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In 2016, the American dream is redefined as a pursuit of equality of opportunity, particularly among African-Americans facing systemic barriers.
WikiLeaks, founded by Julian Assange in 2006, is an organization that publishes classified and sensitive information from anonymous sources.
A mother shares her grief over losing her daughter in the Sandy Hook shooting in December.
Attila Kokas and Denny Wagner work daily yet face homelessness in Germany.
In 2016, a liberal from Tel Aviv moves to the Israeli settlement of Tekoa, where she sets up a café to engage with local residents about their lives.
In Ciudad Juárez, children navigate a landscape shaped by organized crime and violence, revealing the profound impact on their moral development and identity.
A strike on the London Underground in summer 2002 cost businesses an estimated 60 million pounds while staff worked to keep the system running.
MySpace's decline in the 2000s was influenced by factors beyond Facebook, including mismanagement and competition from emerging social media platforms.
A participant recalls his father's iconic Kangoo hat, symbolizing their connection and the influence of paternal relationships on identity.
At age 34, one woman learns from her doctor that she is going through menopause, raising concerns about her ability to have children.
A newborn earthling, full grown and ready for a place in society, is depicted in a world where automobiles dominate and humans are seen as parasites.
The Clotilda, measuring 86 feet long and 23 feet wide, was the last American slave ship to illegally transport enslaved Africans to Alabama in 1860.
Washington, D.C., had more listings in the Green Book than any other city, providing essential resources for African Americans traveling during Jim Crow.
Medieval women, from skilled stonemasons to blacksmiths, played vital roles in society, as explored by historian Dr Eleanor Janega through hands-on experiences.
Six disabled veterans demonstrate their skills to 600 industrialists in New York City, aiming to secure jobs after returning from World War II.
Three actresses simulate 12-year-old girls on social media, exposing the alarming prevalence of online sexual predators targeting children.
A team member takes a day off, leaving the remaining participants to face challenges like finding food and shelter in harsh conditions.
Wayne Elliot's former tenant owes him over £3,000 in unpaid rent after she stopped working and paying rent six months into her stay.
Bhutan, the last country to legalize television in 1999, faced diverse reactions to the arrival of cable TV, sparking debates on cultural preservation and modernization.
Twelve thousand dollars in potential profit vanished when a still exploded, forcing distillers to confront the dangers of their craft in Appalachia.
The Archegos Capital collapse in March 2021 resulted in significant financial losses for major banks, including Credit Suisse and Nomura, highlighting risks in hedge fund practices.
On January 18th, Catwoman attends the first Women Doers Luncheon in Washington, D.C., where crime is the main topic of discussion.
More retirees in Germany are living below the poverty line, with over 15% affected.
In the wilderness of Naked and Afraid XL, team members face escalating conflicts that challenge their survival skills and ability to cooperate under extreme conditions.
In 1975, Icelandic women organized a nationwide strike to demand equal rights and pay, significantly impacting gender equality in the country.
A mother struggles with her daughter Crystal's rebellious behavior in a Puerto Rican neighborhood.
In an intensely personal account, four women and two men share their experiences of childhood sexual abuse and the healing process that followed.
Fifty women in northern Kenya establish their own village, rejecting traditional gender roles and asserting their independence from men.
Michael Platt, a 14-year-old baker, has donated almost 10,000 cupcakes to those in need through his business, Michael's Desserts.
The summer of 1919 saw intense racial violence in the United States, highlighting the struggle over social justice and the fight for equality amidst technological progress.
Central banks and their influence on global finance are examined through historical perspectives and critiques from figures like G. Edward Griffin and William T. Still.
Around 750,000 people in the UK are adopted, and Margaret, adopted at six months old, seeks to learn about her biological family through DNA testing.
In Appalachia, a group of moonshiners experiments with innovative mash recipes while navigating legal and natural challenges to uphold their whiskey-making tradition.
Unseen footage highlights the 2021 shooting of activist Sasha Johnson in Peckham, Britain.
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.
Gökçe Güven, featured in the Forbes 30 under 30 list, faces federal identity theft charges linked to fraudulent financial practices at Kalder.
25 years of music and community engagement at World Headquarters have contributed to increasing diversity in Newcastle's nightlife.
A border patrol agent watches over the U.S.-Mexico border, where individuals face long waits of up to five hours to cross into the other country.
In Tokyo, a salaryman navigates the complexities of caring for his elderly mother while raising his young son in Japan's aging society.
John Bixby, a New Hampshire man, navigates the challenges of drug addiction against the backdrop of New England's opioid crisis after his release from jail.
The number of Black gun owners rose to 25% in 2021, up from 14% six years earlier, as many seek to protect themselves and their communities.
Social media's impact on empathy and mental health is examined through studies on neurological disruption, addiction, and insights from former Facebook executives.
Twelve fights are listed in the series, with only one involving a female fighter, reflecting the male-dominated nature of mixed martial arts.
Argentina's economic collapse, once a prosperous nation, highlights the dangers of inflation, debt, and political instability for countries worldwide.
British citizens face restrictions on blood donation in the United States due to historical concerns over mad cow disease and its transmission risks.
In 2025, California's severe drought raises questions about the water usage of billionaires Stewart and Lynda Resnick amid devastating wildfires.
A wine glass shatters on its own in a restaurant converted from an old firehouse, leaving bartender Megan questioning her sanity during night shifts.
From 2009 onward, chewing gum sales in the United States have consistently declined, leading to a perception that the product is no longer cool.
