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Aokigahara Forest, known as Japan's suicide hotspot, sees 50 to 100 deaths annually, prompting authorities to conduct only yearly body sweeps.
Wim Hof holds the world record for being submerged in ice for 1 hour and 53 minutes without a change in core body temperature.
A performance at Camp Pendleton marks the beginning of Adam Driver's initiative to connect military personnel with the arts through self-expression.
Arjan Roskam has won 38 Cannabis Cups and is known for breeding famous strains like White Widow while searching for rare marijuana in Colombia.
Shaun Smith, a former enforcer for a Liverpool crime family, now attempts to apply his violent skills as a debt collector in Warrington.
Jakaból gym, known as the "Nest of the Giants," was opened by Jón Páll Sigmarsson, a four-time World's Strongest Man, before closing after his death.
Bufo Alvarius, a toad species native to the Sonora desert, contains the powerful hallucinogen 5-MEO-DMT, used in traditional ceremonies by indigenous communities.
Jon Gallagher, a LARPer with Asperger's syndrome, finds friendship, social skills, and purpose through live-action roleplaying, significantly improving his life.
Howard Greenberg, a fast-talking criminal defense attorney in Brooklyn, exemplifies the eccentricity and boundary-pushing tactics of a real-life Saul Goodman.
The bail bond industry generates $2 billion in revenue each year, with many defendants unable to afford bail and facing incarceration as a result.
Sewer dwellers in Colombia face extreme hardships, including violence from death squads, unsanitary living conditions, and threats from flooding and pests.
Valeria Lukyanova conducts a makeup tutorial on how to look like a real-life Barbie doll, reflecting her transformation and online persona.
South Korea faces a generational crisis marked by a declining birth rate, an aging population, and a burgeoning economy of sex motels catering to young adults.
660 fatal collisions occurred in the UK in the last year, with young drivers aged 17 to 24 identified as a vulnerable group on the roads.
Nunavut faces a severe social crisis, with crime and suicide rates soaring, largely attributed to the pervasive issue of alcohol despite its prohibition in some areas.
Mobile apps have transformed modern relationships, enabling connections through innovative dating strategies while also exposing users to addiction and empty pursuits.
Virtual reality is poised to transform love and intimacy, as technology blurs the lines between digital connections and real-life relationships.
Anthony Sowell, a serial killer in Cleveland, evaded capture for two years while murdering at least 11 black women, highlighting systemic issues in law enforcement.
Serbia's strict anti-marijuana laws clash with the growing demand for cannabis oil among patients seeking relief, prompting illegal sales and arrests.
Giwar Hajabi, known as Xatar, reflects on his life in prison after a notorious gold heist, revealing his transformation and ongoing connection to crime through music.
657 detainees have been released from Guantanamo since 2002, with about 100 sent to countries that are not their homes, including Kazakhstan.
"Saky's Finest," a gang of young reoffenders from Abingdon, Oxfordshire, struggles with a cycle of incarceration and the challenges of reintegration into society.
Ponchatoula, Louisiana, faced a traumatic scandal involving secret Satan worship, child molestation, and animal sacrifices that echoed themes from HBO's True Detective.
Masafumi Nagasaki, a 78-year-old hermit, lives alone on Sotobanari Island in Okinawa, choosing a life in harmony with nature over societal norms.
Alabama's HB-56 law, one of the strictest anti-immigrant measures in the U.S., aimed to force undocumented immigrants to leave by creating a hostile environment.
Cannabis in Canada remains largely illegal, yet black market growers and grey market dispensaries thrive, navigating a complex legal landscape ahead of potential legalization.
Synthetic drugs, often engineered to evade narcotics laws, have led to alarming overdose rates among teenagers in the U.S., prompting urgent public health responses.
Ttongsul, a traditional Korean rice wine made with fermented human feces, reflects a long-lost medicinal practice now largely forgotten in modern South Korea.
Joe Nickell, a seasoned paranormal investigator, explores the Roswell UFO incident by engaging with believers and skeptics on its 1947 anniversary.
Looting of antiquities in Egypt has surged post-Arab Spring, with $3 billion worth of artifacts stolen, driven by global demand and a thriving black market.
Kyoji Sasaki challenges the corrupt diamond market in Japan by navigating the global supply chain and negotiating with key players in the industry.
Halsted Street serves as a vital artery in Chicago, reflecting the city's complex tapestry of diversity, segregation, pride, and community connection.
Four Mexican skateboarders explore top skateboarding locations across Cuernavaca, Morelia, Puebla, and Querétaro, showcasing the country's vibrant skate culture!
Virulent homophobia in Uganda has intensified following the signing of the "Anti-Homosexuality Bill," revealing alarming connections to American fundamentalist ideologies.
FEMEN Quebec employs provocative tactics, including topless protests, to advocate for women's abortion rights and challenge patriarchy in Canada.
Gentrification in London is displacing long-term residents and reshaping communities, sparking a contentious debate over housing rights and urban development.
Serbia's Danube River has become a hotspot for piracy, where gangs illegally offload oil and ores, leading to violence and international trade blacklisting.
Genetically modified seeds, hailed as a solution to global hunger, face intense protests and ethical debates as they impact agriculture and biodiversity worldwide.
Abortion access in New Brunswick and Prince Edward Island highlights significant disparities, with rural residents facing greater challenges and limited options.
Afghan National Security Forces face record casualties and escalating violence as the U.S. withdraws troops, highlighting ongoing instability in the region.
The fatal shooting of Michael Brown in Ferguson ignited nationwide protests, prompting a critical examination of police militarization and immigration issues from Central America.
Cocaine trafficking routes from Venezuela to Europe highlight the complex networks and profits behind the continent's escalating drug demand.
Anticosti Island faces a contentious battle between potential fossil fuel extraction and environmental preservation, as locals weigh economic prospects against ecological risks.
Ebola's devastating outbreak in West Africa highlighted the region's inadequate infrastructure and the slow international response, prompting local efforts to regain control.
Henry Langston discusses Ammon Bundy's militia occupation of the Malheur Wildlife Refuge.
Arab Spring, a complex global phenomenon, is explored through three interconnected stories of revolution in Greg Barker's insightful examination.
Tensions between the US and Russia have escalated, particularly due to the conflict in Ukraine, prompting an examination of the new Cold War dynamics.
Fukushima's ongoing crisis raises concerns about Japan's nuclear safety, while veterans grapple with mental health issues exacerbated by over-prescription.
