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Kamala Harris's defeat in the 2024 presidential election prompts an examination of Democratic supporters' reactions and strategies in Colorado.
Aboriginal people in the Kimberley fight to preserve their culture amid mining threats.
Two participants consume magic mushrooms before debating the merits of veganism versus meat-eating in a 10-minute discussion.
150 activists gather at Billingsgate fish market to protest against the meat and fish industries, calling for animal rights and climate justice.
Between 2016 and 2018, Hannah Reyes Morales documented crime scenes in Manila amid a violent government crackdown on the drug trade.
Nine-year-old Veronica practices traditional Polish dance every Saturday at St. Dynastar Church while balancing her life in Toronto.
South Africa, home to the highest number of HIV infections globally, faces a critical battle as doctors and rural clinics work tirelessly to combat the epidemic.
A customer walks into American Jewellery and Loan with a vintage toy collection seeking big money.
Three-quarters of all attacks on paramedics are not instigated by patients themselves, complicating their ability to provide emergency care.
An 11-year-old boy named Leo transforms into Violet Vixen, embracing makeup and drag while challenging traditional gender norms.
Wahid, a 9-year-old in Mumbai, sells books to support his family while dreaming of becoming a doctor.
Thousands of Central American migrants travel through Mexico, seeking a better life in the United States.
Wall Street firms are increasingly purchasing single-family homes across the United States, impacting housing markets and affordability for average families.
Tensions escalate in the Central African Republic between Muslim and Christian communities amid violence.
Up to 6,000 child soldiers are reported to be involved in the conflict in the Central African Republic, many of whom are armed with homemade weapons.
Over 20,000 tonnes of bombs fell on Rabaul during World War II, leaving behind rusted war wreckage and underwater artifacts.
The Chipayas in Bolivia build Wasteland Houses to thrive in a Poisonous Land.
Survivalists must endure 35 days in a South African wasteland marked by drought, wildfires, and abandoned ruins, facing extreme challenges and team tensions.
Two hours of tracking culminate in Wayne LaPierre and his wife successfully taking down an elephant during a hunt in Botswana.
Over 1,000 rescued stray dogs roam freely across 378 acres at a no-kill shelter in Costa Rica dedicated to their care and rehabilitation.
Chelsea and George seek a threesome to address past infidelity and relationship boundaries.
Immanent water shortages threaten 5.7 billion people by 2050, urging immediate action.
Three Baye Fall join five million pilgrims for The Grand Magal in Touba, Senegal.
As inflation drives up grocery prices, the wealth of billionaires like Elon Musk and Jeff Bezos continues to grow at an unprecedented rate.
Sneaking journalists into North Korea reveals the extreme risks and bizarre tactics employed to capture rare footage of the secretive nation.
Black adults in the U.S. are more likely than white adults to report persistent symptoms of stress, sadness, and a general sense of hopelessness.
YouTube's censorship policies are discussed during a casual breakfast with Spartacus, Astrid, Joram, and guests Joakim and Pär from Sabaton.
Seven farm families in Saskatchewan formed a cooperative to pool resources and combat rising operating costs threatening their agricultural livelihoods.
Bill Dixon, a graduate of a New York Conservatory of Music, discards traditional musical forms to create a new movement in jazz.
Three friends spend a weekend with a wealthy relative, engaging in lavish meals and entertainment while grappling with boredom and unproductive leisure.
90% of the residents in Jamel adhere to neo-Nazi beliefs, while Birgit and Horst Lohmeyer organize a festival each year to oppose this ideology.
A 21-acre off-grid community in Missouri features a compost toilet and a variety of residents, from city dwellers to artists, living outside mainstream society.
Leah Battle, known as the Crazy Dog Lady, runs a sanctuary in Costa Rica that feeds hundreds of adoptable dogs at a cost of $500 a day.
Operation Summer Camps, initiated in August 2024, highlights the longest Israeli military engagement in the West Bank since the Battle of Jenin during the Second Intifada.
WeWork's rapid rise to a $47 billion valuation under CEO Adam Neumann culminated in a swift decline towards bankruptcy within weeks.
WeWork's financial struggles and legal challenges intensify as the company grapples with its unsustainable business model and mounting debts.
Soldiers in the trenches of World War One faced grim food options, relying on tinned rations, hard biscuits, and morale-boosting treats like tea and chocolate.
Almost one third of Germany's population has a migration background, reshaping the meaning of citizenship for many individuals today.
Nine years after a brainstem stroke left him quadriplegic, a rabbi reflects on longing and connection during COVID-19 lockdown in a care facility.
Prospects for an independent Palestinian state remain stalled three decades after the 1993 Oslo Accords, amid ongoing violence and political challenges.
Morocco faces significant challenges, including social inequality, limited democratic freedoms, and the ongoing Western Sahara dispute, as it seeks to navigate its future.
In the United States during World War II, nearly 11,000 German-Americans, along with Japanese and Italian Americans, faced internment and severe civil rights violations fueled by wartime hysteria.
Valon seeks love and acceptance at Mr. Gay UK, facing challenges due to his size and identity.
Military-style boot camps like the Discovery Challenge Academy in the U.S. are viewed by some as a last resort for troubled adolescents facing delinquency.
A mother and her child discuss plans for a water park visit, reflecting the emotional dynamics of their reunion after a period of separation.
Four hunters track a wounded male oryx for three hours in the Skeleton Desert, demonstrating their skills and respect for the environment.
Three and a half million people rely on the London Underground each day, while new station assistants face the challenges of their demanding roles.
In 2016, the American dream is redefined as a pursuit of equality of opportunity, particularly among African-Americans facing systemic barriers.
