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The Army develops robots like Little David and Goliath to enhance combat safety and efficiency.
Aldrich Ames, a CIA operative, betrays U.S. agents in Russia, leading to his capture in 1994.
Workers at Proportion London have crafted mannequins for over 20 years, using techniques that transform creative concepts into retail displays.
Ralph Martin crafts barrels for good wine, using oak staves and traditional techniques.
Algie David's Hologram USA brings Tupac, Amy Winehouse, and Roy Orbison back to life through technology.
A satellite measuring 3.5 meters by 3.5 meters and weighing just under 6 tons is set to be the heaviest payload ever launched by SpaceX.
British politics faces disruption from the Brexit vote, impacting leadership and mayoral campaigns.
The Bronson bike thrives in London, becoming a top choice for commuters since 1976.
McLaren aims to rebuild in Formula One, celebrating 60 years and facing new challenges.
A Swedish entrepreneur builds East London's largest padel center at Ground Zero for the sport.
A storm raging over solar energy highlights Biden's ambitious solar power goals and trade challenges.
The creator economy, valued at $250 billion by Goldman Sachs, has evolved significantly with platforms like Instagram, enabling individuals like Anderson Newan to thrive as full-time creators.
The Cronut pastry debuts in London, attracting food lovers and media attention.
TikTok faces scrutiny over data security and competition with Amazon amid China tensions.
A trauma surgeon in Aleppo faces Isis fighters during a critical operation in October 2013.
Apple's deal with Beats signals a shift from downloads to streaming services in music.
Last year, Luxottica produced more than 60 million pairs of glasses in 50,000 styles, half of which were new designs.
Digital technologies enhance supply chain efficiency and transparency for consumers and farmers.
Dubai loves influencers, creating a thriving hub for social media stars and brands.
Men meet the sperm donor demand during the pandemic, traveling with expenses paid for.
Russian interference in the 2016 U.S. presidential election highlights the longstanding tensions between Vladimir Putin and Hillary Clinton, revealing the implications for American democracy.
Norway begins shutting down FM radio, forcing listeners to switch to digital broadcasts.
Nic Fildes reviews BlackBerry's hits and misses in the mobile phone market.
The EU's deal with Libya leads to violence against migrants while borders are locked down.
Demolition engineers, including anti-terrorist bomb disposal teams and Hollywood FX specialists, showcase their expertise in bringing down large structures across Britain.
The FCC's new plan allows telecom companies to restrict internet access, reversing net neutrality rules.
Jefferson Hack discusses the future of print publishing and showcases a magazine featuring Rihanna.
Steve Jobs' death raises questions about Apple's future and its leadership under Tim Cook.
India's manufacturing industry is experiencing a pivotal moment under Prime Minister Narendra Modi's leadership, with optimism for growth amid significant challenges.
Gabriela and others discuss sustainability and Millennial marketing in luxury fashion.
Jonathan critiques Marks and Spencer's struggles while noting its profitable food retail segment.
New mobile phones and Google Glass influence searches and raise privacy concerns.
Container ships may shrink as manufacturing moves closer to markets, says Robert Wright.
U.S. tech giants invest in internet cables while the U.S. excludes China over espionage concerns.
David Levene showcases the Guardian Eyewitness app for the Apple iPad in this demonstration.
The Guardian's iPhone app allows users to access news in double quick time with better clarity.
In March 2014, the Guardian reached 100 million monthly unique browsers, a significant increase from 1.4 million in October 2000.
On May 4, 1961, a bus carrying Freedom Riders in Alabama was violently attacked by KKK members, highlighting the civil rights struggle in America.
Hattie McDaniel, the first African-American to win an Oscar, faced significant discrimination at the 1939 awards ceremony, sitting far from her fellow nominees.
Senator Ted Kennedy speaks to thousands in Memphis on April 4, 1969, marking one year since Martin Luther King Jr.'s assassination and urging service to others.
Defector Park Sang Hawk launches balloons into North Korea to send a message against the regime.
Technology threatens job security across industries, impacting the middle class and beyond.
Doug Evans reflects on his Juicero startup's rise and fall in Silicon Valley.
In Kashmir, civilians endure abduction, torture, and murder amid violent clashes between security forces and militants, highlighting their urgent plight.
Britain's A&E departments reveal the intertwining stories of life, love, and loss amid the challenges of medical emergencies and social injustices.
Tomas semana showcases Bhad Bhabie's transformation in a music video shoot in Inland Empire California.
Taji spends time with Mike Busey at the iconic Sausage Castle, showcasing its unique culture.
Dr. Farouk el-Baz, an Egyptian American, helps NASA with the Apollo program and lunar studies.
