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10,000 years is the estimated time it took 'Oumuamua to cross the solar system, leading Harvard professor Avi Loeb to suggest it may be an artificial object.
Amazon employs 600,000 workers across its fulfillment centers, where employees report high productivity rates and concerns about surveillance and burnout.
Many Republicans in the United States believe the 2020 election was stolen and share conspiracy theories.
Amin Dada's legacy as an African dictator is discussed, highlighting his politics and social media presence.
25,000 migrants, mostly from Tunisia, landed on the Mediterranean island of Lampedusa in 2011, seeking a new life after revolutions devastated their homelands.
Josh Toussaint-Strauss highlights racism in anime and efforts to improve black representation.
In August 2012, a group of football players in Steubenville, Ohio, sexually assaulted an underage girl at a party, leading to community silence and later intervention by Anonymous.
Apple's Siri lags behind competitors due to privacy concerns, says John Burkey from VICE News.
The rise of cosmetic dermal fillers in the UK, valued at £3.6 billion, is linked to influencers like Kylie Jenner and raises concerns about beauty standards and societal perceptions.
Between 500 and 700 Palestinian children are tried each year under military law for incitement, facing a 99% conviction rate.
Matt Shea visits Florida to explore the cultural impact of lean in hip-hop and social media.
In April 2022, a hack on the Ronin network resulted in the loss of over $600 million in cryptocurrency, marking the largest hack of its kind.
Over $1 million has been saved by Jim Browning, who disrupts scams and alerts victims in real-time using webcams and CCTV.
The USS Ronald Reagan represents traditional air power as drones reshape modern warfare.
A 14-year-old named Jalea created the viral dance challenge "Renegade," but her work received little recognition when others copied it on TikTok.
Buba Aguiar helps Acari's residents as Bolsonaro resists lockdown during the coronavirus crisis.
Over 3,000 lives have been lost in the conflict between the Bougainville Revolutionary Army and Papua New Guinea forces, exacerbated by a severe blockade.
Forty-five million unique viewers watch esports each month on Twitch, marking a significant shift in the gaming industry's mainstream appeal.
Christopher Wylie reveals that Cambridge Analytica spent $1 million harvesting millions of Facebook profiles to influence political perceptions.
Over 300,000 people have been relocated from the Gobi Desert as it expands by 1,000 square kilometers each year, forcing families to leave their ancestral homes.
Cape Town's crack crisis reveals drug dealing by youths in both poor and middle-class areas.
Carlos Ghosn's career trajectory illustrates his transformation from a leading figure in the Renault-Nissan-Mitsubishi alliance to an international fugitive facing legal challenges in Japan.
Philippines women face poverty, leading to selling their babies online for survival.
A group of around 150 Chechen refugees protested in Vienna against the persecution of their countrymen under Ramzan Kadyrov's regime.
Up to 70,000 narcotics addicts live in Yunnan province, with some areas reporting an addict in every second family.
2,000 factories in Dongguan have closed, leaving many workers without jobs and forcing them to return to their villages amid a struggling economy.
Christopher Wylie reveals Cambridge Analytica's disinformation tactics for the Trump campaign.
FRONTLINE investigates black lung disease among coal miners and reports from Yemen starting January 22, 2019.
Harmeet Bans, known as Bunty, shares his experiences of adapting to life in Germany while maintaining his Indian heritage through cuisine and family traditions.
Ten women call a dating coach a scam artist in online reviews, prompting a confrontation about her methods and the negative feedback she receives.
Natalie Wynn's YouTube channel features 30-minute videos that use 15 wigs and $1,000 in props to discuss political issues like the alt-right and climate change.
A record 69 percent of Americans believe the country is on the wrong track as the coronavirus pandemic continues to surge and the economy falters.
Claire Barrett and Andy Chamberlin discuss small business challenges with Sybil loans.
A 17-year-old girl is arrested in Iran for dancing and forced to confess on state television, sparking a viral protest for women's rights.
Thailand's startups navigate digital trust and privacy in a rapidly growing digital world.
Seventy people are taken hostage during a terrorist raid on the OPEC building in Vienna on December 21, 1975, led by Carlos the Jackal.
Harvey L. Green pleads for forgiveness on Deathrow.com during the Internet's early days.
Over 400 applications were submitted to Massachusetts' Cannabis Control Commission, but only four resulted in the opening of dispensaries.
More than 10,000 people worldwide claim to be victims of gang stalking and share their stories.
More than a million people have been displaced by Israeli attacks, with families seeking help and shelter in the streets of Beirut.
Stanley fights for an accessible South Africa and the rights of disabled people in Johannesburg.
The catastrophic earthquake in Turkey and Syria has resulted in thousands of fatalities, highlighting urgent rescue efforts and the need for humanitarian aid.
Michael Kirk's 'Divided States' reveals the intense polarization affecting Washington today.
A drone pilot explains how easy it is to smuggle contraband into prison using fishing line and a simple remote control setup.
The Dust Off Medevac crew recounts their life-saving missions in Afghanistan during combat.
This report warns of a major earthquake threat to Japan, particularly around Tokyo.
Five bodies of young people who died from ecstasy overdoses were brought to Cape Town's Salt River mortuary in the past year.
Edward Snowden prefers Russia over Guantanamo, citing unfair trials in the States.
