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A 2007 Naval Academy graduate describes becoming a disabled veteran due to chronic health conditions from long-term use of prescribed benzodiazepines.
Three children at a North Dakota summer camp are taught to develop their "prophetic gifts" and encouraged to promote conservative Christian values.
High in the mountains of Lebanon, a Greek Orthodox Christian monastery exemplifies a life of simplicity and devotion through daily rituals and community labor.
Elite surgeons in Cambridge perform a high-risk surgery to save patient Chris from a tumor.
Attiya Khan confronts her abusive ex-boyfriend Steve after 22 years to discuss his violent actions and seek accountability for their past relationship.
Six Catholics share their personal struggles with faith in various churches, revealing diverse perspectives on Jesus and spirituality.
Eight entrepreneurs in Bangladesh run a service marketplace that connects local businesses with customers, aiming to improve their economic conditions.
Eddie Stobart, a renowned haulage company, showcases its drivers tackling delivery challenges while competing apprentices vie for coveted positions.
Zappy Zapolin discusses the biblical concept of Mana and its possible connection to psychedelics with spiritual leaders and celebrities throughout the film.
Sugar's addictive nature and its significant contribution to the global obesity epidemic are examined through insights from leading scientists and critiques of the food industry.
Eight healthy young men participate in a clinical trial for the drug TGN1412 on March 13, 2006, leading to a severe medical emergency.
A woman walks alone across Tibet, seeking ancient teachings and spiritual traditions that are at risk of disappearing amid modernization.
All 70 examined fruits and vegetables have lost an average of 16% of their calcium, 27% of their vitamin C, and nearly half of their iron levels over the past 60 years.
All 70 fruit and vegetables examined have lost an average of 16% of their calcium and 27% of their vitamin C over the past 60 years.
Children today are 20 to 30 kilos heavier than in previous generations, as the food industry manipulates them into unhealthy eating habits.
More than 100 million blood donations are collected each year worldwide, yet much of this blood is sold to pharmaceutical companies for profit.
135 men serve as the Swiss Guard, the world's smallest army, sworn to protect the Pope and uphold a tradition that dates back over 500 years.
Nearly 350,000 traditional Mennonites live in self-sufficient colonies, adhering to strict rules and a lifestyle that rejects modern influences.
34,000 children die every day from poverty and preventable diseases, while 50 percent of the world's population lives on less than two dollars a day.
Gerry Lopez spent 30 years surfing Pipeline, where he faced intense waves and natural hazards like landslides and earthquakes.
The aftermath of the 2008 financial meltdown in America highlights the growing divide between the super-rich and the struggling majority.
Over a billion Muslims pray five times a day towards Mecca, but new research suggests they may have been misled about the true origins of their faith.
The global cognitive supplement market was valued at $2.3 billion in 2015 and is projected to reach $11 billion by 2025.
Two thousand years of Christianity's history are examined, focusing on key figures like Jesus of Nazareth and the early Christian communities.
RCA's profits surged from $9 million in 1940 to nearly $50 million by 1950, driven by the rise of radio and the looming advent of television.
In the United States, 16,000 people have lodged complaints for sexual abuse against Catholic priests, revealing a widespread pattern of misconduct and cover-up.
The Amish in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, share their lives and hidden struggles in this documentary.
Varanasi is a holy city in India where millions of Hindus seek salvation through death.
Neuromarketing is a controversial practice that influences consumer decisions through brain study.
750 million cubic feet of earth were moved to create Kansai International Airport, a man-made island in Osaka Bay completed in 1994.
A marketing company uses €20,000 eye-tracking glasses to study consumer behavior in an experimental store in Paris.
Project MK Ultra, a covert CIA program initiated after World War II, involved unethical experiments on unwitting subjects, leaving a lasting impact on society.
On the trading floors of the Chicago futures exchange, long-term traders like Joseph Gibbons reflect on the challenges of a profession threatened by electronic trading.
A fourth Industrial Revolution is underway, driven by technologies like artificial intelligence and robotics, which could disrupt traditional job markets.
Every four years, Americans participate in a ritual of voting for president, yet unelected financial firms wield significant influence over political outcomes.
Archaeological excavations in Israel have provided new clues about the birthplace of Saint Peter, traditionally believed to be buried under Saint Peter's Basilica in Rome.
Thirty thousand dollars Australian per week is the rental price for a holiday home overlooking the Pacific, contrasting sharply with the living conditions of Aboriginal Australians.
Seventy percent of the planet's rough diamonds pass through Antwerp, where 1,500 companies operate within a tightly monitored market.
As of 2010, between $21 trillion and $32 trillion in private wealth was held in offshore tax havens, contributing to the growing wealth gap.
On April 16, 1521, Martin Luther faced the imperial diet in Worms, where he was celebrated by supporters despite being branded a heretic by the church.
In early 17th century England, persecuted Catholics, led by Guy Fawkes and other disillusioned elites, plotted to assassinate King James I in a failed attempt to resist oppression.
20 million Sikhs live in the Indian subcontinent, with many now able to access their holy site in Pakistan through the new Kartarpur Corridor.
Colombia exported 27% more emeralds in 2016 than in 2015, with 60% of those stones going to the United States.
Oklahoma is described as the reddest state in the country, where a group of ministers challenges fundamentalist Christian doctrine and advocates for a Gospel of Inclusion.
Seventy percent of Saudi Arabia's population is under 30, a demographic increasingly pushing for social and political reforms amid strict governance.
John D. Rockefeller cornered 98% of the world's kerosene and oil production, becoming the richest man in America with a net worth of $225 billion today.
Food fraud includes horse-meat mislabeled as beef and diluted honey, impacting consumers.
Millions of letters from German Catholics urged Pope Pius XI to take a clear stand against the rise of Nazism during the 1930s.
