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Twelve survivalists face 35 days in a barren, dry environment with no natural resources and extreme tension among team members.
Prince William evolves from a grieving son to a dedicated heir, embodying a modern monarchy that prioritizes connection with the people.
In Wisconsin, the mysterious disappearances of a pediatric nurse and a single mother reveal a disturbing narrative of domestic abuse and deception.
In North London in 2002, a homeless man searching through rubbish bins discovers two human limbs wrapped in black bin bags, leading to a chilling investigation.
A young woman from California quits her secure office job to pursue boxing, creating tension with her parents over career choices.
Yasmine Akram infiltrates the Côte d’Azur's elite circles, revealing the extravagant lifestyles and secret rituals of the billionaire class in Monte Carlo and Cannes.
In Ghana, approximately 10,000 dolphins are killed annually despite legal protections, while conservation efforts in Senegal aim to safeguard the critically endangered Atlantic humpback dolphin.
Eccentric families across the globe choose to live with dangerous animals, revealing their motivations for sharing homes with powerful and intimidating pets.
A female prison guard falls in love with an inmate, leading to his escape, while a murderer tricks a police officer into facilitating his getaway.
Eddie Gilfoyle, convicted of murdering his pregnant wife Paula in 1992, fights to overturn his guilty verdict amid ongoing doubts about his innocence.
Fifteen knife wounds were found on Amanda Klaus, a 20-year-old woman murdered in her Chicopee, Massachusetts home in 2011.
Panama faces a severe crisis as historic droughts disrupt canal operations, while over half a million migrants navigate the perilous Darién Gap in search of safety.
During the 1970s, New York City's Lower East Side became an open-air marketplace for drugs, attracting a creative community amid rampant poverty and danger.
Ola cares for her family and hopes to reunite them during Nikodem's Holy Communion.
Johana Gómez, a 10-time amateur featherweight boxing champion, fights to lift her family out of extreme poverty in Venezuela amid a severe economic crisis.
James May and his team at Man Lab HQ tackle practical challenges to help men relearn essential skills lost over generations.
Maks “TRAXNYC” Agadjani shares insights on a viral brawl in the diamond district, celebrity clientele, and the challenges of the jewelry industry.
A limited-edition Funko Pop figure could be worth upwards of $11,000, depending on its authenticity and condition.
Prisoners' wives face immense emotional and practical challenges as they navigate relationships, societal judgment, and family responsibilities amid overcrowded prisons.
Nineteen-year-old Mukesh, a dalit journalist in rural India, exposes corruption in schools, leading to significant changes in his community's education system.
Andrew Carnegie, the son of a poor Scottish immigrant, built a vast steel empire in the 19th century before selling his business to US Steel.
133 young people participate in a military-style boot camp in California, where they face rigorous training and strict discipline for five and a half months.
Brazil's Deadly Slum War reveals the violent conflict in the favelas between police and drug traffickers.
Broke shows the struggles of families surviving on the poverty line in the United Kingdom.
D-Day's planning involved innovative strategies like Operation Bodyguard and the deployment of Hobart's "funnies," alongside the grim realities faced during the liberation of Bergen-Belsen.
Priests and nuns protest the Vietnam War, influencing the anti-war movement and draft abolition.
In November 1923, Adolf Hitler's failed Beer Hall Putsch led to his arrest and a significant decline in Nazi Party support, highlighting his early political struggles.
In 1911, a gun battle in London's Sidney Street involving police, soldiers, and Winston Churchill marked the first breaking-news story in history.
Bobby's critical condition following a severe car accident leaves Ron and Amy anxiously awaiting updates on their friend's fate.
Tensions escalate as Iranian-backed Iraqi Shia forces threaten Kurdish independence, with local sentiments reflecting both hope and fear for the future.
Winter warfare in World War II is examined through frontline tactics, infantry charges, and the survival strategies of soldiers in extreme conditions.
Anahita, a former police officer in Kabul, recounts her perilous escape from Afghanistan with her five children amid the Taliban's rise to power.
In the aftermath of the Holocaust, German and Jewish leaders secretly negotiated the first reparations in history to address the suffering of survivors.
A reliable school librarian in Canada goes missing, prompting urgent investigations within the critical 72-hour window for finding vital clues.
Daniel Perez, a self-proclaimed angel, manipulated his followers through psychological control and religious delusion, leading to a series of deadly events and an extensive investigation.
Smithsonian Institution's archives reveal the hidden stories behind iconic artifacts, showcasing their impact on war, science, and American identity.
A prison nurse kills a guard to help her inmate lover escape, alongside the story of Ronnie Biggs' audacious train robbery and 10,000 days on the run.
Earl Silas Tupper and Brownie Wise revolutionized home sales in the 1950s with Tupperware parties, creating a global marketing phenomenon that transformed lives.
Eugene Terre'Blanche, leader of the far-right AWB party, is portrayed alongside his driver JP and JP's wife Anita during the party's collapse in apartheid-era South Africa.
In February 1945, the Allied bombing of Dresden resulted in a devastating firestorm, prompting debate over the ethics of area bombing strategies led by Air Marshal Harris.
Tundrup, a Himalayan nomad, faces a pivotal choice between preserving his ancestral way of life and embracing the modern world encroaching on his land.
Fountains Abbey serves as a focal point for exploring controversial theories and suppressed historical events, challenging established narratives through expert insights.
Fifty thousand British expats have moved to Spain, trading routine for a vibrant lifestyle filled with parties and social gatherings.
The industrial meat production chain, dominated by a few corporations, devastates small producers and transforms landscapes globally, impacting food systems.
Auschwitz-Birkenau, where over 1.1 million lives were lost during the Holocaust, reveals the stories of victims and the resistance of the Sonderkommando.
King Mswati III's seven wives share their experiences and insights into the cultural significance and personal dynamics of polygamy in Swaziland.
Almost a quarter of a million African people are working to escape extreme poverty through local initiatives in rural Ethiopia.
A 1963 Chevrolet Corvette, parked for 27 years, undergoes a thorough inspection and restoration at one of America's largest automotive shops.
