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Over 100,000 Mexicans face deportation from the United States each year, often after decades of living and working in the country.
Twelve personal stories from around the world illustrate the challenges faced during the COVID-19 pandemic, featuring voices in ten different languages.
Children in America share their experiences of poverty, revealing the profound effects of unemployment and financial distress on their lives and futures.
Transgender children and their families navigate complex choices and medical options in a rapidly evolving landscape of gender identity and expression.
For-profit adoption agencies in the U.S., particularly in Utah, face scrutiny over misconduct allegations and the controversial practice of "adoption tourism."
Moldova faces challenges from widespread economic migration to Russia and the EU.
Ecuador faces unprecedented violence as foreign cartels and local gangs dominate the drug trade, prompting a military crackdown and a rising human toll.
Immigrant detention during the Obama administration faced scrutiny as over one million deportations raised concerns about abuse and family separations.
Hairdresser Donna faces renovation costs while Lorraine sets up a market stall amid dramatic changes.
1,700 Cambodian legal permanent residents in the U.S. face deportation orders under policies enacted during the Trump administration.
In western Sydney's Mt Druitt area, families face extreme poverty and social disadvantage, challenging perceptions of affluence in Australia’s largest city.
Three New York mothers travel to Iraq for a 10-day mission to document the human impact of the war and advocate for peace.
Every year, many Mexicans are deported from America, facing life-altering challenges in Tijuana.
Cuban musicians, from state-supported icons to underground dissidents, reflect the nation's shifting political landscape as it navigates a new capitalist era.
Families from across the country participated in a virtual event discussing civil rights and the friendship between Sylvia Mendez and Aki Munemitsu.
Influential American families like the Rockefellers and Vanderbilts shaped major industries and modern capitalism through ambition, rivalry, and complex legacies.
Since 2008, a 57-meter section of border wall has divided Ciudad Juárez and El Paso, affecting daily life and migration across the US-Mexico border.
Catalunya faces deep divisions as citizens question the path to independence and better governance.
Emergency calls from London Underground staff reveal chaos after the July London bombings.
Many families in China face immense pressure caring for relatives with dementia without support.
Dave Turin helps families revive failing mines in search of gold in a lost mine.
Cameron states that during his six years in office, the economy saw a deficit reduction of two-thirds and 2.5 million more people in work.
The financial crisis in October 2008 forces families onto the streets in America.
Conley highlights the struggles of families in Ramallah, including Annie and Mattie, amid conflict.
In Deaon, families voluntarily return to Haiti after a deadline for legalizing their status in the Dominican Republic, highlighting the human impact of immigration policies.
Nineteen soldiers from the Army's 1st Cavalry Division were ambushed in Sadr City, Baghdad, on April 4, 2004, an event known as Black Sunday.
Three weeks into lockdown, Rebecca and her son Alex have not left their home in Leeds, while Alex's father remains in the Philippines.
Watch the Investigative Reporting Workshop on Obama's controversial immigration policy and deportations.
In 1948, authorities air-dropped 76 beavers into the wilderness of Idaho using WWII parachutes as part of a wildlife relocation program.
Families like the Barajas Piñas search for their missing loved ones in Mexico's drug war.
Migrants cross illegally from Ciudad Juarez to El Paso, seeking asylum amid urgent needs.
Released Palestinians in Gaza reunite with their families, highlighting emotional moments amid ongoing conflict and the uncertainty of those still missing.
Randy Rainey renovates an old horse rescue facility in Alaska to enhance care for horses and support families in need of assistance.
Max Stahl investigates the 1991 Santa Cruz massacre in East Timor, revealing evidence of Indonesian soldiers executing survivors and the ongoing search for 521 missing individuals.
A mass grave in a forest outside Izium, Ukraine, reveals nearly 450 bodies, prompting families to seek justice and accountability amid the ongoing conflict.
In South Korea, a massive strike at Hyundai's factory highlights the struggles of displaced workers and their families amid rising unemployment and economic turmoil.
Hind Gharz al Deen searches for her son Hussam, missing for eight years, as over 100,000 individuals remain unaccounted for in post-Assad Syria.
Thailand's war on drugs leads to over 2,000 killings, affecting many innocent lives.
A woman discovers Father Ryan's arrest record while investigating his claims of being a priest, leading to accusations of fraud from his followers.
Frederick deceives families in London, passing a polygraph while lying about his identity.
In India, a doctor in Pune fights against the tradition of valuing sons over girls in families.
Dena Takruri reports on families in Hawai‘i poisoned by Navy jet fuel contamination.
Children kidnapped during Indonesia's invasion of Timor-Leste reunite with their families.
More than 10,000 Palestinians are still missing under the rubble in Gaza, as an independent journalist documents the ongoing hardships faced by families.
Residents in Adiyaman, Turkey express anger over the government's neglect after the earthquake.
Two children and their mother were killed in a residential area of Irpin as Russian forces advanced, leaving families powerless against the violence.
A man recounts an incident where Kevin Spacey pressed his groin against his face while he was working in a store during a family event.
By 2010, 20,000 apartments in the city of Haror are set to be demolished due to a significant decline in population and a lack of new tenants.
