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The INA archives French websites every minute to preserve digital information for future generations.
A 2014 study revealed that Facebook could alter users' moods and posting behavior by manipulating their feeds without consent.
A prophet sees a vision of a biblical apocalypse in Season 1, Episode 5, 'Prophets of Doom'.
Muhammad bin Salman faces scrutiny after Jamal Khashoggi's murder in Saudi Arabia.
In his first year, hacker Alberto Gonzalez stole 11.2 million payment cards from retailers across Miami, later increasing that number to almost 90 million.
Thousands gather at the Los Angeles Convention Center for Beautycon, where influencers and attendees discuss beauty standards and the role of makeup in identity.
Internet shaming escalates as Jennifer Connell, labeled the #AuntFromHell, faces backlash for suing her nephew over a broken arm, revealing deeper complexities.
The viral weight loss injection, often marketed for its effectiveness, raises concerns due to serious side effects that impact users' health.
The United States enforces a no-fly zone over Libya using the Boeing Growler in March 2011.
When helicopters rescue a U.S. pilot, A-10 Warthogs distract Serbian missiles.
British Midland Flight 92's crash highlights how knowledge could prevent deaths in emergencies.
Vaccine skepticism is contributing to the resurgence of diseases like measles, as federal policy and scientific evidence clash over public health.
The video examines what Facebook knows about users and how it gathers this data.
In Moldova, second-hand shop owner Ludmila reveals that 45% of clothes from recycling bins end up in landfills, challenging the effectiveness of clothing recycling.
Seven experts in Los Angeles hold fragments of a master key to control the internet.
Apollo 11 crew made history by landing on the moon and faced quarantine upon coming back to Earth.
Sylvester, known as The Gunslinger Mummy, captivates audiences in late 19th-century sideshows.
At least 20 people have died in Yellowstone's thermal pools, with most falling in accidentally.
Samuel Little shares chilling details of his murders in this extended confession video.
7,000 Muslim men and boys were killed in Srebrenica during the Bosnian War, a crime linked to General Ratko Mladić's military strategy.
3,000 leaves are used to create Ayahuasca, a brew sought by many for its claimed healing properties, despite potential dangers and side effects.
Across Australia, men join programs to unlearn their violent behavior and tackle domestic violence.
Young Muslims in Sweden navigate the complexities of their faith and identity in the aftermath of the 9/11 attacks, facing societal challenges and renewed orthodoxy.
In July 2015, nearly 300 lawyers and human rights activists were detained in China, including Wang Quanzhang, prompting his wife, Li Wenzu, to take action.
Su Min, a 56-year-old woman from China, leaves her abusive husband for a solo road trip, becoming an internet sensation and an accidental feminist icon.
Media manipulation during the Ukraine war illustrates how Vladimir Putin's administration employs disinformation tactics to influence public opinion and fracture alliances.
Fannie Lou Hamer risks her life for voting rights and campaigns for the U.S. Senate.
An iceberg ten times the mass of the Titanic was spotted 130 miles away by the steamship Californian, sending a warning message that went unheeded.
Sharon, a drug user, states, "My baby was the last thing that I thought about until I pulled that needle out of my arm."
Donald Trump's 2016 claim about Haitian immigrants eating American pets sparked widespread ridicule and raised questions about misinformation in U.S. immigration debates.
A group of Nenets will cover 30 kilometers today as they migrate across the tundra, relying on reindeer to pull their sleds.
Hundreds of journalists in Hong Kong have lost their jobs as the government tightens control over the media and suppresses free speech.
AI-generated content can be created in about three minutes, raising concerns about authenticity in digital media.
White hat hackers, including insights from Vint Cerf, Steve Case, and Ed Snowden, play a vital role in enhancing cybersecurity for companies.
A 10-second clip stolen from a creator's video goes viral on TikTok, racking up millions of views without crediting the original source.
Sandeep Acharya makes music targeting India's Muslim minority amid rising Hindutva sentiments.
Kim Dotcom, also known as Kimble, founded the now-defunct Megaupload service.
Mark Zuckerberg's 2018 testimony before the United States Senate addresses allegations regarding Facebook's user privacy policies and misinformation impact.
Medellín's mayor and residents discuss Pablo Escobar's lasting impact on their lives.
In the episode titled 'Hopkinsville', Dr. Hynek and Captain Quinn analyze CIA intelligence linking the MK Ultra program to a potential alien threat.
Baloch gained fame for her provocative videos, challenging conservative norms in Pakistan, before her murder in 2016 at the age of 26.
Soviet Jews in Israel face disillusionment and struggle with identity and employment.
In 2020, New York artist Billie Madley leads a Facebook group battle against white supremacists infiltrating a squirrel appreciation community during quarantine.
The Yellow Jacket protests on Champs Elysées in 2019 are captured in immersive 360° video, highlighting police confrontations and the chaotic atmosphere.
Natalia and a Chavista collective fight to sustain La Minka bakery in Venezuela's crisis.
Kim Dotcom, a German-Finnish entrepreneur, revolutionizes file sharing with Megaupload.
300 pounds of ice will be used to freeze Timothy Leary's body after his death, as he plans to undergo cryonic preservation.
Major technology companies like Facebook, Apple, and Google significantly influence public discourse and misinformation in China, the United States, and Europe.
