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Families in Gaza bake with limited resources amid severe starvation and conflict.
A U.S. official resigns over moral objections to actions in Gaza, prompting public discussion.
A cat reunites with her owner in Gaza after surviving an Israeli airstrike, highlighting the enduring bond between humans and animals amid conflict.
Archaeology Fellow Fredrik Hiebert discusses efforts to protect cultural heritage and repatriate looted artifacts from regions like Afghanistan and Peru.
After nearly 30 years of silence, Jessica Stuart returns to Japan to find her childhood friend Fukue, who was her closest companion during her time there.
A flotilla boat faces a drone attack, igniting calls for justice for Palestine.
Rodrigo Abd shares his experiences capturing the realities of Guatemala's gangs and death.
Rescue workers in Gaza deliver a baby amidst rubble, showcasing resilience and hope.
Göran Rosenberg reflects on his father's Holocaust survival and the lasting impact of trauma, exploring themes of memory, identity, and societal indifference.
Cosmological phenomena pose a constant threat to Earth, yet humanity's self-destructive tendencies may lead to our demise long before any asteroid strikes.
A South African activist marches to Gaza to advocate for Palestinian rights, highlighting urgent humanitarian issues and the need for global solidarity.
A Palestinian photojournalist reunites a baby with her relatives in Gaza after capturing her image at Alifa Hospital.
More than 20 years of investigation have failed to bring justice in some rape cases, prompting widespread protests across India for accountability and change.
Isabelle Yeung shares her experiences at the first attention center she just reached.
Over 550 people are killed in Lebanon in one day due to Israeli actions, highlighting tragedy.
Israel pushes civilians to safety in Rafah, then bombs the area, sparking outrage.
A baby loses parents and siblings in a tragic attack in Gaza, sparking widespread sorrow.
Jewish activists rally in New York City to support the removal of the pro-Israel lobby.
A meeting with President Bill Clinton during NATO's 1999 intervention is a key moment that shaped Kosovo's view of American support against Serbian aggression.
Mothers in Gaza reunite with their detained children, revealing deep emotional pain.
A former Guantánamo Bay detainee spent 14 years in captivity, reflecting on his release and the bond formed with a guard who treated him with respect.
A secret government video claims that an alien civilization near Saturn is manipulating conspiracy theories to distract humanity from their true intentions.
Oliver Stone's unit uncovered a hidden bunker where villagers were taking refuge, reflecting the chaos and moral confusion of the Vietnam War.
Orhan Pamuk explains to Richard Lea why he turned his novel into a museum.
The rise of digital assistants, highlighted by insights from Google, marks a significant shift in technology's role in everyday life and human interaction.
A one-inch by one-inch section of forest on Washington State's Olympic Peninsula is designated as one square inch of Silence, free from human noise.
On any given day in America, 100,000 people are held in solitary confinement, locked in cells for 23 hours a day with minimal human contact.
South Africa stands firm against Israel at the ICJ hearing, advocating for humanity.
A Spanish minister advocates for severing ties with Israel, earning public support and admiration.
Philomena's son would have turned 50 today, prompting a discussion about her search for him and the emotional weight of her story.
Liz Clarke shares her 20,000-mile sailing journey in the Pacific, filled with fear and discovery.
Pope Francis, the first Pope from the Global South, has died, leaving a lasting legacy.
Thos Informer reveals the daily horrors faced by a 911 operator, including people murdered.
The pink triangle, once a symbol of Nazi oppression for homosexuals, was reclaimed by the gay rights movement in the 1980s as a symbol of pride.
Nipun Syal discusses the balance between AI and humanity in this insightful talk.
Humanity seeks to find the Sun's secrets, which could impact our survival.
In Gaza, a baby named Hasan survives an Israeli airstrike, becoming an orphan after his mother tragically dies while holding him.
An elderly couple in Gaza faces emotional turmoil after returning to their bombed home.
A miracle baby is rescued from a bombed house in Gaza, bringing hope and emotion.
Videos from El Fasher depict horrific violence, with people being crushed, burned, and killed, prompting a Palestinian civil defense worker to call for global action.
A Palestinian surgeon recounts his 200-day torture and his return to helping others.
A South African author creates a coloring book to teach kids about Palestinian history.
A young girl in Gaza mistakes thunder for an airstrike, highlighting her trauma.
Ten British nationals are accused of committing war crimes in Gaza, prompting calls for accountability from UK lawyers and advocacy groups.
A man sings in a way that mimics being underwater, attracting attention on Facebook and prompting discussions about creativity and unique talents.
Two decades after the September 11 attacks, survivors continue to battle serious health issues, including lung disease and heart conditions.
A father documents his family's escape from bombings in Gaza while protecting his child.
The video addresses the Israel-Palestine conflict and calls for humanitarian support for Gaza.
