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Assaults Against Elderly Americans Are on The Rise, And No One’s Sure Why

2019/04/23

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IMF Urges Coordinated Effort Toward the UN Sustainable Development Goals

2019/04/11

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Food Can Be the Key to a Long-Term Climate Change Solution

2019/04/10

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IMF Cuts Global Growth Estimate, Warns of Risks for Recovery

2019/04/09

Idai is one of the worst storms to hit southern Africa in decades.

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Africa Loses 630 Million Years of Healthy Life Within a Year [Report]

2019/03/27

The new president of Venezuela's National Assembly, Juan Guaido, speaks during the inauguration ceremony in Caracas

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The Constitutional Case For and Against Juan Guaidó

2019/03/28

More than 14,500 people marched against climate change in Paris on October 13, 2018

Environment

Youth to Demand Actual Change During Global Climate Strikes

2019/03/15

US President Donald Trump inspects border wall prototypes

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The Ecological Impacts of Trump’s Border Wall, Explained

2019/03/13

Talks in Myanmar to ‘Settle Issues’ on Rohingya Return

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Climate Change is Projected to Greatly Worsen Refugee Crises. Is the World Prepared?

2019/03/12

Migrant children looking though a fence at the US-Mexico border

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Humanitarian Crisis at Southern Border Reaches ‘Breaking Point:’ DHS

2019/03/06

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New Law Could Make US Government Data Much More Useful

2019/02/14

A Syrian refugee holds a baby in a refugee camp set in the town of Harmanli, south-east of Sofia

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General Welfare or Safety: Economic and Social Hardships of Syrian Refugees

2019/02/06

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US Public Remains Solidly Opposed to Border Wall After Shutdown [Poll]

2019/02/04

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More Colombians Forced to Flee Homes Amid Festering Conflicts

2019/01/31

An old car with the Cuban flag painted on the trunk is seen near the Capitol of Havana in Cuba on January 7, 2015.

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Trump Administration Considering Plan to Scare Off Investors in Cuba

2019/01/28

A sign is displayed on a government building that is closed because of the US government shutdown in Washington

National

US Government Shutdown Could Lead to Recession [Study]

2019/01/22

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Austin Klawitter

Assaults Against Elderly Americans Are on The Rise, And No One’s Sure Why

IMF Urges Coordinated Effort Toward the UN Sustainable Development Goals

Food Can Be the Key to a Long-Term Climate Change Solution

IMF Cuts Global Growth Estimate, Warns of Risks for Recovery

Africa Loses 630 Million Years of Healthy Life Within a Year [Report]

The Constitutional Case For and Against Juan Guaidó

Youth to Demand Actual Change During Global Climate Strikes

The Ecological Impacts of Trump’s Border Wall, Explained

Climate Change is Projected to Greatly Worsen Refugee Crises. Is the World Prepared?

Humanitarian Crisis at Southern Border Reaches ‘Breaking Point:’ DHS

New Law Could Make US Government Data Much More Useful

General Welfare or Safety: Economic and Social Hardships of Syrian Refugees

US Public Remains Solidly Opposed to Border Wall After Shutdown [Poll]

More Colombians Forced to Flee Homes Amid Festering Conflicts

Trump Administration Considering Plan to Scare Off Investors in Cuba

US Government Shutdown Could Lead to Recession [Study]

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