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Watch an investigation into a pediatrician accused of sexual abuse on the Reservation.
Emery Worldwide Flight 17's routine takeoff in Ohio turns disastrous just seconds later.
Democrats in the House try to pass a bill to reopen the government until February 1st, but fail.
Pattani's economy thrives as residents collect Sea Swift nests for birds' nest soup.
Caroline Flack, the 40-year-old TV presenter known for Love Island, was found dead on February 15, 2020, following a series of personal controversies.
U.S. job data and China's growth target are key topics this week, alongside Aviva's results.
Zhang Nanshan predicts the coronavirus may peak in February, while others suggest April.
Folding at Home mobilizes 700,000 volunteers to simulate protein dynamics against COVID-19.
Spain's hospitals are overwhelmed as COVID-19 cases surge after a football match in Italy.
Nigeria's February election may reshape its future amid economic and security crises.
Peshmerga forces capture Cascade Junction, weakening the Islamic State's hold on Mosul in February.
China sees the highest daily number of new coronavirus cases linked to Beijing's Xinfadi market.
Ellen Williams is sentenced to eight and a half years for false rape claims and related offenses.
John Wraith discusses the impact of the EU referendum on sterling's value this Thursday.
In February, France adopts legislation for gay marriage and adoption, facing protests in Paris.
Leaked documents suggest Ukraine's air defenses may soon run out of missiles amid Russian threats.
Rafi documents illegal logging in the Russian Far East and its impact on Walmart products.
Alexia Reznikov resigns as Ukraine's Defense Minister amid corruption scandals and a crackdown.
Ukrainian soldiers prepare for potential Russian attacks near the Belarus border.
Italy pays Libya to intercept migrants, returning them to unstable conditions in Libya.
In February 2004, Cambodia begins trials for Khmer Rouge leaders after a tragic population perished.
Kristen Schaal talks about her daughter born in February and her breastfeeding challenges.
Residents of the Las Vegas tunnels face dangers and isolation while seeking refuge underground.
In Japan, athletes take fast food eating seriously, with Kobayashi leading the competition.
Security forces in Myanmar fire on medical workers during protests in Mandalay amid ongoing violence.
Jane Mayer discusses her New Yorker article on torture in '24' and its implications.
An ex-detective criticizes police actions in the Nicola Bulley case, citing mistakes and reputation damage.
Abomasnow Borden reports on the ineffective February ceasefire in the Donetsk People's Republic.
In February 2004, Jean-Bertrand Aristide loses control of Haiti as rebels advance closer.
Sergey Lavrov addresses the UN Security Council on Ukraine's unpunished crimes since 2014.
The Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue remains popular despite changing societal norms.
Ukrainian mother Katya and her son Nazar return to Kyiv from Lisbon after fleeing the war, aiming to celebrate his ninth birthday in their homeland.
Tensions in Svalbard rise as the war in Ukraine affects Russian-Norwegian relations.
On June 3rd, Marinka, a Ukrainian control town, is attacked by the DNR after February's ceasefire.
Pasadena celebrates February 25th as The Big Bang Theory Day with special privileges for fans.
Dr. Gunther von Hagens' factory in Germany aims to commercialize human remains through the sale of dissected body slices, igniting ethical debates and local outrage.
In February 2003, London sees a huge demonstration against the Iraq war led by Tony Blair's support.
In Chermalyk, Donbass, a journalist documents the immediate aftermath of Putin's invasion declaration, capturing the resilience and fear of Ukrainians amidst war.
The Kremlin claims the war is on track, but Russians face unexpected challenges since February.
Ukrainian officials warn of a potential second Russian attack amid ongoing conflict.
North Koreans seek food from Russia while Russians need ammunition for ongoing conflict.
Ukraine launches a counter-offensive to reclaim Kherson from Russian forces on Monday.
Iowa's caucus process on February 3rd shapes presidential campaigns, as Eric Latch reports.
Germany faces record inflation with producer prices surging 26% in February amid economic stagnation.
Over 8 million Ukrainians flee their Homeland since February, with 2.85 million going to Russia.
