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Mormons in Juarez, Mexico, face violent conflicts with drug cartels, revealing the complex interplay between local communities and U.S. drug policy.
Terrorist groups are expanding their influence in the Sahel, prompting local militias and national armies to confront escalating violence and insecurity.
14 days of rigorous training in the rainforest push legionnaires to their limits as they learn survival skills and the demands of military discipline.
In Rajasthan, chaotic transport routes feature trucks, buses, autorickshaws, and dromedaries navigating through the Aravalli Mountains and Thar Desert.
Crossing borders for dignity, this poignant documentary reveals the stark contrast in assisted dying laws between Belgium and France.
America's elite special operations soldiers, the Rangers, were formed during World War II and played crucial roles in battles such as Pointe du Hoc and Brest.
One inmate counts his steps in a 7-foot by 7-foot cell, reflecting on the isolation and challenges of life in Singapore's maximum-security prison.
School segregation in America resurges decades after the landmark Brown v. Board of Education decision, highlighting ongoing racial divides and community efforts for separate schooling.
Iran-backed Shia militias in Iraq are implicated in a series of targeted assassinations against critics, including protesters, businesspeople, and politicians.
Tokyo's extreme population density has led residents to embrace micro-architecture, creating innovative living spaces like a 16-square-meter house designed by architect Manabu Maya.
Nina Cranstoun, a pioneering female boxing promoter in the UK, challenges sexist norms while attracting top underground fighters to her events.
A 53-year-old cabaret performer explores genetic databases to find potential donor children, while five sisters learn about their biological fathers and twins face hereditary cancer risks.
In 1975, a US Navy SEAL platoon left their interpreter Minh behind in Vietnam, prompting veterans decades later to search for him and confront their past.
A woman confronts her inner demons during a haunting train journey, exploring themes of love and fear in a chilling narrative.
An atomic cloud rose over the Nevada desert on May 19, 1953, spreading nuclear fallout across much of the United States and affecting nearby communities.
The Battle of Goose Green, a pivotal engagement in the 1982 Falklands War, is examined through uncensored footage and firsthand accounts of the intense combat.
Buddhist nuns in the remote Zanskar Valley exemplify resilience and generosity, as filmmaker Caroline Riegel captures their serene lives amidst harsh Himalayan winters.
Kurdish guerrilla fighters in the PKK reveal their lives, philosophies, and struggles in secret camps, highlighting a decades-long conflict with the Turkish state.
Operation Barbarossa, launched by Nazi Germany in June 1941, is chronicled through rare footage and personal accounts, highlighting the Eastern Front's early brutality.
More than 25 families bury their loved ones at Arlington National Cemetery each day, a site that has served as a final resting place since the Civil War.
In the final weeks of World War II, American soldiers experienced intense combat in Nuremberg and participated in the liberation of Dachau concentration camp.
Female orgasm remains a complex and often misunderstood phenomenon, as women share personal experiences and experts analyze the interplay of body and mind in achieving pleasure.
Six Brits, including Dave, Bushra, and Chloe, experience life as refugees in Syria and Somalia, confronting the harsh realities of conflict and displacement.
Incarcerated women in Arizona navigate life on a chain gang, facing personal struggles and unexpected connections under the watch of Sheriff Joe Arpaio.
Baha Mar creates 1 million dream holidays a year at the world's largest luxury resort.
Raymond Edmunds, known as 'Mr. Stinky,' was a notorious rapist and murderer in Victoria, Australia, whose crimes spanned over two decades.
Over 85 million people live in Türkiye, a nation shaped by its founding in 1923 and its ongoing political, social, and economic developments.
Amina and Sarah Said, two teenage sisters from Texas, were murdered by their father in a premeditated honor killing, revealing a tragic tale of abuse and love.
Java, home to 140 million people and 40 volcanoes, showcases Indonesia's rich diversity through its vibrant traditions and numerous dialects.
Ten thousand years ago, humans transitioned from hunter-gatherers to settled agricultural societies, leading to the creation of shared myths that shaped community values.
40,000 gold miners in Mauritania dig deep into the Sahara, risking their health and the environment in hopes of striking it rich.
Non-verbal communication reveals inner emotions through body language, with applications in law enforcement, commerce, and psychology, as explored by experts like Dr. Stephen Porter and Amy Cuddy.
Survivors share their experiences of a plane crash in the Amazon and a near-drowning in the Pacific, highlighting their resilience in life-threatening situations.
Severe black lung disease is resurging among coal miners, highlighting significant failures by the industry and government to protect their health.
Marlo Thomas reflects on her career as an actress and advocate for women's independence, highlighting her role in challenging traditional gender roles and stereotypes.
Over 350 million legal crossings occur each year at the U.S.-Mexico border, the busiest land border in the world.
Liberty Ships, unveiled at Baltimore docks in 1941, transported two-thirds of all US cargo during WWII, significantly aiding the Allies' victory.
In north-eastern India and Burma, the Naga tribe, known for their headhunting past, faces cultural threats from evangelism and military raids as historian Visier Sanyu seeks to reconnect with the Khiamnugan Naga.
Street kids in Pakistan find hope and opportunity through MMA, as local gyms help them escape poverty and navigate life inside and outside the cage.
Wanda Jean Allen, a mentally disabled African-American woman, faced execution in Oklahoma for the murder of her girlfriend, raising questions about bias in her sentencing.
Katherine Mary Knight became the first Australian woman sentenced to life imprisonment without parole after murdering her de facto husband in 2000.
Explore the rich ecosystems and unique wildlife of the Limestare Alps.
A woman discovers her husband has been living a secret life with another man after finding two coffee cups in their home.
60 million euros are generated in just a few days at the world's largest vegetable market during the International Kite Festival in Gujarat, India.
Alternative journalism in the 1970s challenges mainstream media, featuring radical publications like IT, Socialist Worker, and Tuebrook Bugle, sparking intense debate.
A young man, previously deemed not criminally responsible for stabbing a stranger, seeks discharge from supervision, raising complex ethical questions about mental illness and victim rights.
Guatemalan migrants navigating the perilous route to the US share their experiences and motivations in the context of border wall construction.
Motorway accidents across the UK are examined through various incidents, including a drunk driver flipping a car and a fatal crash requiring multiple response teams.
