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Hinduism has its origins in the Indus Valley about 1500 years before the birth of Christ, influenced by the cultural synthesis of nomadic Aryans and indigenous peoples.
The Christmas Truce of 1914 saw soldiers from opposing sides on the Western Front temporarily cease hostilities to share stories, bury the dead, and play football.
Human morality is examined through the lens of biology, exploring empathy in infants and the genetic and chemical influences on our moral choices.
Ordinary French citizens risked their lives to protect Jewish neighbors during the Nazi occupation, contributing to a remarkable survival rate of 75% among Jews in France.
16 million people passed through the doors of Victorian workhouses, where poverty was treated as a crime until the system was abolished in 1929.
Mary Johnson, Debra Hocking, and Kilong Ung share their transformative experiences of grief, resilience, and the pursuit of forgiveness amidst profound trauma.
Tracey Deer recalls growing up on the Kahnawake Mohawk Reserve, where community rules dictate not to marry or have children with white people.
After 14 years on the force, Carol Banks resigns from her position as a police officer in Toronto, citing rising violence and personal burnout.
Over 30,000 Syrian refugees have settled in Canada, with many privately sponsored by citizens, raising questions about the challenges of integration and support.
A mother recounts the moment she learned her 19-year-old son had died, expressing gratitude for their time together despite the tragedy.
Diana, Princess of Wales, became the most popular woman on earth, known for her compassion and ability to connect with people from all walks of life.
Alcohol use is the third leading cause of preventable death for women aged 35 to 55 in the United States, reflecting a growing public health crisis.
Israeli doctors in Tel Aviv work to save Palestinian lives amid rising tensions, raising questions about resource allocation in a conflict-ridden environment.
Abdul Sattar Edhi, known as "Vater Teresa" of Pakistan, dedicated his life to humanitarian efforts before passing away in Karachi in July 2016.
Tibetans express growing frustration with the Dalai Lama's peaceful resistance approach, believing it has not advanced their quest for freedom.
Pope Francis, known as The People’s Pope, transformed the Catholic Church with his compassionate leadership and commitment to social justice from Argentina to Rome.
A mother whale can carry her calf's small carcass over 1,000 miles, demonstrating the deep emotional bonds shared among cetaceans.
A passionate Indian chef dedicates his culinary skills to feeding Madurai's homeless population, addressing the growing divide between the affluent and the destitute.
Stray dogs from the US and Asia embark on a freedom ride to Canada, highlighting both the compassion of rescuers and the darker side of dog rescue.
Maddie Caballo recounts her childhood experiences of severe abuse, including being starved and tortured by her own family and community.
In Times Square on New Year's Eve 2020, Mike Bruckman reflects on freedom and connection as the world braces for the impending COVID-19 pandemic.
Aisha, a compassionate caregiver in Gaza, takes in five orphaned children, highlighting the challenges of raising ten kids amid ongoing conflict and chaos.
Three U.S. presidents faced deep personal struggles, including Lincoln's severe depression and Johnson's fight for civil rights, shaping their leadership.
Humpback whales travel 3,000 miles from Alaska to Hawaii each year to breed and give birth, facing numerous challenges along the way.
Bowe Bergdahl has been a prisoner of war in Afghanistan for over four years, leaving his father, Bob, with an empty place in his heart each day.
A cat reunites with her owner in Gaza after surviving an Israeli airstrike, highlighting the enduring bond between humans and animals amid conflict.
Egyptians send aid to Gaza by throwing food-filled water bottles into the sea.
In nine months, Pastor Mick Fleming set up a church, a food bank, a recovery meeting, and a charity shop to support vulnerable communities in Burnley.
Ninety-four percent of the country believes many illegal immigrants do not resemble them, raising questions about government language and its societal impact.
Mr. Kapos, a Holocaust survivor, advocates for Palestinian liberation and justice.
A doctor's project highlights the trauma of gun violence, emphasizing the need for compassion and understanding to address its root causes, such as hatred and fatherlessness.
Leonard Cohen discusses his acceptance of dying and the clarity it brings to his music.
Melania Trump addresses issues Republicans avoid during her RNC speech on Tuesday night.
Twelve tigers, including four cubs born this year, are raised by monks in Thailand according to Buddhist principles aimed at reducing their predatory instincts.
January 6 upended everything Nancy Pelosi knew about America, according to Rahm Emanuel, who served as chief of staff to President Obama.
Jacob Holdt's photographic work captures the lives of marginalized communities in America, revealing their struggles and resilience through a lens of compassion and empathy.
Queen Elizabeth described Prince Philip's passing as a miracle, while his sons reflected on the shared grief felt by many during the pandemic.
500 million people in the Western world now have access to medical marijuana, while the UK government still considers it to have no medicinal benefits.
Sakyong Mipham Rinpoche leads the Shambhala Buddhist tradition, promoting mindfulness and compassion.
Comedian Russell Brand tells MPs addiction should be treated as an illness, not a crime.
In Gaza, families navigate the challenges of war and displacement while striving to protect their pets, showcasing resilience and compassion amidst conflict.
Pope Francis, the first Pope from the Global South, has died, leaving a lasting legacy.
A man comforts displaced children in Gaza by handing out snacks and spreading kindness.
Two decades after the September 11 attacks, survivors continue to battle serious health issues, including lung disease and heart conditions.
Over 20% to 45% of India's population follows a vegetarian diet, influenced by cultural and religious beliefs, particularly Hinduism.
In 2016, the American dream is redefined as a pursuit of equality of opportunity, particularly among African-Americans facing systemic barriers.
