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Ice Road Truckers returns on October 1, delivering supplies in Northern Canada’s icy terrain.
Rogge says there are uncertainties about Russia's anti-gay laws ahead of the Winter Olympics.
Children in Gaza express their joy in the rain, while voices in the background lament the dire conditions and lack of protection from flooding.
Habitat for Humanity builds the first 3D-printed home in the U.S. for homebuyer April Stringfield.
Grace's daughter Ruth, just 10, is raped in their shack in Johannesburg's Deep Slot Township.
Mya Thwe Thwe Khaing is critically injured after being shot during Myanmar protests.
Photographer Tessa Bunney meets a female bomb disposal team clearing unexploded ordnance in Laos.
Protesters in New Delhi's Shaheen Bagh challenge India's controversial citizenship law since December.
Women make up less than 5 percent of producers and engineers in the music industry, leading to significant challenges for female music producers.
Women in Saudi Arabia face limited freedom despite signs of cultural change and evolving rights.
Julie Bindel argues that marriage has historically limited women's freedom and questions the feminist reclamation of the institution as a subversive act.
A dog named Lady falls into an icy pond in Louisville, Kentucky, leading to a dramatic rescue.
Work has been halted at the site of the collapsed apartment in Surfside, Florida, amid ongoing fears.
Ten villagers share a single room in makeshift shacks while working for €5 a day to build dikes and protect their homes from landslides and floods.
A 7.8 magnitude quake devastates the Turkish Syrian border, causing widespread destruction.
The Army's recruitment campaign seeks to build lasting confidence in young people.
Teenagers in Bristol abuse Xanax, turning into some 'zombies' and risking their lives.
Johannesburg faces riots targeting foreign-owned shops amid rising xenophobia in South Africa.
Over 40 detainees at Guantánamo Bay undergo force-feeding, a procedure vividly demonstrated by Yasiin Bey in a five-minute film.
Yazidis flee ISIS attacks in Iraq, facing dire conditions in the mountains above Sjar.
A funeral for Taji features a sex doll replica from Sex Doll Canada in a humorous send-off.
A University of York student is diagnosed with coronavirus, prompting authorities to appeal for calm.
Murder Nova races Morey Green, raising questions about cheating in Street Outlaws.
Fans of 'Screaming Room' from Ghost Adventures express their desire for more episodes, highlighting the show's editing, camera angles, and discussions on paranormal evidence.
Many Americans support permanent daylight saving time, with Florida and California leading the charge.
Young miners repair a crucial conveyor belt in their gold mining operations.
Yusef Salaam shares his wrongful conviction story as part of the Central Park Five.
Meet various men named James Bond, including a gay New York director and a Swedish super-fan.
During a Ramadan iftar dinner outside of Kiev, President Vladimir Zelenskyy awarded medals to Muslim soldiers defending Ukraine since 2014.
Zimbabwe's bond note struggles as cash shortages and inflation complicate daily life.
Zoya Miari, a Palestinian Ukrainian, recounts her experiences of being displaced as a refugee twice, highlighting the resilience of her dual heritage.
A glib-tongued escape artist presents a public lecture that critiques the various ways individuals evade reality, illustrated through filmed episodes.
Magid Magid received 146,000 votes in the European elections, a 50% increase from the 102,000 votes the Green party garnered in 2014.
Neil Smedley discusses masculinity and mental health in this candid interview segment.
Bert shares her story of racial identity in a mixed community in Ohio, emphasizing heritage.
Wardell Milan, a US-American artist, creates thought-provoking prints that reflect on social and political issues while exploring themes of identity and the body.
Renzo Piano, Tatiana Bilbao, Frank Gehry, and other leading architects share insights on the evolving role of architects in the 21st century.
Kira Yarmysh, a Russian writer and activist, shares her insights on political oppression in Russia and the enduring hope for a democratic future.
ORLAN, a pioneering French artist, challenges societal norms surrounding the body, gender, and religion through her innovative and provocative performances and artworks.
French-Algerian artist Mohamed Bourouissa explores the complexities of identity and masculinity through his art, highlighting marginalized voices in society.
Svetlana Alexievich reflects on the 2020 Belarusian democratic uprising, criticizing Lukashenko's oppressive regime while expressing hope for a free future.
Ix Shells, a pioneering generative artist, discusses the intersection of Web3, NFTs, and the historical challenges faced by female artists in her innovative practice.
Ghanaian artist Ibrahim Mahama transforms materials like jute sacks into large-scale installations, exploring themes of commodity, migration, and economic exchange.
Niviaq Korneliussen, a prominent Greenlandic author, explores the struggles and resilience of queer youth in Greenland through her impactful literature and activism.
At age six, Alejandra Rojas approved invoices at her father's desk, shaping her complex relationship with money and success.
Randall Terry and Alan Keyes engage in a 90-minute discussion on America's direction, President Obama, and the nature of inalienable freedoms.
40 million people currently carry student debt in the United States, prompting a discussion on the challenges of college affordability with President Barack Obama.
Ai Weiwei critiques modern society's failure to address the refugee crisis, emphasizing the need for individual action and a redefinition of human rights.
