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Millions of people worldwide are dependent on psychiatric drugs that, while providing short-term relief, can lead to dangerous side effects and long-term harm.
On October 5, 2017, in Servian, Hérault, Daniel Malgouyres fatally shot a burglar who was threatening him during a home invasion.
Betty Broderick, a former socialite from California, became infamous for her high-profile divorce and subsequent conviction for the murder of her ex-husband and his new wife.
Three teenagers' drinking party in a wooded area escalates into violence when one attacks the others, leading police to uncover a prior crime scene.
The ongoing tech war between the US and China under the Biden administration raises concerns for major companies like TikTok and Huawei, while American firms in China face increasing scrutiny.
Big gold mines in Montana and British Columbia face opposition from local communities and investigators exposing pollution, corruption, and market manipulation.
A three-year trade war between the US and China has led to corporate casualties, prompting China to adopt a dual circulation model and the US to consider new economic measures.
In Geylang Bahru, Singapore, the unsolved 1979 murders of four children prompts a reevaluation of forensic techniques and DNA testing in cold cases.
Bonny Lee Bakley, who had nine husbands, became widely known for her tumultuous relationship with actor Robert Blake, a former star of Our Gang and Baretta.
On September 12, 2013, Eric Mosser finds his wife Isabelle dead in their Illfurth home, prompting an investigation into the circumstances surrounding her murder.
Dale Cregan ambushed and killed two young policewomen during a routine call in Manchester, highlighting the dangers faced by law enforcement.
In Saint-Jacques-sur-Darnétal, the investigation into the charred remains of the Roussel couple reveals a complex web of local secrets and motives.
Austin TV executive Steven Beard was shot in his sleep, prompting police to investigate a complex trail from affluent neighborhoods to mental health facilities.
Small-scale gold mining in Henan Province, China, Madre de Dios, Peru, and the eastern hills of the Congo highlights exploitation by criminals and environmental pollution.
Solar Impulse completed a historic coast-to-coast flight across the United States in 2013, demonstrating the viability of solar-powered aviation.
In Munich in 2013, a significant collection of missing artworks was found, linked to Cornelius Gurlitt, whose father purchased pieces for Hitler's Fuhrermuseum.
Two murders of mothers in a small town remain unsolved for twenty-eight years until a veteran detective uncovers crucial evidence leading to an arrest.
Former members of the French Connection are implicated in a major drug trafficking operation between South America, Spain, and southern France.
The murders of Voncile Smith and her sons, John and Richard, in Pensacola, Florida, raise questions about occult rituals, government secrets, and greed.
Murders along Route Nationale 20 have captivated generations of investigators from the Versailles Judicial Police, raising questions about unresolved cases.
Wikileaks, Edward Snowden, and the NSA highlight the vulnerabilities of online privacy and the evolution of hacker culture rooted in 1970s counterculture.
Advanced Symbolics' AI algorithm Polly uses social media data to predict voter behavior, raising concerns about accuracy, privacy, and the implications for democracy.
In 1996, a serial bomber terrorized Prince Edward Island by planting explosives in public spaces, leaving a swastika as a calling card for eight years.
America's diplomats navigate complex global challenges, from Ben Franklin's era to modern conflicts like Benghazi, shaping U.S. foreign policy and preventing war.
William Coday's relationship with Colombian immigrant Gloria Gomez unfolds in a library setting, revealing complexities of love and cultural differences.
In 2004, the mysterious disappearance of a female couple in Germany raises questions about the Treiber Affair and its implications for law enforcement.
Aileen Wuornos, a notorious American serial killer, navigated a life of survival through sex work, fueled by a profound anger towards her clients.
A college party in the United States becomes the backdrop for a violent assault, exposing a pattern of crime and aggression among fraternity members.
Cynthia Sommer faces accusations of poisoning her husband Todd, who died at 23, raising questions about the circumstances surrounding his death.
Dr. Cheryl Wagner treats multiple women infected with AIDS by the same man, leading to public health officials issuing a restraining order against him.
Angélique Six's sudden disappearance in Wambrechies prompted an extensive investigation that revealed the complexities of local community dynamics.
Lisa Marie Presley, daughter of Elvis Presley, faced intense legal battles over her father's financial legacy after inheriting his fortune at 25.
Bint, known as the British Frank Abagnale, committed over 500 crimes by impersonating various professionals, including a doctor and a lawyer.
Emotions ran high in the aftermath of the 9/11 attacks, as grief and anger united many while also fueling anti-Muslim sentiments across the United States.
Alexia Putellas, the first Catalan to win the Ballon d'Or, highlights the achievements and challenges of women in football, including sexism and gender inequality.
Véronique Béchu, a prominent French lawyer, focuses on protecting minors while handling numerous cases of rape and incest throughout her career.
Johannes Vermeer's masterpieces, long forgotten in the Netherlands, have inspired extreme efforts to recover them and led to the rise of notorious forgers.
Rabbi Fred Neulander, once a respected leader in Cherry Hill, New Jersey, faces trial for the murder of his wife, Carol Neulander.
In 1967, the Summer of Love marked a pivotal moment in the UK and USA, characterized by a vibrant music scene that fueled social change and anti-war movements.
In the African Sahel, the Peul or Fulani, known as "the Men of oxen," are explored alongside the Hoti Indians of Venezuela, the Tsaatan nomads of Mongolia, Australian Aborigines, and the Khamba.
In Paris, former commander of the Criminal Investigation Department Guy Bertrand reflects on the extensive manhunt for a serial rapist terrorizing the city.
The death of 16-year-old Neil Beagley in Oregon led to charges of criminally negligent homicide against his parents, highlighting systemic failures in care.
Raúl Castro, President of Cuba from 2008 to 2018, played a crucial role in the Cuban revolution and navigated the complexities of the Cold War and post-Soviet era.
In Roubaix, the abduction of Sullivan Terneis highlights the complexities of familial strife and personal vendettas surrounding the case.
In Peru, the survival of indigenous customs and beliefs is explored through visits to Machu Picchu, Lake Titicaca, and Andean villages, highlighting their connection to the Sun God and Pacha Mama.
Catherine Messineo, divisional commander of the Nice Criminal Brigade, investigates a complex murder case that challenges the boundaries of reality in Monaco.
Kenny Saylors undertakes a 55-day water fast to combat his obesity, highlighting the broader societal implications of overeating and addiction to junk food.
The rise of Adolf Hitler and key figures like Joseph Goebbels, Heinrich Himmler, and Albert Speer shaped Nazi Germany's implementation of terror from 1925 to 1939.
