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5.6 million people are projected to die from obesity worldwide in the next two years, driven by aggressive marketing of junk food in developing countries.
5.6 million people are projected to die from obesity worldwide by 2020, as junk food consumption rises in countries like India and Brazil.
Graffiti artists secretly take over cities, showcasing their art on walls and railway tracks.
5.6 million people worldwide are projected to die from obesity-related issues by 2020, as fast food brands target developing markets with unhealthy products.
15 million tourists visit London each year, many of whom fall victim to scams that exploit the city's charm and history.
Darius McCollum, a man with Asperger’s, impersonates NYC transit workers and faces jail time.
Every year, 5,000 Western tourists visit North Korea, where they must adhere to strict regulations and are closely monitored during their stay.
5.6 million people will die from obesity worldwide in the next two years, as junk food marketing tactics target developing countries with fewer regulations.
Sasha Blair-Goldensohn advocates for disabled New Yorkers, highlighting the challenges they face in accessing public transportation in New York City.
Andy Richter humorously travels back to Monday for a Subway sandwich deal with Conan.
Hermes, a Parisian graffiti artist, showcases his work in the Paris metro and beyond.
Jim Gaffigan humorously captions New Yorker cartoons, including scenes with New Yorkers and Carol.
Louis C.K. shares humorous stories about New Yorkers and an embarrassing subway incident.
Andy Richter humorously uses a time machine to travel back to Monday for a sweet onion chicken teriyaki sandwich from Subway, leading to a chaotic adventure.
Ireland's Supreme Court rules that Subway's bread cannot legally be called bread due to its excessive sugar content.
New Yorkers celebrate the Second Avenue subway while mourning the L train's closure for repairs.
Metropolitan Transit Athletics offers a unique $2.75 workout experience that combines fitness with the hustle of New York City's subway system.
Charlie Pellet, the voice behind the iconic "stand clear of the closing doors" announcement, shares his path from London to becoming a key figure in New York City's subway system.
