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Six days after 9/11, the FBI’s raid on a Detroit sleeper cell signaled America’s resolve to fight terrorism. But, despite a celebrated conviction, there was one problem — they’d gotten it wrong.

The Sleeper Cell That Wasn't

In 2007, street-smart and charismatic Khali Sweeney scraped together enough money to convert an old car wash into a bare-bones boxing gym. His mission was to give youth from the mean streets of Eastside Detroit a safe place to receive boxing training and tutoring services. As he moves into a state-of-the-art facility eight years later, he can be proud of the 100 percent high school graduation rate of his participants.

In Khali's Corner: The Story of the Downtown Boxing Gym

Over 50% of children who outgrow the foster care system end up homeless or incarcerated. It's something a dedicated team public officials and volunteers are determined to change.

A Sense Of Home

John Wathen was just an average guy until coming into contact with toxic chemicals, stumbling upon a video camera, and discovering his passion for protecting the world's waters.  Watch this Alabama native's transformation into an internationally recognized environmentalist.  This is Yahoo's first student film selection and is directed by Kristine Stolakis.

John Wathen was just an average guy until coming into contact with toxic chemicals, stumbling upon a video camera, and discovering his passion for protecting the world's waters. Watch this Alabama native's transformation into an internationally recognized environmentalist. This is Yahoo's first student film selection and is directed by Kristine Stolakis.

The Accidental Environmentalist

Yahoo News contributor Gideon Yago explores the HIV outbreak in rural Indiana, the first to be linked to prescription drug abuse and needle-sharing by addicts. As Opana abuse becomes an epidemic, this latest episode of Viewfinder highlights the toll of addiction on one small American town.

HIV in the Heartland

The symbol of the crack cocaine epidemic of the 1980s was not tiny crack vials -- rather it was a jittery infant whom we were told was destined to a lifetime of pain and suffering through no fault of its own. Crack-addicted pregnant mothers were prosecuted and the media warned that a generation of “crack babies” would plague our country. Turns out...they were wrong. But three decades later this newly updated Retro Report documentary reveals a new twist -- the media is again sounding a similar alarm.

From Crack Babies to Oxytots: Lessons Not Learned

As the literary world awaits publication of Harper Lee’s long lost novel "Go Set a Watchman," Yahoo global news anchor Katie Couric takes viewers to Monroeville, Alabama, Harper Lee’s hometown and the fictional “Maycomb” in her blockbuster hit To Kill a Mockingbird. This latest episode of Viewfinder explores the controversy surrounding the new novel’s publication and looks back at the making of an instant classic about the segregated South.

Beyond To Kill a Mockingbird: Harper Lee's Lost Novel

Yahoo News presents a groundbreaking documentary "Uniquely Nasty: The U.S. Government's War on Gays." The film is a historical investigation into a dark, and little known, chapter of America's recent past, including new details about J. Edgar Hoover's "sex deviates" program and a blackmail threat that led to the suicide of a U.S. senator - an event that haunted a generation of gays in politics.

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