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In our video, a former State Department official sent to advise the Saudi-led coalition says he saw firsthand how it failed to avoid civilian casualties in Yemen — and how the U.S. chose to look the other way.

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Syrian officials say there wasn’t a chemical attack. But what really took place in the town of Douma in April? We analyzed 67 videos to reconstruct how at least 34 people died in one apartment building.


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Lawyers in Ukraine hope a forensic analysis of videos can provide critical evidence against a paramilitary force accused of killing 48 protesters in 2014.

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The killing of 12 students and a teacher at Columbine High School in 1999 continues to shape how we view and understand school shootings today.

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In this short documentary, a former defense lawyer for prisoners at Guantánamo Bay argues against the C.I.A.’s use of torture.

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SWAT teams were created in the 1960s to combat hostage-takings, sniper shootings, and violent unrest. But today they’re often used in more controversial police work.

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In this VladTV exclusive, Luenell interviewed comedic legend Sinbad and got him to open up about his upbringing, career, and personal life. Sinbad recounted stories about playing basketball in college and being recruited to play at Air Force by the incomparable Gregg Popovich. He talked about hosting "Showtime at the Apollo" as well as what he learned from Bill Cosby. Sinbad also touched on some of the current events, primarily the social fallout from COVID-19 and how it is going to impact the comedy world.

The Times analyzed witness videos, police footage and official documents to identify the critical moments — and missteps — that led to the killing of Rayshard Brooks in Atlanta on June 12.

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China is relocating Uighurs and other Muslim minorities to urban areas as part of a contentious labor program. The Times obtained rare footage taken inside one.

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An autopsy expert. A lookalike. A black van. Our video investigation follows the movements of the 15-man Saudi hit team that killed and dismembered the journalist Jamal Khashoggi.

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Dust storms, scorching temperatures and lengthy delivery times have put the Pentagon’s new drone base in the Sahara in Niger more than a year behind schedule and $22 million over its original budget. Here is what images from space revealed about the construction process that started in 2016.