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New York Times Presents - Move Fast & Vape Things

Emmy-nominated examination and investigation of e-cigarette giant JUUL on its path from fledgling start-up to Silicon Valley juggernaut and, eventually, public health villain.

The New York Times Presents | Move Fast & Vape Things - Season 1 Ep. 8 Highlight | FX

New York Times Presents - The Teenager Who Hacked Twitter

The New York Times Presents explores the case of a teenager from Florida who is accused of breaching one of the most high-profile internet platforms in the world. Watch how Twitter was hacked in an episode of our documentary TV series.

The New York Times Presents | The Teenager Who Hacked Twitter - Season 1 Ep. 5 Highlight | FX

This Muslim American was shot after 9/11. Then he fought to save his attacker’s life

This Muslim American was shot after 9/11. Then he fought to save his attacker's life

An American-Muslim comedian on being typecast as a terrorist

An American-Muslim comedian on being typecast as a terrorist

Meet Dena Takruri, the Muslim-American journalist working to give voice to the voiceless

This Muslim journalist challenges power - from Standing Rock to Donald Trump

Muslim NYPD chaplain: saluted in uniform, harassed as a civilian

Muslim NYPD chaplain: saluted in uniform, harassed as a civilian

Tired of being bullied, this “MuslimGirl” found a way for Muslim women to talk back

Tired of being bullied, this "MuslimGirl" found a way for Muslim women to talk back

Why American TV needs a Muslim Modern Family

Why American TV needs a Muslim Modern Family

Before organizing the Women’s March on Washington, Linda Sarsour fought for Muslim holidays in NYC

Before organizing the Women's March on Washington, Linda Sarsour fought for Muslim holidays in NYC

After San Bernardino, this couple fought Islamophobia with doughnuts and conversation

After San Bernardino, this couple fought Islamophobia with doughnuts and conversation

How one woman used fashion to reclaim her Muslim American identity

How one woman used fashion to reclaim her Muslim American identity

The first U.S. Olympian to wear a hijab

Ibtihaj Muhammad was the first US Olympian to wear a hijab

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NYT Presents - Move Fast & Vape Things

NYT Presents - The Teenager Who Hacked Twitter

This Muslim American was shot after 9/11. Then he fought to save his attacker’s life

An American-Muslim comedian on being typecast as a terrorist

Meet Dena Takruri, the Muslim-American journalist working to give voice to the voiceless

Muslim NYPD chaplain: saluted in uniform, harassed as a civilian

Tired of being bullied, this “MuslimGirl” found a way for Muslim women to talk back

Why American TV needs a Muslim Modern Family

Before organizing the Women’s March on Washington, Linda Sarsour fought for Muslim holidays in NYC

After San Bernardino, this couple fought Islamophobia with doughnuts and conversation

How one woman used fashion to reclaim her Muslim American identity

The first U.S. Olympian to wear a hijab