Amanda Pike

From exploited American field hands to helpless Mexican journalists, a look at the finest docs YouTube has to offer

The new third in line to the British throne is just one of the 130 million babies that will be born this year, albeit to far less fanfare.

CIR and KQED take an inside look at the emerging technologies that could revolutionize policing – and how intrusively the public is monitored by the government.

Today marks the annual Day of Remembrance, when Cambodians commemorate the estimated 2 million people who died in the "killing fields" during the Khmer Rouge regime.

A sampling of some of the worst and most unintentionally entertaining propaganda videos from around the world.

We’ve compiled the 10 worst gaffes by heads of state from around the world in which the urge to suppress only magnified the original faux pas.

Tens of thousands of Palestinians took to the streets today to commemorate the "nakba," or "catastrophe," when they fled or were expelled from their homes during the creation of the state of Israel in 1948.

“The Dead Unknown” tells the story of Jane and John Does in America and the thousands of families left in the dark about their loved ones’ fate.

A Texas woman seeking an abortion asks: “Why is my life not important enough to the governor and the other men making these decisions?”

As the pandemic sends more people online looking for entertainment, we look at how Facebook and other companies gather information about their users and turn it into profits.