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China's social credit system imposes strict monitoring on citizens, impacting personal relationships and daily life for couples navigating this surveillance landscape.
In Acapulco, soldiers from Unit 27 of the 56th Infantry Battalion confront the escalating violence of drug cartels in one of the world's most dangerous cities.
A man loses his life savings to a romance scammer posing as a US military member, only to find himself entangled in a money-laundering scheme.
The murder of 80-year-old Jenny Methven reveals the complexities of familial trust and the extensive investigation by Tayside Police into her tragic death.
Stephen Klenczar swindled over half a million pounds from his community while posing as a barrister with no legal qualifications.
A customer demands their television back while arguing with staff in a Detroit pawn shop, illustrating the chaos of daily transactions.
Flint, Michigan faced a devastating water crisis when its government switched to a polluted source, leading to widespread health issues and community activism.
A family grapples with accusations of abuse as child welfare services investigate the complex dynamics between a mother, her husband, and their daughter.
Life in the Central African Republic is shaped by ongoing conflict, as families and communities navigate daily violence while striving for resilience and survival.
Over ten certificates in various programs, including suicide awareness and personal boundaries, are held by T.A., an inmate at Grand Valley Institution.
In a tragic case of online deception, 19-year-old Tony Bushby used social media to manipulate fellow student Katie Briscoe before fatally stabbing her.
Cultural attitudes toward love and infidelity vary significantly, as seen in Italy's open sexuality, Japan's formal dating, and India's arranged marriages.
In Acapulco, Reggie Yates joins Unit 27 of the 56th Infantry Battalion to experience the challenges faced by soldiers combating powerful drug cartels.
A young woman plans to sell her virginity online, seeking a long-term arrangement that includes two or three nights with a bidder.
A repossession team faces a tense standoff when Bobby confronts a man who broke into his home, testing the limits of patience and control.
Five percent of residents in a precinct reported issues with law enforcement, while the remaining ninety-five percent maintained a cooperative relationship.
A repo job for a 5310 John Deere enclosed tractor leads Ron and Bobby into a confrontation with angry farmers in Lizard Lick, North Carolina.
Four experts in espionage discuss the gap between popular portrayals and the reality of covert operations during a panel at The New Yorker Festival.
A drug mule recalls being given 500 grams of drugs to deliver while facing threats from gang members posing as police.
A young man recounts being shot nine times after leaving a party in Chicago's South Shore neighborhood, reflecting on the violence that surrounds him.
3.5 is already too low, a sentiment echoed by progressive lawmakers demanding stronger climate action amid bipartisan negotiations.
One participant reported witnessing inappropriate behavior towards a minor, but feared the repercussions of speaking out in Hollywood's culture of silence.
