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Soldiers from the Oklahoma Army National Guard's 45th Infantry Brigade Combat Team share their harrowing experiences and camaraderie during a tour in Afghanistan.
Israel's groundbreaking legislation banning underweight models coincided with a historic fashion week and escalating rocket attacks from Gaza.
Yazidi women held captive by ISIS face unimaginable horrors, while activist Nareem Shammo fights tirelessly to negotiate their freedom from slavery.
Sinjar's Yezedi Kurdish residents, surrounded by ISIS in 2014, unite with diverse fighters, including women and an American, to resist extremism and defend their homeland.
In St. Martins, Missouri, 15-year-old Alyssa Bustamante murdered her 9-year-old neighbor Elizabeth Olten on October 21, 2009, after luring her into the woods.
Afghanistan's diverse landscapes, from the Bamiyan Buddha niches to the remote Wakhan Corridor, reveal a resilient culture shaped by ancient history and geography.
In 1996, Linda Kelley and her family attended the execution of Leo Ernest Jenkins Jr. in Texas, reflecting on the death penalty and its implications for justice.
More than 20,000 km are covered by a camera team traveling through remote Pacific islands, including Hawaii and the Cook Islands, with a population of 1.5 million.
Five armed fighters join Abd al-Rahman Hayashi in a mission to cut off supply routes to the Syrian regime during the civil war.
In the Arctic region of Russia, Cédric Gras explores the White Sea's historical significance, revealing ancient trade routes, monasteries, and the enduring Pomor fishing culture.
Ben Griffin, a former British SAS soldier and founder of Veterans for Peace UK, discusses his refusal to participate in the Iraq War and critiques the legality of military actions.
Fifty to sixty people wait in line at a Detroit pawn shop on the first of the month, seeking quick cash and facing tense interactions.
Eleven male sex-trade workers in Canada share their experiences with addiction, abuse, and stigmatization over the course of a year.
Killing sprees throughout history reveal the complex triggers behind tragic violence, examining infamous cases like Columbine, Steve Wright, Anders Breivik, and Raoul Moat.
In Point Pleasant, West Virginia, a mysterious large bird with red eyes was reported in the 1960s, sparking ongoing speculation about its origins and significance.
Veteran militias like the Proud Boys and Oath Keepers, led by former military personnel, represent a significant threat to national security in the United States.
240 kilometers of treacherous road connect the city of Dir to the Chitral valley, where drivers face constant danger and harsh conditions.
Olly Alexander's documentary highlights mental health issues in the LGBT+ community.
Mandaluyong City's Correctional Institution for Women, the oldest women's prison in the Philippines, houses over three thousand inmates amid strict security challenges.
Helicopter warfare in Vietnam is examined through the personal experiences of soldiers and pilots who participated in the conflict, highlighting its impact on military strategy.
Steven and Miranda, survivalists from Naked and Afraid, showcase their resilience and skills as they confront extreme conditions in an apocalyptic landscape.
Four food trucks changed the culinary scene in Los Angeles by combining Korean and Mexican flavors, reflecting a new American identity.
Aquila Rahman returns to Karachi to investigate her sister Perween's murder, uncovering powerful forces threatening the city's water rights.
Human morality is examined through the lens of biology, exploring empathy in infants and the genetic and chemical influences on our moral choices.
Wayne Bent, a self-proclaimed messiah in New Mexico, led the Strong City cult, where followers faced manipulation, psychological control, and a controversial trial.
The documentary reveals the brutal realities of refugees on their deadly journey to Europe.
The campaign for the 19th Amendment from 1916 to 1920 highlights American women's struggle for voting rights amid social and political obstacles, including racism and state-level defeats.
In Gatesville, Texas, Piers Morgan interviews Erin Caffey, who, at 16, orchestrated the murder of her family, exploring her motivations and circumstances.
Malayalis thrive in the unique ecosystem of Kerala's backwaters, where their cultural identity and livelihoods are intricately linked to the surrounding waters.
East Timor, stuck between Bali and Australia, faces ongoing challenges after a devastating war.
Gamal 'G' Turawa, an ex-Metropolitan police officer, reflects on his past experiences of racial profiling and homophobia while navigating his identity as an openly gay man.
The US Eighth Air Force played a crucial role in World War II, showcasing their aerial combat prowess through the accounts of seasoned veterans.
A high school senior becomes a suspect in his mother's murder, which involves multiple stab wounds and the potential involvement of an accomplice.
Kip Arts, a pizza and taco house owner in Jackson, Michigan, faces scrutiny after his wife Patty disappears following his brain surgery.
The mechanized warfare of World War II, exemplified by Blitzkrieg tactics, has its origins traced back to the chaotic strategies developed during World War I.
Walter Carter Funerals, a historic family-run establishment in Bondi Junction, offers insights into the funeral industry through the experiences of its young female staff.
In Bologna, 1858, a Jewish father fights against the Inquisition to rescue his kidnapped son, symbolizing the struggle against Catholic Orthodoxy.
Jasmine Harman explores the lives of individuals affected by hoarding, highlighting the extreme conditions and health risks faced by those living in cluttered homes.
Lancaster Bombers played a crucial role in World War II, particularly during the Dambusters Raid in Operation Chastise, as recounted by the brave men who flew them.
High school football has transformed into a national spectacle, raising urgent concerns about player safety amid increasing injuries and heat-related incidents.
O.J. Simpson's trial for the double murder of Nicole Brown Simpson and Ron Goldman captivated America, revealing deep racial divides and flaws in the justice system.
Pam, James, and Chris share their personal experiences with social anxiety disorder, highlighting treatment options and the importance of destigmatizing mental illness.
Muriel McKay was kidnapped from her Wimbledon home in 1969 by brothers Arthur and Nizamodeen Hosein, who mistakenly believed she was Anna Murdoch, Rupert Murdoch's wife.
Operation Barbarossa marked Hitler's 1941 invasion of the Soviet Union, involving three million German troops and resulting in significant suffering and destruction.
Exorbitant funeral costs, limited cemetery space, and bureaucratic hurdles complicate the already challenging experience of dying in Greece.
In remote rural areas, unexplained cattle mutilations and eerie UFO sightings raise questions about strange lights and unsettling encounters.
Health workers confront the challenges of battling Ebola in a conflict-ridden region of the Democratic Republic of Congo during its second-largest outbreak.
South Australian authorities employed a potentially unqualified chief forensic pathologist whose autopsies contributed to 400 convictions over 28 years.
