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Politics

After a Memorial Day break, Congress returns to the same problems they left behind

by Eric McDaniel, Adrian Florido

3 min

After a Memorial Day break, Congress returns to the same problems they left behind

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Healthcare workers participate in a simulation exercise in Uganda, practicing how to conduct a safe and dignified burial for a deceased Ebola patient.

Healthcare workers participate in a simulation exercise in Uganda, practicing how to conduct a safe and dignified burial for a deceased Ebola patient. Leonard Musinguzi hide caption

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Global Health

How aid cuts are hampering the frontline response to the Ebola crisis

by Henry Larson, Adrian Florido, Sarah Robbins

8 min

Porous borders, misinformation and aid cuts pose challenges for fighting Ebola

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Movies

What immigrant stories in movies teach us about the American dream

by Marc Rivers, Adrian Florido, Ryan Benk, Isabella Gomez Sarmiento

9 min

What immigrant stories in movies teach us about the American dream

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Music

The artist Navan left Iran as a boy. He sings to "give life" to his homeland

by Adrian Florido, Daniel Ofman, Michael Levitt

8 min

The artist Navan left Iran as a boy. He sings to "give life" to his homeland

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