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Zosia Mamet shares her bleak experiences with modern dating on Conan.
In Natchez, Mississippi, nearly 1,000 Black activists confront armed resistance during the civil rights movement, seeking justice through the Till Act.
Four young survivors of war, including Adnan, who uses a wheelchair, and Tania, who escaped conflict in Ukraine, attempt to summit Mount Kilimanjaro.
Mariupol, a city in eastern Ukraine, endures a humanitarian catastrophe marked by civilian murders and blocked escape routes amid ongoing occupation.
FRONTLINE reconstructs the chaotic response to the Uvalde school shooting using firsthand accounts.
Watch 'Two American Families' to see how hard work challenges the American dream.
Immigrant children separated from their parents at the U.S.-Mexico border under the Trump administration's 'zero tolerance' policy face lasting impacts on their lives.
Residents of Irpin flee relentless Russian attacks, facing danger while escaping to safety.
Puerto Rico faces a humanitarian crisis after Hurricane Maria and neglect from Wall Street.
Fires raged last night as mass looting and chaos erupt in Durban, South Africa.
Shanté and Tori Wolfe-Sisson have been together for two years and discuss the fear of discrimination they face as a gay couple in Alabama.
Fiona, Britain's loneliest sheep, is rescued in the Scottish highlands after two years stranded.
Zaira Wasim, popular Bollywood actress, retires from acting, igniting debate in India.
Eltham residents unite to protect their community from riots and support the police service.
Thousands rally in Washington, D.C. to oppose white supremacy on the anniversary of Charlottesville.
Genocide encompasses not only the act of killing but also the destruction of cultural identities and ways of living, impacting communities profoundly.
Leah Green goes undercover in London to reveal men's reactions to female-perpetrated sexism.
A 13-year-old boy dies from COVID-19 at King's College Hospital in London, marking the UK's youngest victim.
Rafal Senk faces homelessness in the UK due to deafness and lack of support from councils.
Hyeonseo Lee shares her difficult escape from North Korea and life as an illegal migrant in China.
Ruby, 21, D transitions after realizing her eating disorder affects her gender dysphoria.
Mahmoud Abu Rideh discusses his control order and experiences in Belmarsh prison.
A miner reflects on the heavy cost of the 1984 strike, stating he lost his wife, children, and many friends due to his involvement.
Jessica Kellgren-Fozard shares her experiences as a deaf YouTuber, discussing disability awareness, dating challenges, and the importance of open communication about her disabilities.
The narrator recounts becoming homeless after losing their parents five years ago.
During her university years, Kimberly McIntosh halted a sexual encounter after a prospective partner remarked he had never had sex with a Black girl.
Sister Anne Rosa Nutong bravely protects protesters from armed police in Myanmar.
Wiley discusses his anti-Semitic comments and systemic racism in British culture.
Mark Regev defends the IDF against accusations of targeting civilians in Gaza.
George W. Bush calls the Afghanistan troop withdrawal a mistake in this broadcast.
Just Stop Oil activists disrupt operations in Essex to protest fossil fuel production.
A New York couple reflects on their 15-year relationship and the LGBTQ+ community's struggles for rights, emphasizing the significance of marriage and ongoing trans rights issues.
Hundreds of thousands of people in Britain rose up in 1936 to stop a fascist march through a Jewish neighborhood, reflecting a long history of resistance to racism.
In the first year of the project, a baby and two children were recovered from a cemetery where bodies are stacked on top of each other.
On October 30, 2022, petrol bombs are thrown at a Dover immigration center, injuring one.
Barry prepares for crises, stockpiling food and supplies as more people join the prepping movement.
A gas explosion at the Apple Green service station in County Donegal, Ireland, has resulted in serious injuries and extensive damage, prompting emergency services to respond.
King Charles, Prince Andrew, Princess Anne, and Prince Edward stand vigil over Queen Elizabeth II's coffin in a solemn farewell before her funeral.
Rebecca Walker presents a vision of a post-capitalist world, emphasizing that individual moral and spiritual transformation can ignite societal change.
U.S. support for Ukraine contrasts sharply with its perceived neglect of the humanitarian crisis in Gaza, raising questions about foreign policy priorities.
Palestinian teenager Zeina Abdo is jailed for posting a Palestinian flag on social media.
A Palestinian teen recounts the abuse faced by young detainees in Israeli prisons, highlighting the arrests for displaying Palestinian flags.
Displaced Palestinians near Rafah share their harrowing experiences, including a father's anguish over his son being beaten, reflecting the ongoing suffering in the region.
Schoolgirls gather together to raise awareness about FGM through music and poetry.
Texas experiences record-breaking cold with temperatures dropping to minus 20 degree centigrade.
Natasha Devon and Milo Yiannopoulos debate unrealistic Topshop mannequins and body image issues.
The Indian Army reports three soldiers killed in a clash with Chinese forces in the Himalayas.
The Hall camp in Syria houses radicalized children and women of Isis, posing ongoing threats.
