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Bitcoin's value dropped by more than two-thirds within months, leaving retailers in El Zonte, El Salvador, uncertain about their financial future.
Iraqi forces, backed by US air strikes, engage in fierce fighting to retake Mosul, a city of over a million people under Isis control for more than two years.
Public opinion polarizes as Facebook and Twitter become major propaganda tools in society.
Far-right extremism is resurging across Europe, with secretive torchlight parades in Germany and radicalized youth in France and Eastern Europe fueling white supremacist ideologies.
A brother is found murdered in Aceh, raising questions about military accountability in Indonesia.
Ukraine fights the Russian propaganda machine through grassroots media strategies and social media.
Crimes involving dating apps have risen sevenfold in the past two years, with over 400 offenses reported to police last year.
The Israeli military strikes over 1,000 targets in Gaza following Hamas's surprise attack.
Six trillion dollars is the estimated annual loss from cybercrime worldwide, affecting individuals, businesses, and public institutions alike.
A British jury of six women and five men must decide whether Princess Diana's death was the result of an accident or something more sinister.
Conspiracy theories are examined by host Dareen Abughaida and guests Andrea Kitta, Heather Berlin, Alex Berenson, and Nuurrianti Jalli for their societal impact and purpose.
Jeremy Corbyn faced a coup attempt from dissenting Members of Parliament shortly after the Brexit referendum in 2016.
A YouTuber recounts a moment of despair as their views drop lower and lower, questioning the platform's promise of giving everyone a voice.
More than 20,000 alleged offenses related to online dating and social media have been reported to police in the past three years.
Anna explores the rise of weight-loss drugs, particularly 'skinny jabs', highlighting medical advice and societal pressures surrounding body modification.
Political discourse in the United States has been significantly impacted by misinformation and conspiracy theories, particularly during Donald Trump's election.
Maria Caparas leads a sex extortion syndicate in the Philippines using Facebook and Western Union.
Tens of thousands of people engage in online hate campaigns, treating cyberbullying as a game that exploits the anonymity of the internet.
Tucker Carlson's rise as a voice for white nationalism and his subsequent firing from Fox News highlight the shifting dynamics of right-wing politics in America.
In 2007, a journalist received permission from the Pentagon to visit Guantanamo Bay, nearly a year after his request was submitted.
Invisible workers in countries like the Philippines and India are paid as little as 10 cents an hour to clean up data for tech giants like Amazon and Facebook.
Mullah Krekar, Norway's infamous jihadist, faces new charges after a bomb explodes in Oslo.
$6 million is the annual amount received by hackers, as cybercrime accounts for nearly 40% of all offenses in Switzerland.
More than 60 years after its inception, the internet has transformed communication while also enabling the rise of internet trolls who harass and threaten others.
Anna Jones reports on the Turkey-Syria earthquake, with death toll estimates reaching 50,000.
Social networks play a dual role in democracy, acting as tools for social organization while posing threats to truth and democratic values, as highlighted in the 'BRITAIN - a Year of Hate Crime' report.
Palestinian suicide bombers attack Israelis in Jerusalem, prompting Israel to seal the West Bank.
Nicoletta and Vivienne face a cyber threat after clicking a hacker's disguised email attachment.
In 2016, misinformation influenced the outcomes of the American elections and the Brexit referendum, leading to widespread distrust in the media.
A Russian troll farm produces fake news and disinformation, using multiple accounts to manipulate public opinion and promote specific narratives.
One out of five fish sold in supermarkets is poached illegally, contributing to a $20 billion illegal fishing trade linked to human trafficking.
A manual team of investigators at Facebook searches for sophisticated bad actors, likening their efforts to finding needles in a haystack.
For every sitting European member, there are seven lobbyists working to influence legislation and public opinion in Brussels.
Cass Sunstein, a Harvard professor and former White House official, discusses how society can deter lies while protecting freedom of speech.
Misinformation campaigns orchestrated by the Russian government and other autocratic regimes like China and North Korea significantly impact global politics and public perception.
Advanced artificial intelligence technologies are enabling the creation of convincing fake videos and images, significantly impacting society and democracy in countries like the United States and Russia.
A distinguished panel of journalists and policy influencers discusses ethics in journalism at the inaugural McGowan Forum on Ethics in Leadership.
Michigan faces the worst COVID-19 surge in the nation, prompting Michael to consult Dr. Irwin Redlener on the implications of misinformation and leadership failures.
FRONTLINE and ProPublica unveil the ties between Firestone and Liberian warlord Charles Taylor.
$400 million in profit was reported by various entities during the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy, raising questions about disaster economics.
Elizabeth Perez, a U.S. Marine veteran, fights to reunite with her deported husband, Marcos, highlighting the challenges of the U.S. immigration system.
Revenge porn in Pakistan leads to deadly consequences for victims amid societal blame.
Ken Dornstein investigates the unresolved questions surrounding the Lockerbie bombing of Pan Am Flight 103, focusing on the implications of the attack and its aftermath.
The Bundy family's fight invigorates armed militias and patriot groups in the West.
Graduates from the Ho Chunk Nation in Wisconsin receive $200,000 upon turning 18, a payout that has increased from $117,000 in the mid-90s.
40 families have already had their homes destroyed in Rio de Janeiro as the city prepares for the World Cup and the Olympics.
Amber Haque investigates the dangers of illegal diet pills driven by social media pressure.
Elle Reeve investigates how 8chan became a place where Nazis thrive and mass shooters post manifestos.
