How America's largest buffet survived the death of all-you-can-eats
Buffet restaurants struggled. Multiple all-you-can-eat chains declared bankruptcy. But Shady Maple Smorgasbord in Pennsylvania has thrived. Why?
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Why kids risk getting buried alive by trash in Syria's 'Valley of Death'
For thousands of people in Syria, collecting trash from toxic dumps has become a dangerous way of life in a country that's still under civil war.
The Einstein of Wall Street reveals successes and failures as NYSE's most famous trader
Known as "the Einstein of Wall Street," Peter Tuchman is one of the most famous traders on the New York Stock Exchange.
How Bangladesh's $1.2 billion leather industry became so deadly
The Bangladesh economy relies heavily on its leather sector, which employs nearly a million people. But the industry is also poisoning many of them.
Pakistan is enforcing one of the largest deportations in recent history, pushing out millions of Afghans
See how one family packed up their entire life in Quetta, Pakistan, and crossed the border into Afghanistan, where they will live under Taliban rule.
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How the world's oldest cymbal business crafts instruments for celebrities
The Avedis Zildjian Company is the the oldest cymbal maker in the world. It's made its cymbals with a secret alloy-making process for 400 years.
The truth behind the experimental therapy that kids say starts with 'legalized kidnapping'
Hundreds of children across the United States have been sent into controversial treatment programs where they're cut off from the parent they trust and forced to live with the one they fear.
Inside the most expensive neighborhoods of Singapore, home to TikTok CEO Shou Zi Chew
Singapore's ultrarich live in Good Class Bungalows. And prices of these mansions are soaring. Even "Crazy Rich Asians" took inspiration from GCBs.
What first, business, and premium economy classes are like on Singapore Airlines ft. MrBeast
I flew 40 hours from NYC to Singapore on Singapore Airlines to see if first, business, or premium economy was best. Oh, and MrBeast was on my flight.
How Singapore Airlines makes 50,000 in-flight meals a day
Chefs at Singapore Airlines' catering facility inside Changi Airport whip up all the dishes flown on A380s and A350s to destinations worldwide.
How picking trash at the largest landfill in Indonesia became more profitable than farming
Picking through a mountain of trash as high as 165 feet is how thousands of pemulung earn their living near Jakarta, Indonesia.
Why people risk their lives hunting for deadly explosives in Afghanistan
Millions of unexploded land mines are scattered across Afghanistan, and for many locals, collecting them is their only shot at feeding their families.
Russian and Ukrainian restaurants in New York City get tangled in the war
We take a look at how two restaurants in New York City, one Ukrainian and the other Russian, are faring as the war in Ukraine continues.
Cellphone footage shows children hiding in basement in Ukraine
A Ukrainian family turned their basement into a shelter in Hostomel. Ukrainian and Russian armed forces fought for control of the town's airport.
VIDEO: What textbooks get wrong about Black history
Ohio State history professor Hasan Kwame Jeffries examines US history books and what they get wrong or omit about the African American experience.
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The rise and fall of the real fur industry in the US
The fur industry has been driven to decline. Faux fur companies are competing to fill the void, but they've run into their own challenges.
VIDEO: Why miners in Indonesia risk their lives to get sulfur from inside an active volcano
In Indonesia, miners risk their lives to get "devil's gold" from deep inside the Ijen volcano. It's one of the most dangerous jobs in the world.
The true cost of the $1.3 billion human hair trade
Human hair that costs just $7 in Vietnam sells for thousands in salons around the world. Insider went to Vietnam to investigate this global business.
How the world's largest Hanukkah menorah makes it to New York City
Standing at 32 feet tall, New York City's Hanukkah menorah is the largest in the world. Setting it up in midtown Manhattan is expensive and hard work.
America's oldest drum factory uses century-old machines to turn wood planks into high-end instruments
Seven generations of one family have been making drums at Noble & Cooley since 1854. Now it's known for crafting high-end, boutique instruments.