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Three sisters, aged five to nine, face dangers from snakes and a leaky dugout as they travel the Rio Escondido to reach their school in Nicaragua.
Ghost workers, often underpaid and unrecognized, perform essential yet traumatic tasks for major tech companies, revealing the hidden costs of our AI-driven world.
Iran faces unprecedented turmoil, as Suroosh Alvi meets diverse citizens amid crises including a downed jet, a general's assassination, and a pandemic.
19th century China faces immense challenges as Western and Asian powers vie for influence, threatening its status as a once-mighty global leader.
Six women, averaging 80 years old, share their experiences of aging with style and confidence, proving that growing older can be vibrant and fulfilling.
At 16, Erin Caffey conspired with her boyfriend to kill her mother, father, and two younger brothers in Gatesville, Texas, leading to her life sentence.
More than 334 million people live in the United States, a nation that has evolved from its colonial beginnings to become a global leader.
Michelle, a 69-year-old OnlyFans creator, turned to the platform during the pandemic to support her disabled son, achieving unprecedented financial success.
Miao Miao and others face challenges as Hidden Homeless Kids in China's Sun Villages.
Humanity's potential to create a sustainable future lies in collaborating with nature, showcasing innovative solutions that promote both ecological and human well-being.
Western women in the 1930s confront rising misogyny and patriarchy amid economic depression, with some embracing traditional roles as a source of stability.
Brutal colonial repression in Indonesia fueled a rising nationalism and the desire for independence, setting the stage for a pivotal historical conflict.
Methamphetamine production by Mexican cartels has surged in the United States, particularly in Fresno, California, leading to increased accessibility and devastating impacts.
Eight grams of psilocybin-containing truffles are consumed on Queen's Day in Amsterdam, a day marked by chaos and celebration.
EXP Edition, the first non-Korean K-Pop group, faces backlash over cultural appropriation while challenging the norms of the $5 billion K-Pop industry.
Ten 12-year-old girls are left alone in a house for five days, testing the limits of their behavior and social dynamics without adult supervision.
Fentanyl, a potent synthetic opioid, has led to a devastating crisis in Canada, as explored through the experiences of a community of drug users.
In professional bull riding, Neil Holmes and Ezekiel Mitchell confront racial disparities and financial challenges as they navigate a predominantly white sport.
Temperatures in Oymyakon can drop to minus 70 degrees Celsius, making the daily trek to school a dangerous challenge for local children.
Michael Moore hosts a special screening of his acclaimed film, featuring a Q&A with Cpl.
A father and daughter recount diving together at depths of up to 60 feet, illustrating their lifelong bond through shared experiences in the ocean.
On September 11, 2001, first responders at the World Trade Center confront overwhelming challenges while trying to rescue civilians during the attacks.
Far-right groups and leaders, emboldened by political rhetoric, played a significant role in the threats and violence surrounding the U.S. Capitol assault.
Mao's Great Leap Forward resulted in catastrophic decisions that led to a famine claiming 45 million lives, as revealed through survivor testimonies and archival evidence.
Takanakuy, a unique Peruvian festival, combines vibrant celebrations with fistfights, allowing locals to settle disputes and embrace community spirit during Christmas.
Unemployment in the United States reached 17% by 1939, as the nation struggled to recover from the Great Depression's devastating economic impact.
At the Brockville Mental Health Centre, patients who committed violent crimes while suffering from severe mental illness navigate treatment and the complexities of rehabilitation.
Kristallnacht marks a pivotal moment in history, as a nationwide pogrom on November 9, 1938, signifies the devastating end of Jewish life in Germany.
Robert Bowers stormed into the Tree of Life synagogue in Pittsburgh on October 27, 2018, killing 11 Jewish worshippers with an AR-15.
Three Americans navigate the challenges of growing up in poverty over 14 years, striving for their dreams amid an economy filled with obstacles.
QAnon, a controversial conspiracy theory, is explored through the perspectives of its most influential evangelists by hosts Bayan Joonam and Marley Clements.
Twelve men on death row at Indiana State Maximum Security Prison are locked in their cells for 23 hours a day, facing the reality of execution.
Medieval sexual practices reveal a vibrant culture of pleasure and agency, challenging Victorian myths of repression and highlighting the complexities of love and morality.
Feral cats in Australia, responsible for the deaths of over two million native animals daily, prompt locals like Barry Green to take extreme measures against them.
Singapore's housing and development board has built one million flats, creating one of the most successful public housing programs in the world.
In April 2010, more than 80 people died after drinking waragi contaminated with high amounts of methanol in the Kambala district of Uganda.
Over 16 million children in the United States live in poverty, facing constant hunger and limited access to basic needs like food and education.
Honor Cargill-Martin addresses popular questions about the lives of women in Ancient Greece, revealing their roles, rights, and societal expectations.
Jana Pareigis travels across Germany to discuss racism with Black Germans, including successful rappers and professional footballers.
Unaccompanied Central American children navigate dangerous conditions in Mexico as they attempt to reach the United States in search of a better life.
Human trafficking, a $32 billion industry, sees nearly 50 Nepalese women vanish daily at the Nepal-India border, highlighting a grave regional crisis.
Bufo Alvarius, a potent hallucinogen derived from the Sonoran Desert toad, is attracting psychedelic tourists to Tulum, raising concerns over safety and negative experiences.
Ethnic and cultural clashes in the Middle East during the 1920s lead to unrest and violence, resulting in significant and lasting consequences.
Synthetic drugs from Russian darknet cartels are infiltrating Tbilisi's nightlife, posing a severe threat in a country with harsh drug laws.
Holodomor, a man-made famine in Ukraine, resulted from oppressive grain-tax policies and Stalin's animosity, leading to the deaths of millions.
Independent contractors servicing America's cellular infrastructure face extreme dangers, with nearly 100 climbers killed in a decade, highlighting severe safety issues.
A Klan rally in Memphis coincides with the anniversary of Martin Luther King Jr.'s assassination, intensifying local debates over a statue of Nathan Bedford Forrest.
Anneke Lucas, a survivor of child sex trafficking, recounts her experiences of being sold into a Belgian aristocratic pedophile ring at the age of six.
