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Indigenous hunters in Taiwan must craft their own guns, facing legal challenges and safety issues.
The 2014-2015 Ebola outbreak in West Africa exposed critical failures in global health responses, as firsthand accounts reveal the tragic human impact and systemic missteps.
Vitamins and supplements, a multibillion-dollar industry, face scrutiny for their limited FDA oversight and potential health risks, as highlighted in a 2016 investigation.
A panel of gun owners and users engages in a heated discussion about America's complex gun safety issues, including mass shootings and self-defense.
Children in America share their experiences of poverty, revealing the profound effects of unemployment and financial distress on their lives and futures.
Alhan Gençay, a millennial provocateur, navigates NATO's largest war games in Norway, testing whether his irreverent persona can adapt to military rigor.
Two filmmakers from New York apply for jobs at a truck-stop strip club in Moriarty, New Mexico, described as a place "where strippers go to die."
Frankie faces the risk of relapse while attempting to assist John and Sara, a couple struggling with addiction in a perilous area of Palm Beach County.
El Bordo, a makeshift shantytown in Tijuana, houses many of the 40 percent of Mexican immigrants deported from the US, living in harsh conditions.
Dr. Atul Gawande shares his personal experience with his father's desire to avoid life support, reflecting on the struggles of patients and doctors with dying.
In Sheffield, three girls-Daisy, Alicia, and Sid-swap homes for a day, exploring their diverse lives through playdates that challenge their assumptions.
Chinese scientists, doctors, and international experts reveal critical missed opportunities in China's response to the coronavirus pandemic and its global implications.
Fentanyl has transformed the American drug crisis and black market dynamics, as Mariana Van Zeller investigates its impact on communities and trafficking networks.
Three children in Ohio navigate the challenges of poverty exacerbated by the COVID-19 pandemic, highlighting the urgent issue of child poverty in America.
Targeted Individuals, a community claiming to experience organized stalking and electronic harassment, share their distressing stories and coping strategies.
North Korean laborers in Poland face significant wage deductions imposed by the Kim regime, as revealed by exclusive VICE documents.
Seventeen people were killed during the mass shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida, on February 14, 2018.
Bare knuckle boxing in the UK has evolved into a vibrant subculture, attracting diverse participants and culminating in a historic US vs UK title fight.
US military veterans are increasingly joining militias, raising concerns about loyalty and the potential for civil conflict in America.
Crystal meth is rapidly gaining popularity in Europe, with a staggering 477 percent increase in seizures from 2010 to 2020, particularly in Germany.
An unprecedented look at a remarkable year in English football, showcasing the passion and dedication of players and fans alike.
A passerby discovers a charred body wrapped in plastic and duct tape on a desolate stretch of road in Connecticut, leading to a complex murder investigation.
Around 18,000 Kalaidzhi belong to a clan of tinsmiths in Bulgaria, where traditional customs dictate marriage practices for young women.
Doc Johnson Enterprises produces between 15,000 and 20,000 sex toys daily, reflecting the high demand for various representations of male genitalia.
Larry Dodson, a 52-year-old former manager, lives with his wife and two children in a motel room that costs $149 a week after losing his job and home.
Kamala Harris and Donald Trump represent contrasting visions for America in the 2024 presidential election, with their political journeys and leadership styles examined in detail.
Government regulations and lobby groups significantly shape consumer choices in food, medicine, finance, and media, raising questions about the authenticity of personal freedom.
On December 25, 1991, Mikhail Gorbachev resigned, marking the official end of the Soviet Union and the Cold War that lasted over 40 years.
Bernard Giles, serving five life sentences for killing five young women, admits in an interview with Piers Morgan that his compulsion to kill was entirely sexual.
The privatized, debt-based monetary system allows banks to create money, influencing the economy and contributing to financial crises that impact ordinary people.
The Franklin scandal reveals a nationwide child-trafficking and pedophilia ring linked to high-ranking officials, implicating organizations like the CIA and Boys Town.
32 million people live in Chongqing, a rapidly growing megacity in southwestern China known for its vibrant nightlife and unique urban layout.
Matty Roberts' viral Storm Area 51 Facebook event sparked chaos and confusion, transforming a rural Nevada town into a hub of unexpected media frenzy and celebration.
The 1923 libel trial involving a controversial activist and a Catholic doctor highlights the contentious relationship between birth control and eugenics during the interwar period.
Sabrina Taylor scammed her boyfriend Aaron and others out of over $600,000 by faking Multiple Sclerosis and threatening suicide to manipulate them.
Amber Wright, at 15 years old, lured her ex-boyfriend Seath Jackson to a trailer where he was beaten, shot, and burned in 2011.
Salvadoran President Nayib Bukele's controversial agreement with President Donald Trump allowed the imprisonment of U.S. deportees at CECOT, raising significant ethical concerns.
The 1947 partition of British India into India and Pakistan ignited mass violence and displacement, resulting in over 200,000 deaths and lasting enmity.
Many transgender Pakistanis in Karachi struggle for survival through various means.
Salmonella contamination in poultry poses significant health risks, as highlighted by a major outbreak linked to Foster Farms that sickened over 600 people.
42 years have passed since Shawney Cohen's father bought a small-town strip club, shaping the family's dynamics and relationships over time.
Canada's gun culture features over 10 million privately owned firearms, with a new generation of enthusiasts balancing pro-gun and pro-control views while maintaining low gun violence rates.
Alyssa Hazael began menstruating at just three years old, prompting her parents to seek answers from medical professionals.
Three people died during the "Unite the Right" rally in Charlottesville, Virginia, in August 2017, including a protester and two police officers.
Bishop Rock Lighthouse, the last manned lighthouse in Britain, offers a poignant glimpse into the lives of Trinity House officers maintaining its historic light.
Dr. Eleanor Janega examines the roles of medieval peasant women, highlighting figures like stonemason Agnes Ramsey and blacksmith Katherine of Bury.
By the end of 1938, Hitler had won the hearts and minds of many Germans, who began to embrace his violent anti-Semitic policies.
Less than 50 members of the Black Watch remained after intense battles in World War II, with the battalion suffering the highest casualty list of any regiment.
