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Gabriel Sterling, Georgia's elections official and former voting system implementation manager, provides insights on election integrity and his testimony regarding the January 6th Capitol attack.
Mnongs, a proud community in central Vietnam, pass down the ancient art of elephant capture through Macoun, their greatest Ivory Knight, to younger generations.
Fifteen weddings take place in Bristol over a single day, alongside numerous births and funerals, reflecting the cycle of life in modern Britain.
Abdullah, a saffron farmer in Taliouine, and Julia, a nurse in the High Atlas, navigate the challenges of their remote Moroccan communities.
Charlene Downes' murder investigation faced significant challenges as a suspect claimed racial bias and personal vendetta influenced the police's actions.
New York City's Upper East Side faced significant economic challenges during the Great Recession, impacting small businesses and their diverse clientele.
Allegations of sexual abuse by UN peacekeepers against vulnerable women and children reveal systemic failures within the organization meant to protect them.
Kay Parsons, a 41-year-old mother, is brutally murdered in her home, leading detectives to unravel a conspiracy involving her husband and best friend.
Princess Anne, the only daughter of Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip, reflects on her life, charitable work, and experiences as an Olympic equestrian.
The September 11 attacks, the assassination of President John F. Kennedy, and the Oklahoma City bombing are pivotal events that reshaped modern American history.
Anthony Allen Shore, known as the Tourniquet Killer, was a seemingly ordinary Houston man whose violent crimes against women revealed a darker side to his life.
In 2018, the murder of 20-year-old Mollie Tibbetts in Iowa led to the arrest of Cristhian Bahena Rivera, who was charged after police tracked her movements using GPS and surveillance footage.
Northern Ireland's railways face significant challenges due to competition from road traffic, raising questions about their future viability and necessary interventions.
Helen and Neil, two aspiring air stewards, face a rigorous six-week training course with high stakes and challenges before their inaugural flight on a Boeing 747.
In rural Haiti, a team of medical volunteers led by Haitian American Guinxe Gabriel provides essential healthcare to impoverished communities while highlighting local resilience.
Peter Thiel's evolution from a chess prodigy to a key figure in Silicon Valley is examined through his ventures like PayPal and Palantir, highlighting his libertarian ideals and political investments.
In North Africa during World War II, a group of German-speaking Jewish volunteers served as elite commandos, executing sabotage missions against Nazi forces.
Mike Arntfield leads a team of civilians in solving the cold cases of 17-year-old Donna Jean Awcock, murdered in 1983, and Margaret McWilliam, killed in 1987.
Henry VIII's six wives, including Catherine of Aragon and Anne Boleyn, faced treachery and turmoil in a court marked by power struggles and tragic fates.
Last year, some specialists in Brazil saw as many cases of microcephaly in a week as they used to see in an entire year due to the Zika virus.
Chloe Burrows examines the impact of media scrutiny on high-profile relationships by creating a fake romance, highlighting the emotional and financial complexities involved.
Terry Pike, feeling trapped in her mundane life, abandons her family and encounters unsettling experiences at a mysterious midnight diner.
Michael Hudson, a former Wall Street analyst and Professor of Economics at the University of Missouri, discusses economic policies and their global implications in an interview for Michael Oswald's documentary.
A typical American teenager processes over 3,000 advertisements in a single day, reflecting the intense marketing strategies aimed at this demographic.
Manchester Police track down suspects in a chilling manhunt for Christopher after a kidnapping.
Economic inequality is examined through the lens of money creation, inflation, and the impact of financial systems on living standards and debt.
Grand Central Terminal serves as a vital transportation hub in New York City, showcasing its infrastructure, history, and the people who keep it operational.
In Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania, sightings of a large flying creature known as the Thunderbird are reported, linked to ancient Native American mythology.
Trans Sulawesi Highway, a vital yet hazardous route in Indonesia, presents unique challenges for drivers navigating its congested and chaotic conditions.
Nuclear power, while a relatively clean energy source, poses significant risks of catastrophic disasters when safety measures fail, especially during natural events like earthquakes.
In 1980, 800,000 people got married in Britain, with August being the most popular month for weddings, as shown through the stories of 20 couples over 25 years.
Opioid addiction in the U.S. has led to nearly 200,000 overdose deaths in five years, devastating families and communities across all demographics.
In Tucson, Arizona, the US Air Force operates the largest airplane junkyard, while a family in Thailand lives in a graveyard and settlers in Laos repurpose war ammunition.
One in six teenage girls has been hit by a boyfriend, as Danielle Lloyd shares her story of surviving domestic abuse from 2004 to 2006.
In 1977, designer Florence Broadhurst was bludgeoned to death in her factory, raising questions about her enemies and potential links to a serial killer.
Every year, 22,000 square kilometers of woodland disappear in Mozambique, as illegal logging continues to thrive despite environmental consequences.
Lumberjacks in British Columbia face life-threatening challenges as they cut massive trees and navigate treacherous terrain, all while transporting logs across perilous seas.
Polygamy in Indonesia faces significant opposition, yet advocates like Riski Ramdani promote it as an ideal marriage model despite widespread criticism of its implications.
In Abbotsford, British Columbia, a brutal 1995 attack on two teenage girls led to a chilling investigation as the perpetrator taunted police with phone calls.
Ferrocarril del Sur, one of the highest train routes in the world, connects Cusco, Puno, and Arequipa while traversing the Andes mountains in Peru.
Three families dependent on benefits receive a £26,000 cash handout to transform their lives, testing their ability to build a sustainable future without support.
Arizona's desert serves as a battleground for police units combating international crime syndicates, revealing the tactics of coyotes and drug traffickers.
Germany's liberal prostitution laws, intended to enhance women's rights, have inadvertently increased forced prostitution and human trafficking due to cross-border exploitation.
Auschwitz concentration camp, liberated by the Red Army on January 27, 1945, is depicted through Soviet footage and commentary on its horrific history and aftermath.
Romance frauds exploit unsuspecting online daters, leading to devastating financial losses, as illustrated by victims sharing their harrowing experiences.
Almost 2.5 million elderly people in the UK live below the poverty line, facing isolation and neglect in their final years.
In 1945, historian Dr Stefan Hördler analyzes 207 unpublished photos from a looted SS album to reveal the transformation of Kurt Shriber and his comrades at Lichtenberg.
In December 1944, the Battle of the Bulge marked a surprise German offensive against American troops in the Ardennes Forest, challenging their winter preparations.
