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Protesters in Greece chant "Free Palestine" as they turn away a cruise ship carrying Israeli tourists, reflecting ongoing regional tensions.
Tensions rise on the Wizard as Captain Keith considers firing new crew member Connor due to his chaotic performance in the challenging crab fishing environment.
David Remes criticizes the treatment of Guantánamo prisoners on hunger strike since February.
Riz Ahmed plays a Wall Street analyst questioning the American dream after 9/11.
Muhammad Amin discusses the Dominion initiative to support job seekers with essential services.
Guinea's military leaders tighten their grip on power after ousting President Alfa Conde.
Survivors of the Parkland school shooting conduct a 20-state bus tour to advocate for gun control, facing opposition from gun rights activists along the way.
A shooting in Uvalde, Texas, leaves 14 children and one teacher have been killed.
A gunman opens fire in a Copenhagen shopping center, causing chaos and injuries.
A journalist is saved by an old lady from thugs in The City of Love, shared on Facebook.
Thousands of leaked photos from inside China's Uyghur concentration camps expose police operations and the harsh treatment of detainees, contradicting official claims.
Fears that up to half a million people may have died in the Haiti earthquake emerge.
Haiti faces another natural crisis as tropical storm Grace hits after a deadly earthquake.
Ansel Hertz reports from Port Au Prince on the aftermath of the Haiti earthquake and aid efforts.
Haitian migrants, traveling through Mexico from countries like Chile and Guatemala, face challenges at the U.S.-Mexico border amid changing immigration policies.
Over the past year, 16,000 Haitians seek asylum at the Mexico-U.S. border after a long journey.
Hamas militants fired hundreds of rockets at Tel Aviv in response to Israeli airstrikes.
Germany mourns after a mass shooting at a Jehovah's Witnesses center in Hamburg.
In New York City during the Covid crisis, funeral director Patrick Ginnetty balances the demands of his profession with personal challenges, including seeking companionship on Tinder.
In 2011, a participant at the Mutual UFO Network convention in Cherry Hill, New Jersey, claims to have seen an alien twice in his home.
On August 6, 1945, a local photographer finds a group of burned people trying to soothe their wounds with cooking oil after the atomic bomb explosion.
Harry, Meghan, and Archie step back from royal duties for a more independent life.
Harry and Meghan introduce Archie Harrison to the world at St. George's Hall.
Harry and Meghan officially step back from royal duties on March 31.
Prince Harry and Meghan step back from royal duties to pursue financial independence.
The Duchess of Sussex finds refuge in Canada while discussions about security costs arise.
Harry Potter cast members, including Daniel Radcliffe, Emma Watson, and Rupert Grint, reunite 20 years later to reflect on their experiences in the franchise, amid the notable absence of J.K. Rowling.
Glastonbury attendees share mixed feelings about Brexit's impact on Britain.
Nick Mathiason and Simon Rawles assess fair trade's impact on The Chamraj tea estate in South India.
Militant vegan activists attack a butcher at Saint Quentin Market in Paris, raising concerns.
Viewers express concern over Chicago's decline and missed presidential potential.
Hawaii faces outrage over wildfire response as death toll nears 100, while news live covers Kiev.
Hawaii wildfires leave devastation as families search for missing loved ones and identify victims.
A four-year-old boy in Gaza suffers from eye cancer and is unable to receive treatment due to the ongoing Israeli siege on the region.
In the first episode of the final season, a team races 13 miles up the river for white water mining, seeking gold nuggets amid fan excitement on social media.
Tonga faces a humanitarian crisis after a volcanic eruption and tsunami disrupt aid delivery.
Severe flooding in South Asia kills over 1,000, affecting Mumbai and Nepal significantly.
Heavy snow and ice disrupt public transport and traffic across Germany this weekend.
A severe storm leaves 35,000 in Israel without electricity and schools closed due to heavy snow.
Amat Escalante argues that showing Mexico's reality is morally much easier than other films' portrayals.
On June 7th, three thousand Firestone workers seek refuge amid chaos and conflict.
11,000 people in Maui remain without power as wildfires devastate the island, leaving the town of Lahaina nearly completely destroyed.
Two fishermen and about 15 journalists are present in Westminster, which is described as one of the bleakest places in Britain.
Only two percent of private rents are affordable for families on benefits, contributing to rising evictions and homelessness among children in Britain.
Mary and William introduce their newborn son, Arthur, to the world outside St. Mary's Hospital.
Lucy Kellaway critiques stock photos of women in the workplace and highlights Cheryl Sandberg's initiative.
This episode reveals the high price of public drunkenness on History's original programming.
The updated Highway Code introduces new rules for road safety effective today.
