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At Cafe X in San Francisco, robots prepare coffee, exemplifying the growing trend of automation in the food and beverage industry.
The team investigates a large moving figure in the Pacific Northwest, as fans of Expedition Bigfoot share their excitement on social media.
Russell hears tree knocks in Northern Ontario, sparking Bigfoot sightings discussions online.
Britain's Armed Forces Minister combats pro-Russian disinformation about coronavirus on Twitter.
A Scottish Councillor urges action for Gaza's humanitarian crisis and calls for global support.
Sean Penn discusses his Oscars joke about Alejandro Inarritu and the ensuing Twitter backlash.
Last Week Tonight with John Oliver promotes its social media presence, encouraging fans to engage with HBO on platforms like Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, and YouTube.
Forecasters warn of freezing fog and snow disrupting the UK for another week.
John Oliver presents a rapid-fire overview of 15 diverse topics in one minute, showcasing the unique format of Last Week Tonight on HBO.
A shark nearly tips over a kayak, prompting viewers to consider their reactions.
Shark Week 2022 starts July 24, featuring thrilling content and jump scares for fans.
Sheila Nevins and Jeffrey Toobin discuss documentary filmmaking at The New Yorker Conference.
Simon Pegg humorously teases Twitter followers about Josh and 'Hungry Games.'
The acapella group Techapella has grown from 140 to 280 members in five years, blending musical talent with the tech culture of Silicon Valley.
Skull and Bones, a secretive society at Yale University, is examined for its influence on power dynamics and connections to prominent members like George Bush.
Francis Wilson remains calm as a video wall tile disrupts his weather forecast.
Adam Boulton continues reporting after swallowing a fly during a UK government reshuffle broadcast.
Gold Rush: White Water follows a team seeking small gold nuggets worth 3,000 dollars while reflecting on the legacy of cast member Dustin's late father.
Snap's IPO garners interest amid concerns over competition and user growth.
Heavy snow causes travel chaos in London and the South East, disrupting transportation networks.
Robin Dunbar discusses the impact of social media on meaningful relationships in modern life.
New dance moves for the socially awkward, featuring The New Yorker’s humor and style.
A group engages in humorous hazing antics, prompting mixed reactions from viewers about the absurdity of the situation and the current state of programming on Discovery Channel.
South Africa stands firm against Israel at the ICJ hearing, advocating for humanity.
South Korea braces for a second coronavirus wave as new clusters emerge in Seoul's Itaewon.
In the Yellow Sea, South Korean coast guard personnel fire machine-gun rounds at Chinese fishing vessels, seizing two trawlers amid escalating maritime tensions.
Dozens are dead in a crowd crush during Halloween festivities in Seoul, South Korea.
The Starship explodes minutes after liftoff, prompting Elon Musk to share lessons learned on Twitter.
Three people die as police storm a Sydney cafe during a 16-hour hostage situation.
Survivalists narrowly miss catching a monitor lizard during a wild chase for dinner.
Steve Martin discusses Twitter, his journal, and the nine habits of organized people.
Storm Eunice brings 122mph gusts, disrupting landings at Heathrow and trending on social media.
French police kill the suspect in the Strasbourg shooting incident.
Survivalists in an abandoned cage must strategize to evade lions prowling nearby during a night-time survival challenge in the African wilderness.
Dramatic footage shows a passenger jet crashing into a bridge in Taiwan before hitting a river.
A boy is arrested for the attempted murder of a teacher in Tewkesbury following a stabbing.
A team finds a skull at Blind Frog Ranch, raising questions about a possible sacrifice.
A driver loses steering due to chassis twist during a critical race moment.
A 15-year-old shoots three students at Oxford High School in Michigan, injuring six others.
Tensions rise at Nugget Creek as Dustin struggles to find the pay layer after conflicts arise.
The new season of Naked and Afraid XL premieres tonight on Discovery, featuring Colombia's predators.
France declares a state of emergency after 127 people are killed in Paris attacks.
The Jeremy Kyle Show is canceled after a guest's suicide, prompting discussions on ITV's role.
In 1976, the Thai student massacre in Bangkok left a lasting impact on the community, as firsthand accounts reveal the tragedy's ongoing remembrance.
Jonathan Guthrie discusses his radical plan for an independent London in FT Comment.
Fred Hurt, a legendary gold miner known for his role on 'Gold Rush: White Water,' reflects on his 80 years of life and mentorship in the mining community.
Steve Jobs' death raises questions about Apple's future and its leadership under Tim Cook.
New mobile phones and Google Glass influence searches and raise privacy concerns.
