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Dr. Farouk el-Baz, an Egyptian American, helps NASA with the Apollo program and lunar studies.
Jaron Lanier argues for monetisation of the web to secure a better future for consumers.
Martin Luther King Jr. and Ralph Abernathy are arrested during a 1963 march in Birmingham, Alabama.
The Mercedes Sprinter 4x4 excels in winter conditions in the Austrian Alps, as shown by Violetta Bikeoff.
Mobile World Congress in Barcelona highlights the battle between iOS and Android for market dominance.
On July 16, 1969, the launch of Apollo 11 from Kennedy Space Center captivated millions of Americans, marking a historic moment in space exploration and cultural unity.
In Christchurch, New Zealand, a gunman attacks two mosques during Friday prayers, resulting in seven deaths and prompting a national response from Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern.
Astronomers at the European Southern Observatory report the identification of the most distant quasar, powered by a black hole two billion times the mass of the Sun.
The Financial Times marks a decade of brand growth, with Apple and Google leading the way.
A local rancher claims to find a flying saucer in Roswell, igniting UFO conspiracy theories.
The Amityville Horror House has sparked ongoing debate since the 1970s, with skeptics questioning the validity of ghost stories and the credibility of investigators like Ed and Lorraine Warren.
Netflix launched its service in 130 new countries in early 2016, aiming to become the first global internet television network.
A private chef can earn up to £80,000 a year, but faces unpredictable demands and the challenge of cooking for household pets.
Skepticism surrounding the Apollo 11 moon landing on July 20, 1969, is examined through viewer comments questioning the authenticity of the historic event.
The video explains how spies have been monitoring Facebook, Gmail, and Skype for surveillance.
Nelson Peltz targets Proctor and Gamble in a historic proxy battle over consumer preferences.
James Iara discusses the growth and challenges of the outsourcing industry in the Philippines.
Cynthia and Richard Murphy are deep-cover Russian spies in Montclair, New Jersey.
Republican leaders in Washington threaten to increase Medicare premiums or shut down the government during the budgetary disputes of the summer of 1995.
At Blind Frog Ranch, Duane Ollinger investigates meteorite-induced geological formations while pursuing the potential of hidden gold beneath his property.
The video compares the Seat Alhambra and Ford Galaxy, highlighting their shared history.
Mumbai's dabbawalas, a team of 5,000 porters, transport 130,000 Tiffin boxes daily, providing a vital service for office workers across the city.
Hong Kong's transformation into a financial hub is shaped by historical events and resilient companies.
Chi Dara, known online as the Slumflower, celebrates the joys of living alone and self-discovery.
Japan uses robots like Para to assist in elderly care amid a growing aging population.
Many Russians flee to Germany and Mongolia to escape the war and state persecution.
The Kremlin spreads disinformation by confusing the public and turning allegations around.
Chinese entrepreneurs seek opportunities in Afghanistan after the Taliban's return in August 2021.
Bitcoin's value surges as South Korea and China impose cryptocurrency bans in September.
Type 1 diabetes management is enhanced through technology like insulin pumps and smart insulin pens, with Emphasis providing a data integration platform for better care.
The National Theatre in London presents Wonderland, reimagining Lewis Carroll's tale for the Internet age.
The series returns October 23, featuring Nolan Bushnell and Marvin Glass in the toy industry.
Tesla's Model 3 production at its California factory fell short of expectations, delivering fewer than 1,800 cars by December 2017 instead of the promised 5,000 per week.
A former black hat hacker discusses vulnerabilities in American systems and data security.
Humaid Abdullah Albuqaish showcases tigers and costumed dogs on social media for millions.
Two Georgia men plan an attack on HAARP in Gakona, Alaska, inspired by conspiracy theories.
Sheldon Whitehouse and Lindsey Graham discuss cyber threats and impeachment standards in America.
A Ukrainian woman reflects on her life in Kyiv Center and the emotional toll of separation from her husband, who remains in active military service.
Sluicifer, a 35-foot wash plant worth $600,000, must be carefully loaded and moved by Parker's team to continue their gold mining operations.
The US anti-abortion movement's tactics threaten women's access to abortion in the UK.
Three numbers characterize America: 40% imports from Mexico, 53 million freelancers, and $12 trillion wealth transfer.
Admiral Mike Mullen warns of the heightened risk of nuclear war as sensitive U.S. nuclear secrets are found online, raising security concerns amid NATO exercises in Europe.
Americans work hard, but millennials are redefining job expectations amid income inequality.
FRONTLINE's updated version of 'The Vaccine War' airs on March 24, highlighting vaccine hesitancy.
A professional opera singer goes viral with her homemade toilet tissue tiara during the pandemic.
John Carlos captures rocket launches, including Atlas and Delta, on Florida's Space Coast.
Apollo 11's launch on July 16, 1969, fulfills President John Kennedy's American quest to the moon.
Hurricane Ida brings heavy rain and flooding, prompting a flash-flood emergency in New York City.
