How did Tesla's bulletproof Cybertruck become so expensive and so delayed?
The $100,000 Cybertruck is perhaps Tesla's biggest gamble to date. It's not clear if Elon Musk will be able to sell enough to break even.
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Was Italy's $1 home scheme worth it?
The $1 property scheme attracted people from all over to buy old homes in dying Italian towns. But did it work? And how much did they really spend?
Ukraine's farmers risk their lives clearing the world's largest minefield with drones and robots
Farmers in Ukraine face one of the largest minefields in the world. They are taking matters into their own hands to revive their broken businesses.
The rise and fall of America's favorite junk foods
Kraft cheese, Jell-O, and Twinkies are iconic brands that are lucky to be alive. This is how they became staples — and why they almost disappeared.
How dogs are trained to attack US prisoners
Patrol dogs are used to attack prisoners in the US, leaving some scarred for life. We traced the dark history of weaponized dogs in prisons.
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The true cost of Mexico's Maya Train
Mexico's train line around the Yucatan Peninsula will link resorts with cities and famous Maya sites, but it's putting a fragile ecosystem at risk.
Why Hooters Air, Pan Am, and the Concorde all disappeared from the skies
Over the years, many airlines have struggled to stay in business. And even the most innovative airplane couldn't stay in the skies for long.
Filling Cambodian lakes with sand creates pricey new land. It also displaces families.
Communities living on Phnom Penh's largest natural lake, Boeung Tamok, face eviction after the Cambodian government reallocated their land.
Meet the Amazon warehouse workers paying the price for fast, free shipping
Amazon's fast shipping has reshaped the logistics sector. But its workers are twice as likely to get seriously injured as those in other warehouses.
How anti-abortion crisis pregnancy centers target women looking for abortions
Crisis pregnancy centers, or CPCs, outnumber abortion clinics in the US. After Roe v. Wade, CPCs are on the front lines of the anti-abortion movement.
Why it's so dangerous to make India's most popular jewelry
Bangles are a staple accessory for women across South Asia. But making them involves handling dangerous melted glass that's as thin as water.
When Vladimir Putin's gone, who comes next?
Vladimir Putin has ruled Russia for nearly 20 years. But speculation over his health is reviving the question: Who will succeed Putin after he's gone?
A mountain of garbage keeps catching on fire in Delhi — these people live next to it
One of Delhi's largest landfills was supposed to close years ago, but thousands of people still make a living sorting and selling its waste.
Meet the Republicans who are Trump's likely successors
The 2022 primaries have shown that Trump's endorsement still matters, and political hopefuls are duking it out to be his successor.
The rise and fall of Russian oligarchs
Russian oligarchs have long been associated with yachts, jets, and mansions. But the war in Ukraine and the sanctions imposed may signal the end.
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How 27 countries sent Ukraine more than $1 billion of weapons and supplies in one week
The US and NATO raced to send Ukraine weapons like Javelin and Stinger missiles after Russia's invasion.
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.
How lab-grown diamonds are taking the shine off mined gems
For years, diamonds have been linked to conflict, corruption, and colonialism. Now, they can be grown in a lab at a fraction of the cost.
How TGI Fridays went from a singles bar to a diner in decline
TGI Fridays rode the wave of sexual revolution and became a favorite spot for singles. But 55 years later, the chain is now a family diner in decline.
We visited one of the last foie gras farms in the US to see how the dish went from luxury to controversy
Foie gras will soon be illegal in New York City. We went to one of the last foie gras farms in the US to see what's next for the controversial dish.