The Rainey family resides in Philadelphia; they are African-American.

Bill Nye champions the value of scientific inquiry, research, and the pursuit of discovery.

Jae-Chang Kim, a Korean opera singer with a passion for fostering young talent, directs a children's choir in India. He dedicates himself to preparing both the children and their parents for a shared concert performance.

Nestled in the south-central reaches of Mexico, the town of Tultepec has earned renown for its artistry in crafting fireworks.

The construction workers, many of them migrant laborers from Africa and Asia, who labored to build the infrastructure for the 2022 World Cup in Qatar, gathered to compete in a football tournament of their own.

The weight settled on her, a cold stone in her chest. She was one of twelve who had delivered the sentence – a death sentence – to a man from Mississippi, convicted of a double homicide. Now, the verdict echoed in the quiet hours, a relentl…

Maria Toorpakai is a prominent Pakistani squash player, recognized for her ability to compete at an international level.

A record of the events in Ferguson, as experienced and recounted by those who lived through them.

Yu Xiuhua, a woman of thirty-nine years living with cerebral palsy, finds herself navigating the unexpected attention that comes with her poetry collection's sudden success in China.

Nori Sharif, a male nurse, and his family navigate a landscape of constant upheaval. The ongoing clashes between Iraqi militias and the Islamic State in central Iraq's volatile "triangle of death" bring about profound shifts in their lives.

Four children and a yearning heart: she dreamed of a different existence, a life forged anew. Escape was not merely a desire, but a deep-seated hope for something more.

In Borough Park, Brooklyn, a community of Hasidic women has established a pioneering volunteer ambulance service – the first of its kind in New York City, staffed entirely by women.

In Sierra Leone, two healthcare workers confront the escalating Ebola epidemic within their nation.

In the heart of Montana, a journalist delves into the repercussions of the Supreme Court's Citizens United ruling.

Those women who endured horrific sexual enslavement at the hands of the Japanese military during World War II now seek justice and a path toward healing.

In a Rust Belt town, three young men find solace and kinship in skateboarding, forging a powerful connection as a means of navigating the turbulence of their home lives.

The siblings began an archaeological exploration of their grandmother’s house, a task undertaken with a mixture of reverence and curiosity.