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Eton North Carolina reveals the struggles of the American middle class today.
Shamira Muhammed recounts her perilous journey from South Sudan to Uganda with her mother.
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Mass incarceration in the United States has led to significant community trauma, particularly affecting children who grow up without parental support due to long sentences.
President Trump and Polish President Jay Duda meet at the White House amid EU tensions.
A suspect wanted for murder shared a video of the crime on Facebook, which included a gang rape of a teenage girl watched by dozens live.
Liberia faces a severe Ebola outbreak with over 3,400 infections and 1,800 deaths.
Robbie Davidson hosts the Flat Earth International Conference, challenging mainstream beliefs.
Pope Francis, the first Pope from the Global South, has died, leaving behind a legacy of compassion and advocacy for marginalized communities worldwide.
Danabelle and Suresh, both from India, share their struggles as visa overstayers in the UK.
In southern Gaza, Muhammad AB documents the impact of war on families and provides comfort to children seeking refuge in school shelters amidst ongoing violence.
Germans embrace sauna culture at 90 degrees Celsius, focusing on community and liberation.
Relatives demand justice for Berkin Elvan, who died from injuries sustained at Gezi Park protests.
This generation faces a 15% drop in U.S. birth rates amid the fight against coronavirus.
The Sunday Assembly, founded by Sanderson Jones and Pippa Evans, expands its atheist services globally, promoting a life without afterlife beliefs.
Erin McLaughlin drives for Uber due to financial strain from the government shutdown in California.
The Guardian's 1986 'Skinhead' commercial challenges perceptions by depicting a skinhead attempting to save a man from falling bricks rather than stealing his briefcase.
Keith Baron and CEO Aaron search for gold in Ecuador's Amazon after a historic discovery.
Danielle Williams lives in her Chrysler Town and Country in Santa Barbara while working and studying.
Tir Dhondy examines the lives of functioning heroin users balancing drug use and normalcy.
New Yorkers celebrate the Second Avenue subway while mourning the L train's closure for repairs.
Crisis hosts a 'human library' project to mark World Book Day, allowing people to borrow a person.
Four college students are murdered in Moscow, Idaho, leaving the community in fear and shock.
Senator Ted Kennedy speaks to thousands in Memphis on April 4, 1969, marking one year since Martin Luther King Jr.'s assassination and urging service to others.
Ukrainians eligible for Israeli immigration receive support from the Jewish Agency and Sharansky.
Watch the Full Length to see Japan's obsession with schoolgirls and adult male fans in Tokyo.
Machines could replace half of jobs in 30 years, as Alice navigates her role in automation.
A nationwide scandal involves schools allegedly providing litter boxes for students identifying as cats.
She has been taking steroids to gain weight, believing a fuller figure will attract more clients to her room in the brothel.
On February 1, 1960, the Greensboro Four walked slowly to the Woolworth's lunch counter to protest.
Mikki Mase recounts his high-stakes gambling experience that culminated in a $4.5 million cash prize, highlighting the risks and rewards of such pursuits.
Michael Sandel critiques how money influences access to essential needs in society.
In the northern triangle of Central America, rampant violence and femicide devastate communities in Guatemala, El Salvador, and Honduras, as exemplified by Rosalinda's tragic story.
Antisemitism persists in modern society, as illustrated by the experiences of Munich cancer researcher Anna and Berlin judge Doron, alongside insights from Mirjam Wenzel of the Frankfurt Jewish Museum.
Emma Jacobs reports on the evolving role of nannying in British culture today.
Gideon Rockland and Tony Barber discuss Catalonia's independence referendum and Madrid's response.
Protests in Ferguson escalate after the non-indictment of Darren Wilson on a Tuesday night.
Grandmaster Jay, commander of the NFAC, instructs new members to demonstrate their shooting skills as gunfire is imminent during a training session in Kentucky.
Masako Mania showcases Harumi Nishikawa's obsession with the Japanese crown princess Masako.
Mercer County's drug court tackles the opioid crisis and its impact on families and communities.
Strange events unfold in a remote Spanish village following a murder that disrupts the lives of its residents.
A neo-Nazi terrorist detonated a nail bomb at the Admiral Duncan Pub in London 17 years ago, killing three people and injuring many others.
Twelve current heads of state are accused of corruption and tax evasion in the massive leak of documents known as the Panama Papers.
Aaron Adler responds to violent attacks in East Jerusalem, including a recent bus stabbing.
Jair Bolsonaro and Boris Johnson face increasing scrutiny over their handling of the coronavirus pandemic, impacting their political careers significantly.
Representatives from 27 micronations gathered for a summit in Dunwoody, Georgia, to discuss their self-declared sovereign states.
A man dressed as Triton of Atlantis attends a parade at Coney Island, where participants celebrate the Mermaid Parade with creative costumes.
Cherrie Atilano's Enchanted Farm helps former slum-dwellers improve their lives in the Philippines.
