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In a Florida prison, Sir Trevor McDonald tours death row, meeting inmates like cop killer Benjamin Ritchie and murderer Frederick Baer, who reflect on their crimes.
Untouchable Love showcases five love stories challenging caste and cultural norms in India.
Four police cars were parked along the curb as six officers patted down two teenagers on the corner of South Lawndale Avenue and West Cermak Road.
In 1890, Indiana opened the Indiana School for Feeble Minded Youth in Fort Wayne, housing children with mental disabilities in state-run institutions.
In Washington, D.C., 23-year-old Laura, a recent Harvard graduate, goes missing, prompting her family to seek help from psychic Deborah Heineker.
In the high plains of the Andes, the Uros people maintain their ancient way of life on floating islands made of totora reeds in Lake Titicaca, Peru.
On September 12, 1974, Boston schools faced violent protests as Black and white students were bused to comply with a federal court desegregation order.
In Siberia, the Mirny diamond mine stands as one of the deepest mines in the world, while the episode also explores a dangerous hotel and a replica Austrian village in China.
In the Duong Valley, local communities navigate a perilous road connecting China, Burma, and Tibet, facing landslides and transporting goods with resilience.
China's repression of the Uighur population involves the detention of over a million individuals in camps, where they face torture, forced labor, and cultural erasure.
Political power in the United States is shaped by a hidden network of media, Wall Street, the military, and corporations, highlighting systemic inequality.
Edik learns the life of a reindeer breeder in Siberia's tundra during his spring vacation.
In a small community, a retired police officer and a journalist investigate the mysterious disappearance of a teenager, revealing dark family secrets and local resistance.
Death remains a taboo subject in society, yet personal stories reveal the importance of discussing end-of-life planning and the experiences surrounding dying.
A third of global internet traffic consists of bots used for fraudulent or malicious purposes, threatening the integrity of social media platforms.
850 cubic meters of concrete are removed and reprocessed after a Bavarian demolition crew successfully tears down a bridge over the A8 Autobahn.
Synthetic drugs, often engineered to evade narcotics laws, have led to alarming overdose rates among teenagers in the U.S., prompting urgent public health responses.
Voice hearers in France are finding support through the Voice Hearer Network, which promotes coping strategies to reduce reliance on medication and hospitalization.
Denise Bulger, mother of murdered toddler James, shares her fight for justice and her mission to transform grief into hope for others affected by tragedy.
Cebu Provincial Detention and Rehabilitation Center houses convicts and pretrial detainees, where inmates like Lionel, known as Bosyo, maintain order amid strict security measures.
Anti-government protests erupted in Iran following the death of Mahsa Zhina Amini in police custody, leading to over 500 fatalities amid a regime crackdown.
Centuries-old feudal law in the Balkans mandates familial vengeance, compelling the eldest male to avenge murder, often leading to cycles of violence and fear.
In Missouri, medical examiner Dr. Mary Case's illegal exhumation of Sharon Williams reveals blunt force trauma, linking her death to a cold case and a deadly pact.
Between 1946 and 1958, the U.S. conducted 23 nuclear tests at Bikini Atoll, displacing local communities and rendering the islands uninhabitable.
From Lenin's death to Gorbachev's reforms, the evolution of the Soviet Union is marked by political turmoil, war, and the eventual collapse in 1991.
Buzkashi Boys portrays the friendship of two Afghan boys navigating their dreams of playing buzkashi amid societal pressures and the challenges of adolescence.
The Siegfried Line, a formidable German defense system stretching from the Netherlands to the Swiss border, posed significant challenges for Allied forces during World War II.
Young women can earn up to £20,000 a month through relationships with older men in the growing sugar dating scene in the UK.
Rag and bone men, portrayed by the iconic Steptoe duo, navigate the streets of London, balancing their roles as scavengers and entrepreneurs in 1966.
Aung San Suu Kyi's controversial defense of ethnic cleansing reveals the complexities and contradictions of Myanmar's transition from military rule to democracy.
A group of teenagers steals a school bus and crashes it into a pensioner's house, illustrating the chaos of adolescent rebellion.
Cannibalism among Ice Age Britons in Somerset reveals ritualistic practices rather than mere survival, as experts investigate the chilling implications of ancient remains.
The Adriatic Highway, a 1,200-kilometer coastal road built during the era of Yugoslavian President Tito, connects Slovenia, Croatia, Montenegro, and Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Myanmar's ongoing struggle for freedom is marked by military control, ruby mining exploitation, and rising religious extremism, as rebels fight for autonomy and justice.
The Harvey Weinstein case in 2017 catalyzed a global movement against abuse in Hollywood, exposing a troubling history of misconduct involving figures like Roman Polanski and Kevin Spacey.
Ishmael and Nengi navigate an intensive training course to become London Underground's newest train drivers, revealing the complexities of operating The Tube.
Aspiring actress Heather Stigliano is found brutally murdered in her Myrtle Beach apartment, prompting an investigation led by a forensic pathologist.
'Ndrangheta, the most powerful branch of the Italian mafia, dominates the cocaine market and the Calabrian economy while facing brave opposition from law enforcement.
The Uro people of Lake Titicaca face dangers in their quest for education and survival.
Ayahuasca is described as a Schedule one narcotic, yet it is used in a camp to facilitate healing for a transgender woman seeking self-acceptance.
A 58-year-old long-haul driver works 12-hour shifts, managing the demands of her job while balancing family life and health challenges.
38,000 new Marines complete boot camp each year, undergoing intense training at the USMC School of Infantry to prepare for combat.
Interstate 80 in the Sierra Nevada Mountains presents extreme challenges due to severe winter weather, requiring constant vigilance from roadside professionals and firefighters like Jameson and Nathan.
Armed female guerrillas of the Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK) confront ISIS in the mountains and deserts of Kurdistan.
Nicola and Graham Parker sold their home in England for 1.8 million pounds to buy a country estate in Montignac-de-Lauzun, France.
In 1995, Washington D.C. recorded over 400 homicides, prompting the FBI to assist local police in a manhunt for a cop killer.
Thornhill Community Academy in Dewsbury shares Year 7 students' challenges and triumphs.
Eyewitnesses, including the Ariel School witnesses in Zimbabwe and alien abductee Whitley Strieber, share their personal encounters with UFOs and extraterrestrial beings.
