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In Diriyah, the intersection of religion and the House of Saud reveals the enduring loyalty of the Saudi elite to the royal family despite the Khashoggi assassination.
John Perkins, a former "Economic Hit-man," discusses systemic corruption and proposes a Resource-Based Economy alongside The Venus Project in addressing global social issues.
In Jeddah, young Saudis advocate for gender equality amid significant conservative opposition as the country seeks to diversify its economy through tourism.
Timbuktu, once a vibrant cultural hub, faced destruction and identity turmoil after being occupied by Tuareg separatists and Ansar Dine jihadists in 2012.
Mecca and Medina, as the two holy cities of Islam, provide Saudi Arabia with significant religious influence while raising questions about the support for moderate Islam among religious leaders.
Amateur sailors aboard the Barque Picton Castle face mental and physical challenges as they navigate the globe while adapting to life at sea.
Award-winning TV personality Andrew Younghusband leads 45 amateur sailors aboard the Barque Picton Castle as they navigate the challenges of life at sea.
In southern Saudi Arabia, resistance to reforms intensifies following the murder of journalist Jamal Khashoggi and questions surrounding Crown Prince Mohammed Bin Salman's support.
Amateur sailors aboard the Barque Picton Castle face mental and physical challenges as they navigate the globe, learning to adapt to life at sea.
Award-winning TV personality Andrew Younghusband leads 45 amateur sailors on a transformative voyage around the world aboard the Barque Picton Castle.
Monetary-Market Economics is examined for its fundamental flaws, highlighting issues like debt defaults, pollution, and health crises, while proposing a shift towards Earth and Natural Law.
In Mauritania, where urbanization has transformed desert customs, activists continue to fight against the enduring practice of slavery despite its official abolition in 1981.
Amateur sailors aboard the Barque Picton Castle face mental and physical challenges as they navigate the globe, adapting to life at sea for weeks.
Andrew Younghusband leads a crew of 45 amateur sailors aboard the Barque Picton Castle as they navigate the challenges of sailing around the world.
Amateur sailors aboard the Barque Picton Castle, led by Andrew Younghusband, navigate the challenges of life at sea while training in teamwork and resilience.
A group of individuals confronts their fears and anxieties as they decide whether to jump from a ten-meter diving platform in a public pool.
Many Republicans believe Bill Gates uses vaccines to implant microchips in Americans.
Concerns about injuries in American contact sports, particularly regarding concussions, are prompting discussions on the need for significant changes in how these games are played.
Five people were confirmed dead following the volcanic eruption on White Island, also known as Whakaari, in New Zealand, with others presumed dead.
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Explosive Media, an Iranian team, created AI-generated LEGO videos that sparked debate on propaganda and information warfare during the Iran-Israel conflict.
Samsung's Galaxy Note 3, equipped with a 1080p screen, 3GB RAM, and Snapdragon 800 CPU, competes against the HTC One Max and Xperia Z Ultra.
On September 11, 2001, over 2,000 emergency workers responded to the attacks in New York City, with more than 400 losing their lives in the effort.
In the 1980s, a New York City garbage barge sparked a national conversation about waste management, leading to Americans recycling approximately 68 million tons of trash today.
Parents of missing students in Mexico reject claims about identified remains in a massacre.
Emma and Colin discuss the latest newsy cartoons from The New Yorker this week.
On March 3, 2020, powerful tornadoes struck downtown Nashville, Tennessee, resulting in at least 21 fatalities and extensive damage to infrastructure.
Tucker Carlson discusses the implications of the Iran war, his break with Donald Trump, and U.S. foreign policy regarding Israel, Ukraine, and Taiwan in a March 2026 interview.
In the 1970s, the Gautreaux case ended segregated government housing in Chicago, highlighting the complexities of addressing decades of racial segregation.
H.I.V. infection rates have declined in some areas, but the AIDS crisis remains a significant issue in the US, as illustrated by Ryan White's legacy.
Ghaith Abdul-Ahad reports on Al Qaeda's operations in Yemen and their claim for the Charlie Hebdo attack.
Alexei Navalny's return to Russia in January 2021 sparked mass protests, resulting in nearly 4,000 arrests and revitalizing the opposition against President Putin.
The National Association for the Advancement of Colored People initiated a boycott in Natchez, Mississippi, to address demands for racial justice during the civil rights movement.
Mass surveillance in the United States is driven by powerful agencies and companies that monitor citizens' communications and activities, raising significant privacy concerns.
Mass surveillance in the United States is driven by powerful agencies and companies that monitor personal data, raising significant privacy concerns.
Andy Burnham convenes his cabinet for the first time, emphasizing a commitment to addressing the cost of living crisis in the UK.
Antarctica's unique governance under international law faces challenges from geopolitical interests of nations like the United States, Russia, and China amid climate change threats.
Argentina's farmers are exploring sustainable agricultural practices in the wake of glyphosate's environmental concerns and the EU's renewed licensing.
As a massive Russian convoy approaches Kyiv, Ukraine calls on the European Union for solidarity and support amid escalating tensions in the region.
In El Salvador, survivors of the 1981 El Mozote massacre seek justice while the country confronts the ongoing implications of its violent past.
Australia recorded its highest December temperature ever, intensifying wildfires and underscoring the severe impacts of climate change in the region.
Smoke from Australia's wildfires travels thousands of miles to South America, impacting air quality and weather patterns globally.
Victims of the August 2020 Beirut explosion express their anger and demand accountability from the Lebanese government for their immense losses.
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