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Key CIA officials were aware of a significant terror summit in Kuala Lumpur involving future 9/11 hijackers, yet failed to share critical intelligence with the FBI.
Iran warns Europe of consequences if commitments under the JCPOA are not met.
Half of all clothes are thrown away within a year, highlighting fast fashion's impact on waste.
A woman recounts her experience with female genital mutilation at three years old in America.
Fat camp participants confront obesity caused by poor diet and high sugar intake in three months.
President Nicolas Maduro announces arrests after a failed coup attempt involving Americans.
Australian soldiers patrol southern Afghanistan, facing unseen enemies and local tribesmen.
Many Americans still believe in literal biblical creation despite Enlightenment influences.
Los Angeles protests in Hollywood defy curfew amid calls for justice after George Floyd's death.
Christel symbolizes purity as Americans shift from Christianity to crystal healing.
Psilocybin, the psychoactive component in magic mushrooms, shows potential in alleviating anxiety and depression in terminal cancer patients facing existential distress.
Americans seek joy in Mexico post-pandemic, echoing the Lost Generation's hedonism after World War I.
Americans increasingly buy guns for self-defense, shifting from hunting to concealed carry.
In northern Syria, American forces train vetted rebel fighters on weapon use and combat strategies, aiming to build a national army of 30,000 to 50,000 troops.
A sprawling rail network enables Americans to visit new national parks in the West by 1925.
Ellis Island served as the primary immigration station for over 12 million migrants from 1892 to 1954, symbolizing the hopes of those seeking a new life in America.
Iran claims to have killed over 80 Americans in missile strikes on US bases in Iraq.
George Farland, a death row inmate in the United States, highlights the systemic bias in capital punishment against impoverished individuals and inadequate legal representation.
The U.S. and Taliban enter final stretch of talks to end 18 years of conflict in Afghanistan.
Israel's rejection of the two-state solution impacts military strategy in the Middle East.
Jeffrey Sachs critiques Trump's provocative rhetoric on North Korea and Congress's inaction.
Jim Gaffigan critiques Americans' dessert photos while Conan and Andy Richter share laughs.
Dee Murtagh discusses the Muslim Brotherhood's views on Israel and violence in Jordan.
Nish Kumar thanks Americans for geopolitical support while Conan and Andy Richter share laughs.
NRA members in Dallas Texas respond to Parkland survivors advocating for gun control.
President Obama and First Lady Michelle Obama face tough questions on The View from Elizabeth Hasselbeck.
Oleg Penkovsky, a high-ranking officer of the Soviet Military Intelligence, betrayed sensitive information about Moscow's nuclear capabilities due to personal grievances.
Political violence in the United States, exemplified by the assassination attempt on Donald Trump, deeply affects the perspectives of Australians living there.
William and Lynda Webster resist a phone scam targeting senior citizens in 2014.
Vice News reveals police shoot Americans more than twice as often as previously known.
Rachel Dolezal shares her side of the story and discusses her memoir in Spokane, Washington.
Sondre reflects on his Norwegian roots, critiques the music industry's approval-seeking culture, and emphasizes authenticity in songwriting while discussing personal influences.
Russian fighter jets collide with a U.S. drone over the Black Sea, escalating tensions.
Severe winter storm brings Arctic air and blizzard conditions to millions of Americans.
Most Americans believe in spanking, but few support corporal punishment in schools.
Nick Cage humorously auditions for Lincoln, addressing Spielberg and referencing America.
Americans dreaded summer due to polio season until Jonas Salk developed the vaccine.
Executives reveal global consumer concerns for sustainability across generations and markets.
Poppy growers face challenges as opiate abuse rises among Americans in the U.S.
Michael Patten explores the personal story of his neighbor, an immigrant drawn to the QAnon conspiracy theory, reflecting its appeal in American society.
The Mexican government entices Americans to settle in Texas with land offers in the 1800s.
Chinese travellers now outspend Americans in the rapidly changing tourism industry.
Wernher von Braun, a Nazi scientist, aids Americans in rocket technology after WWII.
Food entrepreneurs like James Kraft and Milton Hershey revolutionize American cuisine and culture.
Ranchers in Brooks County, Texas, combat migrant deaths with water stations amid rising tensions.
Parents challenge anti-vaccine misinformation on Facebook amid WHO's warning about vaccine hesitancy.
The surgeon general expresses concern for Black Americans affected by COVID-19 in Washington.
The Surgeon General states COVID-19 is not under control and discusses hydroxychloroquine's risks.
