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In Las Vegas, Danny Koker challenges his team to generate innovative money-making ideas for Count's Kustoms, leading to a proposal for building a bike.
Advancements in rescue technology are critical for responding to disasters such as avalanches, earthquakes, and hurricanes, highlighting the importance of rapid response.
The video shows an event taken down, highlighting the need for luck in war and censorship issues.
In the mountains of Sada, Yemen, the Houthis, led by President Ruthie, emerged from conflict to seize the capital, driven by a radical ideology rooted in Zaydi revivalism.
Hassan Rouhani, President of Iran, warns Donald Trump about the potential for conflict, labeling it the 'mother of all wars' amid rising U.S.-Iran tensions.
Russia withdraws troops from Kherson, raising skepticism and fears of a trap in Ukraine.
The war in Ukraine sees thousands dead as Russia shifts focus to the Donbass region.
Fresh Russian attacks threaten Ukraine as President Zelinski visits liberated towns.
The war in Ukraine has resulted in widespread destruction, a massive refugee crisis, and significant international condemnation of Russia's actions.
The Russian invasion of Ukraine escalates as Kiev faces heavy shelling and civilian resistance.
Russia's media faces tight control, distorting the truth about the war in Ukraine.
Israel denies genocide claims from South Africa amid ongoing conflict in Gaza and public support.
Yuri and Svetlana navigate family life amid shifting front lines in war-torn Ukraine.
Russian President Vladimir Putin's denial of military involvement in Ukraine is contradicted by evidence of Russian troops documented through social media and open-source information.
Serj Tankian discusses how the Nagorno-Karabakh war influenced his music and priorities.
Ukrainian and Russian forces clash near Soledar, with heavy casualties and ongoing shelling.
In Season 2, Episode 6 of The Proof Is Out There, claims about dogs freezing time and the reality of invisibility cloaking are examined through expert analysis and technology.
Parents investigate why their children joined the fight against Isis in Syria.
Sudanese people eat animal feed amid war, highlighting a severe humanitarian crisis.
After a hurricane disrupts the start of alligator hunting season in Louisiana, local swampers rely on family support to recover lost time.
In Season 5, Episode 8 of Swamp People, swampers push their property limits while facing conflict with an angry landowner in Louisiana's alligator hunting season.
In Idleb province, 12-year-old Hamoudé becomes the main provider for his family, highlighting the devastating impact of the Syrian Civil War on childhood.
A 24-year-old woman reflects on her life in Syria, stating she must fight for her country despite the dangers and suffering around her.
Amateur footage from Zamalka shows a father and son reuniting after a chemical attack in Syria.
The 12th-century Sunni mosque in Aleppo's Unesco site is destroyed amid conflict on Wednesday.
Vice follows Abu Marwan and the Islamic Front defending Aleppo from the Syrian regime.
On June 3rd, Marinka, a Ukrainian control town, is attacked by the DNR after February's ceasefire.
Fourteen years after the war, Bougainville seeks to reopen the mine amid complex allegations.
Malalai Joya, The Bravest Woman in Afghanistan, fights for justice amid ongoing conflict.
In wartime settings, medics, nurses, and surgeons adapt rapidly to the evolving challenges of battlefield injuries and medical care.
In Gaza, families navigate the challenges of war and displacement while striving to protect their pets, showcasing resilience and compassion amidst conflict.
Two days after his victory, the Catholic Church recognized Francisco Franco as Spain's leader, supporting his violent campaign to cleanse the country.
Eritrea, once hailed as Africa's most promising democracy, now endures severe oppression under President Isaias Afwerki, marked by war, famine, and human rights violations.
Four bladesmiths compete to forge a high carbon steel falcata and the hammer needed for its creation in Season 3, Episode 4 of Forged in Fire.
In eastern Ukraine, female soldiers have become vital members of the Ukrainian Armed Forces amid ongoing conflict, facing both resistance and determination in their roles.
In Las Vegas, Danny "The Count" Koker and his team at Count's Kustoms search for parts to build a Rat Rod inspired by local shop designs.
In southern Gaza, Muhammad AB documents the impact of war on families and provides comfort to children seeking refuge in school shelters amidst ongoing violence.
Bullets chirp in vain as a soldier's face kisses the mud, captured in a reading of World War I poetry by actor Sean Bean.
Two and a half million Americans have been sent to war in the last 16 years, facing lasting mental effects and challenges upon returning home.
Eritrea's ongoing conflict with Ethiopia, particularly the escalation on May 2, 2000, profoundly impacts its people, shaping their narratives and hopes for peace.
The Ukrainian military claims responsibility for destroying a Russian ship in Berdyansk.
Rebels in North Uganda kidnap children to use them as human shields in conflict.
In 1937, the massacre in Nanking resulted in horrific atrocities, as survivors recount their experiences and Iris Chang seeks to document this overlooked history.
Russian males struggle with conscription and the realities of war in Chechnya since August.
The Firestone rubber plantation in Liberia became a battleground during the civil war, as former employees recount the chaos and fear experienced on that pivotal day.
Sudan's slave trading uses slavery as a weapon against Christians and animists in the south.
Many Russians flee to Germany and Mongolia to escape the war and state persecution.
In Scotland, Rick and Marty Lagina investigate a theory regarding the construction of the Money Pit while their team works in the Oak Island swamp.
