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While testing their eyesight, optometrist Adi confronts the men who killed his brother during the 1965 Indonesian genocide.
York was one of the most important cities in medieval England, where people engaged in various forms of pleasure, including sex and drinking.
LuLaRoe's clothing supplier filed a lawsuit in 2018, claiming the company owed over 33 million dollars for unpaid merchandise.
Georgia III% Security Force, a right-wing militia led by Chris Hill, conducts monthly training exercises to prepare for perceived threats to the Constitution.
Chad Muska's evolution from homelessness to becoming a celebrated skateboarder and influential figure in Hollywood and high fashion is explored in this documentary.
Janis Joplin overdosed on heroin in room 105 of the Highland Gardens hotel, a haven for aspiring artists in Hollywood.
Exploitation of young people in Japan reveals complex societal factors, as Stacey Dooley engages with those affected to highlight vulnerability and systemic issues.
Urvi Shah's arranged marriage service for gay individuals promises love but reveals a troubling scam as clients, including Reeta Loi, face disillusionment.
Antifa's philosophy and actions are examined through the lens of protests and media narratives, featuring insights from a member of the movement.
Only two of the original 93 houses remain inhabited in a village in Taiwan, known for its UFO-shaped architecture and the challenges of severe weather.
In April 2018, Jordan Worth was sentenced to seven and a half years in prison for abusing her boyfriend, Alex Skeel, who nearly died from her violence.
Milsim enthusiasts, ranging from ex-military to dedicated fans, engage in intense, full-immersion combat scenarios at a Cold War-era air force base in California.
Use of ketamine among young people in the UK has risen 30 percent year on year, with many viewing it as a mainstream party drug despite serious health risks.
Chris, an addict who repeatedly lies about seeking help, faces a life-threatening overdose while Frankie and Allie attempt a perilous rescue.
Chicoria addresses the complexities of the Italian prison system, highlighting issues like overcrowding, mistreatment, and alternatives to incarceration.
The top one-tenth of a percent in the United States holds a disproportionate amount of wealth, contributing to unprecedented levels of inequality.
The political landscape of Toronto is scrutinized as the series examines the complexities and controversies surrounding the impeachment of Mayor Rob Ford.
Since 2008, Phillip Burnell has uploaded tens of thousands of videos to YouTube, often producing more than a dozen daily.
Bride kidnapping in rural Kyrgyzstan, a practice that has surged since the fall of Communism, now constitutes nearly half of all marriages in some regions.
Coss Marte, a teenage drug lord in Manhattan, generated millions annually by innovating a tri-state cocaine delivery service by age 18.
Beitar Jerusalem, a prominent Israeli football club, faces scrutiny for its far-right supporters, La Familia, who perpetuate racism and violence within the sport.
Gooning, a phenomenon within the Manosphere, reveals how extreme pornography, loneliness, and online subcultures are influencing a generation of men.
Three country music albums and a New York Times bestseller mark Trixie Mattel's rise to fame after competing on RuPaul's Drag Race.
Attivisti, liberisti e anti-capitalisti discutono le sfide del capitalismo green e l'efficacia degli scioperi per il clima del movimento Fridays For Future.
Caste-based violence against Dalit women in India is highlighted through the tragic case of a 19-year-old who was gang-raped and died in 2020.
Psychedelics are experiencing a resurgence in the UK, with increased usage among young people and growing interest in their potential to treat mental health issues.
Meta's internal culture of censorship and its leaders' connections to Israel raise concerns about the suppression of Palestinian content on its platforms.
Medieval peasants, who comprised about 80% of Europe's population, faced a life of labor under the feudal system, with distinct differences from serfs.
In 2013, 20-year-old Renae Marsden took her own life after an 18-month online relationship with a man she never met, revealing a tragic deception.
Forensic Psychologist Dr. Stephen Porter and experts explore the science of non-verbal communication, revealing how body language conveys emotions and intentions.
Susan Kuhnhausen confronts a hitman sent by her husband, Michael Kuhnhausen, ultimately killing him in self-defense within their home.
Fascist and authoritarian movements in the 1930s threaten to dismantle the foundations of democracy and liberal society worldwide.
Twelve inmates on death row at Indiana State Maximum Security Prison face execution, while Sir Trevor McDonald spends two weeks engaging with them.
Ethnic conflicts stemming from the disintegration of the Ottoman Empire escalate into a war between Greece and emerging Turkish territories, resulting in sanctioned ethnic violence.
Replacement Theory, rooted in U.S. history, has gained prominence following the Buffalo shooting, revealing its ties to white supremacy and eco-fascism.
Digital Homicide Studios, a two-man game development team, faces intense backlash and legal challenges due to their extreme reactions to criticism.
Steroid addiction affects an estimated half a million men in the UK, leading to severe health risks and a growing underground market for the drug.
Thousands of parents across America have rejected ADHD diagnoses for their children, labeling them instead as Indigo Children with special psychic abilities.
Over a million civilians remained trapped in Mosul during the Islamic State's rule, used as human shields amid intense urban combat.
Merchants, craftsmen, and traders in medieval London thrived within powerful guilds, shaping the economy and society of the era through their influential associations.
Parents, teachers, and students engage in a heated discussion about the most controversial topics in K-12 education, from sex education to critical race theory.
Tongan nationals deported after serving prison time in New Zealand and the U.S. face cultural disconnection and limited opportunities amid a meth crisis.
Lebanon's affluent country clubs reveal a stark contrast to the country's economic struggles, showcasing a hidden world of luxury and privilege.
Women advocate for significant social reforms in the aftermath of World War I, addressing issues of addiction and disease among returning soldiers.
Teens from London and Arkansas swap schools, confronting diversity and cultural challenges.
In a classroom setting, children increasingly rely on pornography as their primary source of sexual knowledge, raising concerns among experts about its long-term effects.
Sex trafficking in America is a $38-billion industry, as highlighted by Craig Sawyer's sting operations in Utah, Connecticut, and Arizona that resulted in 22 arrests.
An American right-wing extremist's transformation from radicalization to self-reflection reveals the complex roots of hate and the possibility of redemption.
