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Sixty percent of enslaved individuals brought to America came from Senegal, a fact often omitted from historical narratives.
In 1754, a minor ambush near the forks of the Ohio River ignited a full-scale war between Britain and France that would shape North America's future.
1.5 million non-violent drug arrests occur each year in the U.S., with Bernard Noble serving 13 years for possessing two joints of marijuana.
New Orleans, Louisiana, is a cultural hotbed known for Mardi Gras and its French heritage.
In New Orleans, dancers express the city's vibrant culture and rhythm through their performances on the streets, showcasing the essence of local life.
In Lake Providence, Louisiana, Jesse James Casten commits a double murder of his wife Angela and her best friend Sharon, leading to a prolonged manhunt.
Mike visits Louisiana to meet Gypsy Grandma, the queen of arcade games, in this episode.
In London, the stabbing death of a teenager highlights the grim realities faced by crime scene cleaners dealing with the aftermath of urban violence.
A serial killer in California preys on women, leaving victims across Mississippi and Louisiana.
A football field of land disappears every hour in Louisiana due to erosion and rising sea levels, threatening homes and communities in the Bayou.
Apollo 8, a 363-foot tall rocket weighing just under 6.25 million pounds, was the first mission to orbit the Moon in December 1968.
Musician and restaurateur Taylor Hicks travels across the United States, sampling iconic dishes and exploring the culinary traditions of each state.
Cyril Chauquet navigates the Louisiana swamps in search of bull sharks and encounters aggressive silver carp, highlighting the region's wildlife dangers.
In Louisiana's Bayou, a family's greed leads to betrayal and murder, revealing the dark consequences of inheritance disputes.
50 years of newsreel footage are compiled to present a unique perspective on human experiences marked by power, grandeur, and chaos.
Adam Devine gains weight for a role while enjoying Louisiana's rich food culture.
A road sign in Louisiana marks the largest rebellion of enslaved people in US history, prompting discussions about how this event is remembered.
Big Chuk and Joe Boy navigate the challenges of bootlegging moonshine by boat to Louisiana, evading law enforcement while transporting high-value contraband.
Baton Rouge faces historic flooding as the community unites for rescue efforts after a shooting.
Louisiana releases 2,000 inmates, including Ricky Hawthorne, as part of criminal justice reforms.
Residents in Reserve, Louisiana, face a cancer risk 50 times higher than the national average.
More than 2,000 square miles of land in Louisiana have disappeared since the 1930s, forcing communities like the Biloxi Chitimacha Choctaw to relocate.
COVID-19 forces New York City and other states to use public lands for patient isolation.
In Louisiana, alligator hunters face life-threatening challenges as they respond to a gator threatening children at a local camp in Season 5, Episode 7 of Swamp People.
Phil and Willie Robertson discuss Duck Dynasty and their duck call business in Louisiana.
Krishna Andavolu covers Bernard Noble's 13-year sentence for possessing two joints in Weediquette.
Oysters were a primary food source for Native Americans in Louisiana long before commercial harvesting began, with traditional methods using sails to pull dredges.
Ruby Bridges, at six years old, became the first Black American to enroll in the all-white William Frantz Elementary School in Louisiana amid fierce protests.
Hurricane Ida leaves the entire city of New Orleans without power and causes severe flooding.
Hurricane Laura made landfall, causing severe damage in Louisiana and Texas with ongoing risks.
Fifteen people were crushed to death during the chaotic rush to exchange paper money for gold as the Mississippi Bubble collapsed in 1720 France.
Louisiana's fishing industry faces threats from rising seas and habitat loss affecting livelihoods.
Louisiana faces a nutria invasion, threatening wetlands and prompting a state bounty program.
Betsy DeVos supports Louisiana charter schools aiding dyslexic students post-Hurricane Katrina.
60 butterflies take flight in Louisiana as Indigenous women fight against fossil fuel companies threatening their land and way of life.
Louisiana lawmakers advance a bill to eliminate abortion protections in the state constitution.
Citizens in Louisiana advocate for gun ownership to enhance personal security and safety.
Two chiefs in New Orleans engage in a vibrant dance on February 20, 2007, during Mardi Gras.
In Texas, nearly 75% of prisons lack air conditioning, leading to heat indexes inside facilities that can exceed 150 degrees during summer months.
Troy and Pickle must catch one more alligator before the storm hits their area.
Ironton, Louisiana, struggles to recover from Hurricane Ida's devastation in 2021.
After a hurricane disrupts the start of alligator hunting season in Louisiana, local swampers rely on family support to recover lost time.
In Season 5, Episode 8 of Swamp People, swampers push their property limits while facing conflict with an angry landowner in Louisiana's alligator hunting season.
The Deepwater Horizon oil spill in 2010 released 210 million gallons of oil, severely impacting Louisiana fisheries and prompting advocacy from local fisher Kendra Arneson.
Colfax, Louisiana, faces environmental risks from military contracts with Clean Harbors.
The video covers the nomination of a controversial U.S. ambassador to Israel and viewer reactions.
Tom Segura addresses backlash over his Louisiana wall joke during a comedy special.
Edmund McIlhenny creates Tabasco sauce on Avery Island, Louisiana, after the Civil War.
