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Michael Moore critiques corporate power and the banking system, focusing on the struggles faced by American workers and families in an industrial society.
A 35-minute overview breaks down bitcoin and its technology in simple terms for anyone curious about cryptocurrency.
Money's influence on the U.S. political system reveals a stark divide between democratic ideals and the control exerted by a powerful elite.
At 27, Jordan Belfort amassed millions through stock-market manipulation and a penny-stock scam, leading to his eventual conviction for fraud.
Economic inequality is examined through the lens of money creation, inflation, and the impact of financial systems on living standards and debt.
Four young Canadian women earn about $210 Canadian dollars a night as hostesses in Tokyo's exclusive nightclubs while grappling with the realities of their choices.
Kym and Ashley investigate a businesswoman's loss of sixty thousand pounds to a fake online lover.
The House of Dior reveals the intricate process of perfume creation, showcasing the artistry and craftsmanship behind its luxury fragrances.
Credit creation, which constitutes 97% of the world's money supply, is revealed as a key factor in the ongoing social and economic crises affecting millions.
Espionage is driven by complex motivations such as money, ego, and idealism, as explored through the stories of traitors presented by historians Dan Snow, Suzannah Lipscomb, and Matt Lewis.
Fake doctors in India endanger lives for money amid a healthcare crisis.
Once a simple staple, bread is now a branded product with countless varieties. This film explores its production, from artisan bakers to industrial factories, and the future of baking.
Germany's political and economic landscape is examined through regional issues such as Bavaria's financial solidarity with Greece and Stuttgart's "Stuttgart 21" protests.
Dimitry Rybolovlev, a Russian oligarch and owner of AS Monaco, is implicated in a corruption scandal involving Monaco's ruling elite and high-ranking officials.
Conservative party leader Kemi Badenoch delivers a speech in London addressing key political issues and party strategies.
Blockchain technology presents the potential for a decentralized web3.0 that could empower users to control their data, amidst challenges from major corporations.
On August 28, 1977, Pelé played his final match, marking the end of an era in soccer and leaving a lasting legacy on the sport.
The 2008 financial crisis prompted global market crashes and government bailouts, raising questions about the long-term effects of these interventions on economic stability.
Mediapart's editorial office during the 2017 French presidential election provides insight into investigative journalism amid controversies like the Baupin affair and Football Leaks.
Two young children are left without their mother when Sharon goes missing, leading to a police investigation that uncovers a tragic crime.
Taji's attempt to gamble his production budget in Las Vegas leads him through a series of unexpected events, including a haunted motel and a brothel.
This episode discusses the rivalry between MindGeek and WGCZ in the porn industry.
Four jobs are completed by Lizard Lick Towing's crew, but a confrontation over payment escalates in an abandoned warehouse in New Orleans.
Ten women call a dating coach a scam artist in online reviews, prompting a confrontation about her methods and the negative feedback she receives.
Jake, a passionate crystal hunter, has turned his hobby into a profitable business, amassing a collection of 3,000 crystals and earning $100,000 through sales on Instagram.
They challenge the idea that money can't buy happiness after reaching financial freedom.
Eddie Hall gambles for the first time in Vegas, experiencing wins and losses at blackjack.
The video questions how to get 12,000 people to give $20,000 each, prompting ethical discussions.
Henry VIII's extravagant feasts exemplify the opulence of historical dining, showcasing the immense wealth spent on rare and luxurious foods and drinks.
The secret footballer claims that the media reveals only about 2% of the true events in football, while he shares what he believes is closer to 50%.
Two teenagers claim they were scammed out of laptops by a woman connected to the Gold family's pawn shop in Detroit.
Jeff Goldblum shares hilarious outtakes from the Law and Order: Civil Forfeiture Unit segment.
Michael Moore addresses a crowd in Justin Herman Plaza, San Francisco, advocating for mass action to reclaim political power following the 2008 election.
A millennial discusses spending habits and challenges stereotypes about their generation.
Ben McKenzie, an actor with an economics background, investigates the dark side of cryptocurrency, interviewing jailed CEOs and exploring Bitcoin's impact in El Salvador.
Eighteen police officers raided a university house, arresting students in their rooms after a tip-off about drugs and money.
At 15 years old, one former drug dealer reflects on his early choices and the addiction to money and lifestyle that led him into the criminal world.
Chanté Joseph explains why money can't replace true allyship to the Black community.
A family of four arrives in Canada, but their hopes are shattered when their daughter Kasia is denied entry due to an infectious eye disease.
Companies turn social media likes into profit, with young consumers acting as active marketers in a significant shift in advertising strategies.
The Iran Contra affair exemplifies how the gray and black markets intertwine with parallel diplomacy, revealing the ethical compromises made for profit.
Only 20 or 30 people in the world fish for bluefin tuna professionally, and one of them is determined to support his family through this high-stakes hunt.
Michael Sandel critiques how money influences access to essential needs in society.
Felix Martin tells Andrew Hill that mainstream views on money are misguided and dangerous.
Influential figures like J.P. Morgan, Teddy Roosevelt, and Michael Milken shaped America's financial landscape, highlighting Wall Street's role in global economics.
US ambassador Warren Stephens expresses confidence in collaborating with UK foreign secretary Ed Miliband despite disagreements over North Sea energy policy.
A son in the UK murders his parents, driven by greed and financial pressures, raising questions about familial conflict and the consequences of unchecked desires.
Two men are convicted for faking $2.3 trillion bonds in one of the most audacious frauds ever.
