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A new kind of dating changes the perception between prostitution and romance.

A relatively secret portion of the Internet is modernizing drug dealing.

Facing a declining economy and threats of conflict, many citizens in Ukraine look to smuggling illegal cigarettes into the European Union to make a living.

Scam artists have been using public housing complexes in London as makeshift bases of operation used to organize their criminal enterprises.

Law enforcement officials cannot seem to put a stop to the steady of circulation of weapons being moved from states with slack laws to stricter states.

While the world of underground illegal gambling thrives in New York City, sometimes those who run the games turn out to be the biggest losers.

A new kind of dating changes the perception between prostitution and romance.

A relatively secret portion of the Internet is modernizing drug dealing.

Facing a declining economy and threats of conflict, many citizens in Ukraine look to smuggling illegal cigarettes into the European Union to make a living.

Scam artists have been using public housing complexes in London as makeshift bases of operation used to organize their criminal enterprises.

Rick talks about the extreme skateboarding enthusiast, whose obsession, passion and reliable fanaticism make their attraction seem more like a fetish.

Professional skater Rick McCrank examines how skateboarding is being used by the next generation of people as a source of empowerment.

Rick explores those in the world of skateboarding who appear hesitant or unwilling to stick to the status quo, such as downhill and fingerboarding.

A wall prevents two groups of skateboarders in the Middle East who are attempting to move beyond religious and cultural boundaries.

The case for Tom Brady is presented through five arguments, which includes Brady's intensity, football IQ, leadership, clutch performances and longevity.

A transformation in talk television during the 1990s gives rise to programs that take advantage of volatile relationships, violence and shock value.

Despite an initial struggle to acquire recognition and time on the radio, a twisted narrative is created by the media that leads to dangerous consequences.

Before the infamous dot-com bubble burst, several American investors are entranced by the greed and that internet-exclusive companies offered during the 1990s.

The popularity of "COPS," the controversial series depicting the gritty realities police work, soared when it hit primetime TV in 1991.

After MTV's program "The Real World" became popular, the network traded in commentary on actual reality for toilet humor and sex appeal.

Four smiths face the unique challenge of using titanium to create handles; the final two bladesmiths reproduce a tabar and dagger.

Scrap metal shavings are transformed into the four smiths' signature blades before the final two are selected to reproduce a North African Nimcha.

A blade must be forged in the shape of a puzzle piece that perfectly fits into another cut out; the final two smiths recreate a Japanese ono.

The four smiths are required to pay for the tools they need to craft their signature blades; the final two recreate the famously expensive Boateng Saber.

Judges Ben Abbott, J. Neilson and David Baker prove their talents when they are challenged to build a blade like they have never made before in just two weeks.