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A cryptopolitical forensic investigation of the JFK assassination through acoustic ballistics and signs embedded into 1963 5-cent American flag stamps.

It's the most violent gang in America. It has 10,000 foot soldiers in the US, spreading its brutal ways across 33 states. And now, it's going global, fueled by migration across the Western hemisphere and leaving its bloody mark from Central America to the American heartland. Police in half a dozen countries struggle to crack its code and decipher its methods. Now, for the first time, we get answers from the inside.

A group of British soldiers searches a house during a winter of the 1770s.

How did the chicken cross 10 lanes of traffic? With a little “help” from us.

American Prom brings spirituality into the center of a modern day coming of age story. Trinity enters high school and finds herself mixed up with the "in-crowd" tempted by popularity, parties and peer pressure. As prom approaches and temptation grows, Trinity must decide her path.

This anthology is part 2 of 2, including the Americanized tales of: The Frog King, Bearskin (The Man Who Didn't Wash for 7 Years), Jack and the Dentist's Daughter (The Master Thief), and Rapunzel.

This anthology is part 1 of 2, including the Americanized tales of: Hansel and Gretel, The Goose Girl, Bristlelip (King Thrushbeard), and Soldier Jack or The Man Who Caught Death in a Sack.

An in-depth analysis of The Reckless Moment (1949) by Lutz Bacher, author of Max Ophuls in the Hollywood Studios.

With record-high border crossings and tensions brewing, The Daily Wire sent reporter Kassy Akiva down to Eagle Pass, TX–also known as "Mexico's Door"–to see the situation up close. Get a raw look at the gateway for illegal migration into America and see the impact this crisis has on everyday Americans.

Astral America is a poetic short film about living in the age of simulation. It captures scenes from the United States, the land of hyperreality, contrasted with a reading of Jean-Michel Baudrillard’s America. “America is neither a dream nor a reality. It is a hyperreality. It is a hyperreality because it is a utopia which has behaved from the very beginning as though it were already achieved.” Directed by Eli Morin

Explains strategy, movement of forces and important battles of the revolutionary war. Geographical, social and political factors which brought victory.

Railroad Stations in American Life takes you along for a ride documenting 200 years of railroad station development in America! While some are still transportation hubs, others have become hotels and destination spots.

Mary J. Blige rocks New York's Liberty Island on June 21, 2015 performing under the Statue of Liberty. The performance was a prelude to Jay Z and Budweiser’s fourth annual Made In America festival. Blige commanded her spot as the star of the show - her self-possession and confidence on stage was magnetizing.

This stand-up comedy special is an invitation into a laugh-filled evening at The Crowd Theater in Chicago, Illinois-and into the imagination of an exciting and inciting comedian, Justin Golak. Throughout this hour, the third one he has recorded, Justin will present brazen views on a wide-range of topics. So, relax your heart, open your mind, and loosen your perception of the egregious. And, of course, have a great time!

Audience members and panelists come together for a town hall in Orlando to start a broader conversation about gun violence and the moral obligations to prevent it.

When a small town is confronted with bioterrorism, a disgruntled government employee and a troubled single mother navigate the crises together until each suspects the other of foul play.

American Herro is the remarkable story of a young Kurdish girl who comes to America as a refugee from Iraq and lives out the American dream. 30-years later, traveling the globe working for Condoleeza Rice, U.S. Diplomat Herro Mustafa invites her first American friend, filmmaker Kirk Roos, to visit Iraq and retrace her steps to freedom.

Is the hijab -- the veil associated with Muslim women -- a symbol of oppression, an emblem of cultural identity, a combination of these two elements, or something else altogether? Set against a backdrop of Madison Avenue ads and Hollywood movies that alternately romanticize and demonize the Middle Eastern woman, this program presents the history of Arab womanhood, from the days of the early colonial missions to the post-Gulf War era. Informed and articulate Arab women living in North America passionately elucidate the ideologies behind the veil, as they tear away the labels imposed by both East and West.

Homeless Not Hopeless in America is a multi-award winning progressive sociological documentary which provides an up-close and vivid expression of the unreal realities, and street trenches of the impoverished environments many disenfranchised homeless Americans attempt to survive daily. Additionally, the film strongly illuminates how drug abuse is truly a mental disease that should be treated holistically, with modern medical and social services. Therefore, this emotional educational film depicts alarming statistics and substantiative research which prove that individuals should not be criminalized or incarcerated for suffering from a mental disorder (drug abuse) in which they greatly need rehabilitative assistance to overcome. Innovatively, this unprecedented documentary intensely shows how both the use of both Methamphetamine and Fentanyl have utterly destroyed the homeless population in Los Angeles, CA.

The importance of the Federal Fair Housing Act within the U.S. Department of Housing & Urban Development (HUD) when addressing unfair housing practices for formerly incarcerated individuals, victims of domestic violence and the devaluation of homes in Black and Hispanic neighborhoods.