000 people rely on the Inner Niger Delta's lakes and flood plains for irrigation, livestock, and crops in a region threatened by environmental changes.
The average Indian family spends twice as much on weddings as they do on their children's education, often leading to significant financial strain.
This beautifully made film highlights child labour in Bangalore, India, in July 2006.
A repo attempt goes awry when cousin Johnny drives into a yard filled with people, escalating tensions at Lizard Lick Towing in North Carolina.
Amanda and Kelly have 15 minutes to craft apple brandy using mountain streams in the final challenge to determine the Master of the Backwoods.
Freddy Dodge and Juan Ibarra implement fixes that increase gold recovery from 0.16 ounces to over 2 ounces in a single day, worth $3,600.
Eight people committed suicide in one prison during a year, reflecting the struggles within the system faced by those incarcerated.
Police documents are discussed as individuals confirm their location at a train station while planning to make pasta the next day.
15 Vezo fishermen set sail each year for several months, relying on traditional Laka canoes to navigate the rich fishing grounds of Madagascar.
The Vao clan on the Isle of Pines builds traditional canoes, preserving Kanak heritage.
Antitrust investigations by the FTC and DOJ are intensifying against major tech companies like Facebook, Google, Apple, and Amazon amid concerns over privacy violations and market dominance.
The global shift toward cashless economies raises concerns about financial privacy, social exclusion, and the implications of losing untraceable transactions.
Helen Murray, a twelve-year-old girl, grapples with the emotional fallout of her parents' divorce and the challenges of acceptance in Beverly Schaffer's sensitive drama.
Two boys, hurt when they were too young to fight back, struggle with their shared past and the memories that connect them.
A secret photo reveals the cramped worker accommodation in an industrial area of Doha just months before the Qatar World Cup in December 2022.
Cats play a significant role in the lives of soldiers during wartime, as illustrated by Dogukan Keskinkilic's photograph shared by President Volodymyr Zelensky in Ukraine.
Curitiba's Miracle City showcases Jaime Lerner's sustainable vision for urban living.
New York state is the top producer of Greek yogurt and the third largest producer of milk, relying heavily on immigrant labor for dairy farming.
