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A sheriff in Tennessee has come up with an eyebrow-raising game to catch criminals.

Raymel goes out every weekend with his megaphone to bring music to the poor neighborhoods of Havana. He wants to show children that there are other types of music than reggaeton, which is heavy on the sexual imagery. He wants people to hear clean, traditional Cuban music.

Molenbeek is depicted as 'jihad central'. But Ibrahim wants to change this. The tech industry helped him find his own path in life, and he wants to share that with young people in the neighborhood, and created MolenGeek.

Mexican journalists already have a target on their back, but when 3 journalists uncovered a major government scandal involving billions, they decided there's no going back.

Tarek is recovering his fellow divers' bodies - people who lost their lives in the world’s deadliest diving site: the Blue Hole.

Flor Edwards was born and raised in the apocalyptic sex cult 'The Children of God'. She spent her entire childhood knowing only what the cult leader had told her, her parents, and her group, including 'God's warning of a 1993 apocalypse', leading her to live every day preparing to die at 12 years old.

This powerful phrase is commonly used by Mandarine speakers, and it's become popular enough to make it into the Oxford Dictionary. Curious to know what it is?

Dawn worked in the tourism industry before deciding to become a Montessori teacher. This is what led and inspired her to build a school in one of the country's most remote areas.

If you get tongue tied when trying to spark up a conversation, this video is for you! A look at at the language of love for 2016... which includes Pokemon Go and Game of Thrones. How romantic!

The tough times faced by Igor growing up in an orphanage made stand up for other orphanages. Today he is the director of all Kyrgyzstan's orphanages.

When Parisian authorities placed sharp boulders in an area to keep migrants from sleeping there, some citizens grabbed a chisel and took back the nickname, City of Love.

Patients in Bolivia don't trust modern medicine, they prefer going to healers instead. One hospital has opened its doors to an unusual alliance.

We're all facing an aging population, but one social group is more likely to brave it alone. One care home in Germany specializes in providing essential care for the LGBTQ community.

There are changes happening in Russia's orphanages. With her fleet of volunteers, Tatiana is rewriting the way its most vulnerable children are viewed.

Sometimes the loudest opinions come from the most unexpected of places. You can find them in cities, at concerts, and trust, they have pretty clear ideas. They are the voices of generation Z, and they know what they want.

Japan has just announced a new Bitcoin inspired pop group and their agenda is clear.

The time has come for President Trump to give his first State of the Union address and the event can only be made easier with a bit of alcohol.

UNESCO heritage site Cabo Pulmo is known for its outstanding beauty. But this was not the case twenty years ago. Damaged by overfishing, and worried the reef was permanently destroyed, the locals decided to take a stand. The recovery is breathtaking.

Song Peilun was a sculpture teacher. Upon retirement, he decided to dedicate his life to building a shrine to Yelang culture. Until his last day he will build his castle inspired by the ancient culture of the region.

Gaza's farms have taken a massive hit over the years, and has affected one of their biggest exports: the humble strawberry. But this farmer's approach to planting has rejuvenated the strawberry farming industry, and it sure is environmentally friendly, too.

Take a walk through the Indonesian city of Jakarta and meet Rizwan, the hero who's making prosthetic eyes for the children who have lost theirs to cancer.

Can you go traveling when you live in a war zone? Here's the third episode of our new series following Janna, an 11-year-old journalist living in Nabi Saleh, a small village in the West Bank.

Russia is hosting the World Cup and so local governments have begun a witch hunt to clean the streets, and stray cats and dogs are the target. But Yana is doing everything in her power to change the situation.

Sego is a passionate watch maker from Hong Kong. He creates the timepieces from scratch, and takes him a painstaking six months to complete. But he's in a dying trade, so what can he do to rectify this?

Richard Tesore helps sea animals in danger and treats them as if they were part of his own family, until they are ready to continue on their own way.