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In the Rising Star Cave system in South Africa, paleoanthropologists study a chamber containing the bones of the extinct species Homo naledi.
On Day 3 of Donald Trump's second impeachment trial, Michael Moore analyzes the evidence presented by Democratic impeachment managers, highlighting the violent actions of the January 6th insurrectionists.
Michael Moore critiques the legacy of Rush Limbaugh and the impact of ignorance in America, linking it to the crises in Texas and the COVID-19 pandemic.
The Majapahit Empire, centered on the volcanic island of Java, expanded its influence across Southeast Asia before ultimately declining in the face of medieval superpowers.
In the Australian outback near Jerilderie, a young couple was murdered in their farmhouse, leaving their two small children abandoned and starving.
Hayley Jones was murdered by her partner Brian Lewis after he became convinced that her increased Facebook activity indicated infidelity following her change of relationship status.
John Alite, a former multimillionaire drug dealer and Mafia killer, shares his experiences of violence and crime in New York's underworld with Trevor McDonald.
Michael Moore hosts Jeff Gibbs and Ozzie Zehner to discuss the implications of Max Blumenthal's investigation into the suppression of "Planet of the Humans" and the broader environmental crisis linked to capitalism.
Jeff Gibbs and Ozzie Zehner discuss the censorship campaign that led to the removal of their documentary from YouTube after it garnered over 8.3 million views.
In Cleveland, the mutilated body of a transgender woman is found in a pond, leading detectives to investigate three prime suspects while a medical examiner seeks forensic links.
Patricia Wlasuik's suspicious death in a rural New York lake leads detectives to investigate her husband, Peter Wlasuik, for potential murder motivated by financial gain and a new relationship.
Johannes de Jager, known as the 'Butcher of Kraaifontein', is on trial for the murder and dismemberment of 16-year-old Charmaine Mare in Cape Town.
In Bellevue, Washington, a series of murders linked to serial killer George Russell reveals a pattern of posing victims for shock value, prompting urgent investigations.
Randy Kraft, known as the 'Scorecard Killer', is an American serial killer convicted of murdering at least 16 young men in California between 1972 and 1983.
In Tallahassee, the 2010 murders of Brandi Peters and her three children led to accusations against her ex-boyfriend Henry Segura and a drug dealer's claims of a drug-related motive.
In April 1999, David Copeland's bombing campaign in London targeted minority communities, resulting in three deaths and hundreds of injuries before his capture by the Met police.
In New Delhi, the abduction of 19 children over two years is linked to Surinder Koli, a murderer and cannibal whose actions stem from a troubled life.
On the 50th anniversary of the Kent State massacre, Laurel Krause reflects on the state violence that killed her sister and three other students during a protest.
Jimmy Savile, a prominent British DJ and entertainer, was exposed as the UK's most notorious sex offender, with over 450 victims coming forward after his death in 2011.
Kelly Cochran murdered her husband and the man she cheated on him with, later serving dismembered remains to friends at a barbecue in Michigan.
John Duffy and David Mulcahy, known as the Railway Killers, are re-examined by former Detective Chief Inspector Jackie Malton for their coordinated crimes against women in Britain.
A businessman from Mexico is detained at the Juarez-Lincoln International Bridge in Laredo after officers find $3 million worth of cocaine hidden in his gas tank.
On January 9, 2013, Dan Harmon and his friends embarked on a cross-country tour, performing for audiences ranging from 50 to 350 people.
In Eagle Pass, Texas, US Customs and Border Protection officers intercept a truck, leading to the seizure of $1.5 million in black tar heroin hidden in cookware.
In Iraq's largest refugee camp, Reggie Yates spends a week living alongside 30,000 Syrian refugees, exploring their daily challenges and resilience.
Shaun King discusses the implications of Bernie Sanders' loss in the Democratic primary, the necessity of mobilizing the left, and lessons from past struggles for justice.
Darrick Hamilton, a professor at Ohio State University and advisor to Bernie Sanders, discusses economic reforms and racial disparities in health during the COVID-19 pandemic.
In June 2020, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled to protect LGBTQ workplace rights while the death of Rayshard Brooks highlighted ongoing police violence against Black Americans.
Shawn Heinrichs discusses how shark populations have dropped by over 70% in the last 50 years due to human actions and environmental changes.
Twenty years after discovering her father is not who she thought, Kulap Vilaysack confronts her past and seeks answers about her biological family.
Warner Bros.' decision to stream all 2021 films on HBO Max, bypassing traditional theater releases, raises questions about the future of cinema and streaming services, as discussed by filmmaker Michael Moore.
David Plouffe, Barack Obama's campaign manager, discusses the implications of the 2020 election, the threat posed by Donald Trump, and the potential of a Biden presidency.
In Des Moines, Iowa, residents at Smokey Row Coffee Shop share their thoughts and experiences ahead of the 2020 Iowa Caucuses.
Dr. Steven Reisner, a psychologist and political activist, discusses the intersection of psychology and capitalism while analyzing Donald Trump's impact on democracy and racism.
Michael Moore provides commentary on the political climate in New Hampshire following the Democratic debate and ahead of the primary election.
Alex Morse, the openly gay Mayor of Holyoke, Massachusetts, campaigns against powerful incumbent Richard Neal amid a politically charged and homophobic smear campaign.
Roger Waters and Rep. Rashida Tlaib join Michael Moore in a special livestream episode of Rumble, discussing music, politics, and social issues.
Michigan's 13th congressional district, represented by Rashida Tlaib, faces significant challenges from Covid-19, racial injustice, and environmental issues.
Kenosha, Wisconsin, becomes a focal point for discussions on race, class, and power following the police shooting of Jacob Blake and the subsequent protests.
Linda Sarsour, a prominent activist and organizer of the 2017 Women's March, discusses her advocacy for marginalized communities and the fight against the Trump administration's policies.
Michigan faces the worst COVID-19 surge in the nation, prompting Michael to consult Dr. Irwin Redlener on the implications of misinformation and leadership failures.
Michael Moore critiques the U.S. government's response to the Covid-19 pandemic, advocating for aggressive action reminiscent of World War II to save lives under the Biden administration.
Nathan J. Robinson, founder of Current Affairs, discusses generational divides in politics, the impact of half measures, and the stigma around socialism in America.
In 2020, Marc Lamont Hill discusses the potential for radical change in America amidst a pandemic, protests against police violence, and his firing from CNN.
Ron Weiser, Chairman of the Michigan Republican Party, faces scrutiny for his violent rhetoric against elected officials, prompting discussions on political violence with Congressman Dan Kildee.
Flint resident and activist Melissa Mays joins Michael Moore to discuss the implications of Joe Biden's endorsement of former Governor Rick Snyder amid the city's water crisis.
Michael Moore discusses the need to demilitarize, defund, and reform police forces in America following the uprisings sparked by George Floyd's death.
Keeanga-Yamahtta Taylor discusses the failures of liberal politics and the rise of right-wing demagogues in the context of the 2020 Democratic primary.
