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Samurai culture, often romanticized for its honor, reveals a darker reality marked by brutality, cruelty, and oppression throughout its history.
In 1703, 47 samurai commandos secretly planned to kill Lord Kira Yoshinaka in a quest for revenge after their master was insulted.
More than 25 families bury their loved ones at Arlington National Cemetery each day, a site that has served as a final resting place since the Civil War.
Challenger disaster of 1986 highlights the personal stories and sacrifices of astronauts, including teacher Christa McAuliffe, and its lasting impact on America.
Seung-Woo Yang documents the Korean Yakuza's world through photography and personal memories.
Samurai revenge in premodern Japan often led to punishment, yet one tale highlights a warrior who achieved vengeance and earned praise for his actions.
Veterans Day is celebrated on November 11th every year to honor military veterans.
In May 2012, a cellphone video in Pakistan leads to a deadly decree against young celebrants.
The Lakota spare a bugler from mutilation for his bravery in battle.
A grand hunt in Morocco seeks a male Sloughi worthy of Ziya, the princess, as Hassen hopes to secure a future for his dog Janah.
Three World War II veterans visit the National World War II Memorial in Washington, D.C., reflecting on their service and the long-awaited recognition they receive.
A group of activists climbs aboard a ship in Gaza, demanding water and support as they mark two years of ongoing violence and humanitarian crisis.
