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In June 2013, Edward Snowden leaked classified documents that revealed extensive NSA surveillance programs, sparking a global debate on privacy and civil liberties.
A group of New York City police officers, known as the NYPD 12, files a lawsuit against the department's illegal quota system that targets young minorities.
Real-time footage captures Edward Snowden and journalists strategizing his escape to Moscow in a Hong Kong hotel room during the 2013 NSA leaks.
More than 100 million blood donations are collected each year worldwide, yet much of this blood is sold to pharmaceutical companies for profit.
Damian Rzeszowski kills six people, including four family members, in Jersey on August 14, 2011.
Preventable medical errors cause between 220,000 and 440,000 deaths each year in the United States, making them the third leading cause of death.
Thirty saucers have been sighted and remain unexplained, reflecting the growing divide over what constitutes reality in contemporary society.
A 10-year-old boy named Scotty Baker vanished from school on November 25, 1992, leading to a massive search by the FBI and local authorities.
In a remote village in Northern Pakistan, a viral video of girls singing prompts a tribal jirga to allegedly order their murder, highlighting cultural tensions.
Andrew Tate's controversial rise to fame, arrest, and the surrounding allegations of violence and sexual abuse are examined in this investigative documentary.
Magomi Hashimoto, a former Yakuza member of North Korean descent, transitions from gang life to politics to advocate for ethnic Koreans in Japan.
Darius McCollum, a man with Asperger’s, impersonates NYC transit workers and faces jail time.
The Quebeca family fights back against the Mafia's garbage racket with FBI help.
8,000 people in the UK are threatened with forced marriage each year, as shown through the story of two sisters abducted to Yemen.
Two people were killed during the riots that erupted when James Meredith became the first black student admitted to the University of Mississippi in 1962.
More than 500 Indigenous women have gone missing or been murdered across Canada in the past 20 years, raising urgent questions about their safety.
In a quiet Bedfordshire suburb, the investigation into the murder of 74-year-old Anette reveals disturbing details and the suspect's confession.
A terrorist monitoring program was discontinued just weeks before the September 11 attacks, raising concerns about the effectiveness of U.S. intelligence operations.
A $100,000 bounty was placed on Joe Valachi's head by his mafia boss, but it was never collected after Valachi became the first mob informant.
In 1979, the FBI launched a vast electronic surveillance operation targeting Allen Dorfman, a key figure in funding Mafia casinos through the Teamsters Union.
Dr. Ewen Cameron conducted experiments in the 1950s that included sensory deprivation and forced comas on patients at the Allan Memorial Institute in Montreal.
This award-winning documentary questions the authenticity of Vincent van Gogh's Sunflowers painting.
Over 35,000 murders were committed in Mexico in 2019, with 70% of seized weapons traced back to the United States.
Paul Williams, a self-proclaimed psychic, served just four months of an 18-month sentence for conning elderly victims out of their life savings.
Gustav Wagner, the 'Beast of Sobibor', lies dead in Brazil in 1980, classified as a suicide.
Colin Wallace, a former army press officer, was sentenced to 10 years for manslaughter after he claimed involvement in a black propaganda campaign.
Miriam Rivera, the first transgender reality TV star, faced intense backlash and personal tragedy after her appearance on a controversial British dating show in 2003.
Obtuvimos acceso a prisiones japonesas para evaluar su sistema penitenciario inhumano.
In 1933 Berlin, foreign diplomats documented the rise of Hitler and the Nazi regime's persecution of Jews, but their warnings were largely ignored.
Filmmaker Joel Gilbert reveals the truth behind the Trayvon Martin case that divided America.
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William Sampson spent nearly 1,000 days in a Saudi Arabian prison, where he faced torture and was wrongfully accused of terrorism and murder.
Kevin Spacey's rise and fall is examined through the testimonies of several men detailing their experiences of his alleged inappropriate sexual behavior.
In March 1984, 23-year-old Beth Kenyon disappeared in Miami, becoming one of several young women targeted by serial killer Christopher Wilder.
A Facebook group supporting Mohamed ElBaradei for presidency gained 200,000 members, reflecting the platform's role in political mobilization in Egypt.
Greggs has gained significant market share over McDonald's in the UK fast food industry, prompting a fierce rivalry and strategic responses from both brands.
Fearless journalists and activists expose Vietnam war crimes and government corruption.
Notorious figures such as Jack the Ripper and events like the Dreyfus Affair and the Columbine High School shooting illustrate crimes that have significantly shaped history.
Amos Dov Silver is arrested in a Kiev hotel for running the drug app Telegrass in March 2019.
This series explores women's lives in Italy's mafia and their choices between loyalty and betrayal.
For 30 years, Vincent Gigante wandered the streets of New York's Greenwich Village in a bathrobe, while the FBI believed he led the Genovese crime family.
On April 2, 2007, British Corporal Martin Webster recorded his experiences and the actions of fellow soldiers during the Iraq War.
Victoria Cilliers survives a skydive with failed parachutes, revealing her husband's murderous intent.
Pino Maniaci confronts Cosa Nostra in his quest to break the mafia code in Sicily.
Colin Wallace, a former Military Intelligence Officer in Northern Ireland, was framed for murder after exposing fake news and psychological operations within the intelligence community.
John Daly recounts his escape from a gang that targeted him for being Jewish and confronts his past with former neo-Nazi Kevin Connell in Eastern Europe.
More than 30,000 people are kidnapped globally each year, prompting insurance firms to develop Kidnap and Ransom policies for wealthy clients.
A young Dane faces trial for rescuing refugees in Greece during a humanitarian crisis.
