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Vigilantes known as Buffers engage in a contentious battle against graffiti writers, raising questions about public space, expression, and community values.
In Chihuahua City, residents of a makeshift camp face dire living conditions while working as fruit pickers, amidst local tensions and rising crime rates.
A Trump sign in a family's yard is vandalized and run over twice, reflecting the hostility they face as supporters during the 2016 election.
Russian restaurant owners face threats and boycotts after Putin's invasion of Ukraine.
Seven people were killed during communal violence in Bangladesh last year, prompting fears among Hindus as they prepare for the upcoming Durga Puja festival.
Five centuries after the arrival of the Spanish, the edifices of the Maya still dominate the town built directly on their monuments.
Freddie Gray's death sparks protests and a curfew in Baltimore starting April 28.
The video advocates for harder jail time for graffiti taggers in New York City.
India has recorded nearly 150 anti-Christian attacks in the last year, with two individuals losing their lives due to their faith.
Supporters of Jair Bolsonaro vandalize Brazil's congress and presidential palace in Brasília.
Characters wear awesome outfits while navigating community service and forming friendships.
Camelot Theme Park featured a roller coaster that generated 5Gs of force, attracting thrill-seekers before its closure and subsequent decay.
Archie Moore founded the ABC program to help boys avoid trouble and think for themselves after experiencing juvenile delinquency in his youth.
A historic black church sues the Proud Boys, revealing their financial struggles and violent actions.
Wembley Park station can handle up to 60,000 passengers during special events, but ongoing redevelopment work has turned it into a building site.
Up to 1,000 new graffiti tags appear on the London Underground each day, costing tube companies £12 million annually to clean.