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Stories for April 2015 Group 2

• Israeli strikes in Syria highlight fears over Hezbollah’s growing arsenal
• Istanbul authorities kill a bomb-wielding woman near police HQ
• It's been five years since the BP oil spill and problems still persist
• Italian authorities say suspects planned Vatican attack
• Italy arrests captain of capsized migrant ship
• Italy pleads for EU help after latest migrant boat disaster
• Italy struggles with the arrival of unprecedented number of migrants
• Italy's coast guard rescues 1,500 migrants
• It’s OK to bully corporations
• Japan's Prime Minister gets royal treatment in Washington
• Japan's Shinzo Abe heads to Washington
• Japanese Premier visits the US
• Job growth stumbles as labor force shrinks to record low
• Job sprawl hurting minorities and the poor in suburbia
• Johns Hopkins sued over STD study in Guatemala
• Jordan pushes resolution to end fighting in Yemen
• Josh Earnest provides his view on Iran's nuclear talks
• Judge approves concussions deal that could cost NFL more than $1 billion
• Judge finds Chicago police officer not guilty in fatal shooting
• Judge works to steer kids away from jail with new program
• Judges decide whether to lift temporary hold on undocumented immigrants
• Julian Bond talks to Michael Shure
• Jurassic ‘jigsaw puzzle’ Chilesaurus unearthed, boasting odd mix of traits
• Jury awards $150M for Jeep fuel-tank fire death
• Justice Dept. to probe death of Baltimore man after arrest
• Justices weigh the rights of same-sex couples
• Kansas first to ban second-trimester procedure
• Kate Pierson talks to Adam May
• Katie Hnida: There are a lot of 'really scary questions' in Winston case
• Kayaks and Shell Oil face off in Seattle
• Kazakhstan struggles to revive its industrial centers
• Kazakhstan's president wins fifth term
• Kenya demands UN move massive Dadaab refugee camp across border to Somalia
• Kenya families mourn loved ones after Garissa massacre
• Kenya is losing the plot against Al-Shabab
• Kenya launches airstrikes on Al-Shabab
• Kenya shuts down Somali remittance firms
• Kenya: Survivor found in school attack that killed 148
• Kenyatta says Garissa attackers 'embedded' in Kenya Muslim community
• Kids who rob, assault, even kill
• Killer of Chilean folk singer Victor Jara to face US justice
• Kings sign first NBA player of Indian descent
• LA County settles federal civil rights case
• LAPD beating of homeless man prompts call for federal probe
• Laborers aim to lead revival of New York’s famed, gritty garment district
• Lang Lang talks to Joie Chen
• Large Hadron Collider restarted in hunt for hidden particles
• Large explosions from airstrikes rock Yemeni capital
• Lawyers to go to Supreme Court over same-sex marriage
• Leaked videos suggest Chevron cover-up of Amazon pollution
• Lethal injection case an 'indictment' of Supreme Court, Prejean says
• Liberal allies of Obama: ‘Hell, no’ to TPP trade deal
• Life after the sting: ‘(T)error’ doc explores FBI use of paid informants
• Life in Cuba remains unchanged despite new US-Cuba relationship
• Living with autism: One family’s challenge
• Long hours, meager wages: Child labor continues in Myanmar
• Looking at Indianapolis’ unofficial LGBT history
• Loretta Lynch confirmed as attorney general
• Loretta Lynch to be sworn in as Attorney General
• Lou Sarno's journey with an African tribe leads to documentary
• Louisiana State University eyes bankruptcy as deep budget slash looms
• Love, sex and Alzheimer’s
• Lowered expectations for Ghana's Hope City?
• Lufthansa says it was not obligated to report pilot's medical records
• Magazine uses blood of HIV patients as ink
• Major exhibition opens in London featuring aboriginal art
• Major league sports clinics in Venezuela face trouble
• Majority of public assistance goes to working families, report finds
• Making the world safe for Sony
• Malaysia cartoonist charged with sedition over tweets
• Man charged with killing three Muslims may face death penalty
• Man lands small helicopter on the US Capitol lawn
• Marco Rubio enters the GOP race for president
• Marijuana's magic bean men
• Maryland Governor addresses violent rioting
• Maryland declares state of emergency and activates National Guard
• Mass emigration in Poland affects country’s economy
• Massacre at Kenyan university shows the lack of security in the country
• Mayor of Baltimore under fire for comments
• Mayoral candidates battle for Chicago’s uncertain future
• McDonald's to raise some workers' wages, but critics say it's not enough
• Meet the Kurdish woman imprisoned for singing in Turkey
• Memorial service for Germanwings victims held in Cologne
• Memorial tree planted for Michael Brown in Ferguson found vandalized
• Messenger to crash into Mercury, ending its mission
• Mexico ramps up pressure on journalists
• Michael Brown's family to file civil suit
• Michelle Phan: The self-made sensation
• Michelle Phan: YouTube's rags-to-riches tale
• Michigan police chief quits after officer charged in beating
• Migrant boat capsizes as hundreds drown off the Libyan coast
• Migrants escape to Europe to leave conflict, poverty, and violence behind
• Migrants in perilous overland EU journey killed by train in Macedonia
• Migrants stuck in Paris struggle to make a new life
• Migrants’ bodies brought ashore as EU proposes doubling rescue effort
• Military suicides not linked to deployment, study suggests
• Millionaire businessman wins Finland vote, euroskeptics take second place
• Mindfulness therapy as effective as antidepressants, study says
• Minimum wage in Seattle rises to $11 an hour
• Minimum wage protests as workers call for $15 an hour
• Minimum wage protests blooms to biggest ever
• Minn. confirms more bird flu cases in potentially 'devastating' outbreak
• Minnesota declares state of emergency as farms are hit by Avian flu
• Minnesota declares state of emergency over bird flu in poultry
• Missing: Pledges of 162 nations for UN global climate treaty
• Mistaken for a Boko Haram bomber, Nigerian woman was lynched by mob
• Modi’s deafening silence on activist assassinations
• Mohamed Soltan sentenced to life in prison
• More migrants drown trying to get to Europe
• More pads for homeless women on their periods
• More than 1 million Californians don’t have reliable access to clean water
• More than 100,000 Ethiopians march against ISIL
• More than 200 schoolgirls still missing after Boko Haram kidnapping
• Morocco bus crash kills at least 33, mostly school athletes
• Morsi verdict signals troubling future for Egypt
• Moscow lifts ban on S-300 missile sales to Iran
• Mountaintop removal mining is a crime against Appalachia
• Mourners attend funeral of Freddie Gray amid protests over custody death
• Mourners remember Baltimore man who died in police custody
• NASA prepares for historic close encounter with Pluto
• NFL concussion lawsuit settled, but no clear winner
• NGO: North Korea expels chief of German food aid organization
• NJ Senator Menendez indicted over abuse of power
• NSA data collection program must end
• NSA whistleblower: We’ve been lied to
• NTSB issues recommendations to boost oil train safety
• NY Boy Scouts flout national policy to hire gay Eagle Scout
• NY judge to consider claims that chimpanzees are 'legal persons'
• NYPD sees sharp drop in applicants in 2014
• Narendra Modi’s war on the environment
• Nationwide protests demand reform after police shootings
• Navajo elections finally get underway
• Nearly 150 dolphins beached on Japanese shore
• Nebraska legislature leads charge to abolish death penalty
• Nepal PM: Earthquake toll could reach 10,000
• Nepal doctors back hunger-striking colleague
• Nepali migrants watch recovery from afar, some prevented from going home
• New Jersey Sen. Menendez indicted on corruption charges
• New Kansas welfare spending law is ‘tax on the poor’
• New era in US-Cuba relations at Panama summit
• New fuel in the debate over fracking
• New hearing for man who was sentenced to life at age 14
• New social media tool raising questions about legality and privacy
• New state RFRA bills not like ’93 federal law
• Nigeria army said to have rescued nearly 300 girls, women from Boko Haram
• Nigeria president-elect: ‘I cannot promise’ to find Chibok girls
• Nigerian election a triumph for democracy
• Nine things you might want to know about the massive Pacific trade deal
• No charges for Phoenix policeman in shooting of unarmed black man
• No end in sight to Ukraine conflict as US troops come to train
• No indictment of Dallas officers in shooting of mentally ill man
• No justice for the victims of inaction?
• No serious answers given in Putin's annual Q & A
• No, Iran still hasn’t conquered the Americas
• North Carolina House passes 72-hour waiting period for abortions
• North Korea fires missiles into sea as Pentagon chief visits region
• North Korea test-fires projectiles amid US-South Korean military drills
• North Korea warns US envoy of ‘bigger mishap’ than a knife attack
• Not all encryption apps are created equal
• Nuclear deal could unleash Iran’s economy
• Nuclear talks between the United Nations and Iran resume
• Number of new Ebola cases holding steady, WHO says
• Obama administration fights for right to use cellphone kill switch
• Obama and Raúl Castro shake hands, herald new era in relations
• Obama blames politics for delay in Lynch confirmation as attorney general
• Obama calls for end to discredited ‘conversion therapy’ for LGBT youths
• Obama defends nuclear framework agreement but obstacles remain
• Obama has options to halt deportations
• Obama offers $200M of humanitarian aid to Iraq
• Obama should put an end to extreme austerity in Jamaica
• Obama signs order creating new cyber sanctions program
• Obama to remove Cuba from state sponsor of terrorism list
• Obama to remove Cuba from terrorist list
• Obama visits Florida Everglades on Earth Day
• Obama, Castro hold ‘historic’ meeting, set course for new US-Cuba ties
• Obama: Iran deal ‘once in a lifetime’ opportunity
• Obama: Recognizing Israel not a condition of Iran deal
• Occupied and high: Young Palestinians in East Jerusalem turn to drugs
• Official: Freddie Gray wasn't wearing seatbelt
• Ohio man faces charges for training overseas with Al-Qaeda
• Oklahoma deputy charged in suspect’s shooting death
• Oklahoma teen convicted in murder of Australian baseball player
• On the front lines of South Sudan's civil war
• One small town, two daily newspapers
• One year later, girls abducted by Boko Haram are still not found
• Openly gay former Congressman eagerly awaits Supreme Court decision
• Opposition gains in Syria
• Optimism running on empty for African immigrants lured by oil dreams
• Organic farms in the West Bank: Hemmed in by smokestacks, separation wall
• Over 250,000 East African refugees trapped in Yemen
• PLO says no to military action in Syria’s embattled Yarmouk
• Pakistan judge orders charges against ex–CIA officials over drone deaths
• Pakistan remains neutral in Yemen fight
• Pakistan says Saudi-led coalition in Yemen wants troops
• Pakistani court jails 10 for role in Malala attack
• Pakistani human rights activist shot dead in Karachi
• Palestine joins the International Criminal Court
• Palestinians honor Prisoners Day
• Palestinians joined ICC, but what does this mean for the peace process?
• Parents of Boston Marathon victim don't want death penalty for bomber
• Parting the brown sea: Sewage crisis threatens Gaza's access to water
• Pax Americana is over in the Middle East
• Pedaling dreams: Cycling toward a better future in Rwanda
• Pennsylvania man pleads guilty to making and selling IEDs
• People still reeling from Garissa university attack
• People's Power Assembly Organizer discusses riots
• Perverse incentives compel teachers to cheat
• Petraeus to plead guilty in leaking scandal
• Phantom income helps poor children
• Philadelphia woman charged with trying to join ISIL
• Photos: After a day of violence, Baltimore tries to regain its footing
• Photos: Anger and grief over shooting in South Carolina
• Photos: Anti-foreign riots in South Africa
• Photos: Ash from volcanic eruption in Chile covers local towns
• Photos: Earthquake in Nepal kills hundreds, flattens buildings
• Photos: Families of SoKo ferry victims keep their childrens' rooms intact
• Photos: Fire at chemical factory in Fujian
• Photos: Freighters frozen on Lake Superior
• Photos: Hillary Clinton begins her presidential campaign in Iowa
• Photos: Hoping to make elite units, Israeli teens take private training
• Photos: Hundreds feared dead as migrants boat capsizes
• Photos: ISIL lays siege to Yarmouk refugee camp; 2,000 flee
• Photos: In Sudan elections, low voter turnout and a boycott
• Photos: In Vietnam, the after-effects of Agent Orange persist
• Photos: Pope visits prison in Rome for Holy Week
• Photos: Respecting the dirt of the Elwha
• Photos: Robots star at industrial trade fair in Germany
• Photos: Struggle for recovery and relief in Nepal after earthquake
• Photos: Tornado strikes northern Illinois
• Photos: US troops train Ukrainian soldiers
• Photos: Waiting for news at the Iran nuclear talks
• Photos: What a fish hatchery does
• Piano sales in China hit a high note with kids leading the trend
• Planning for doomsday 800 miles north of the Arctic Circle
• Pleas for mercy flood Indonesia’s leader
• Police arrest 3rd suspect in Florida beach sexual assault
• Police chief ‘sickened’ by video of officer shooting unarmed man in back
• Police identify government official's son as Kenya university attacker
• Police mistrust runs deep in North Charleston
• Police want to keep surveillance tech secret
• Polish border guards refuse entry for 10 Russian bikers
• Poll: Most Americans do not support ‘religious freedom’ laws
• Pope Francis calls for equal pay for women
• Pope Francis to stop in Cuba before US trip
• Pope angers Turkey after calling Armenia deaths ‘genocide’
• Pope angers Turkey with ‘genocide’ comment during mass
• Pope does little to upend status quo on gender and sex, say advocates
• Pope says Armenian massacre 'genocide,' prompting protest from Ankara
• Popular K-Cups piling up in landfills
• Postal worker charged for landing gyrocopter on US Capitol lawn
• Power companies in Connecticut are charging high rates for electricity
• Power outage knocks out electricity in the White House, State Department
• Powerful earthquake kills more than a thousand in Nepal
• Praise and objections over Iran nuclear deal
• President Obama comments on the violence Baltimore
• President Obama hails the Iran nuclear agreement
• President-elect’s party dominates regional election in Nigeria
• Prison for 9 of 10 former teachers in Atlanta test-cheating case
• Prison project teaches inmates computer programming
• Privatized busing comes to San Francisco
• Pro-Russian Ukrainian rebels executed prisoners, says rights group
• Profiles of Hard Earned characters
• Program for juveniles hopes education and counseling will lead to reform
• Promoting black entrepreneurship in Baltimore
• Promoting black entrepreneurship in Baltimore
• Prosecutor supports Virginia inmate's innocence claim
• Prosecutors and defense deliver closing arguments in Boston trial
• Prosecutors in James Holmes' trial paint a picture of calculated killer
• Prosecutors: Two NYC women arrested on terror-related charges
• Protesters decry racism after South Carolina officer charged with murder
• Protesters nationwide march against police violence
• Protesters vow to 'shut down' the city of Baltimore
• Protests break out after immigration officer kills Detroit man
• Protests turn violent in Baltimore as crowds clash with police
• Psychologists worked with CIA, Bush administration to justify torture
• Purvi Patel’s conviction is a travesty against women
• Putin holds annual question and answer marathon in Moscow
• Putin’s ultranationalist base takes aim at the West
• Quake toll rises as an overwhelmed Nepal struggles to cope
• Queens case gives glimpse into motivation for ISIL supporters
• Questions arise over government circus ban in Mexico
• Questions rise over the deaths of hostages from drone strikes
• Race and Ferguson’s City Council
• Race and Ferguson’s City Council
• Race in America: A conversation with Ruby Bridges
• Radiation from Fukushima disaster detected off Canada
• Radical technology that alters the sky to cool the planet
• Rama people worry Nicaraguan canal will 'destroy' them
• Rand Paul aims for broad appeal with presidential announcement
• Rand Paul set to run for President
• Rand ready to run for President (part one)
• Rand ready to run for President (part two)
• Reaction to the South Carolina police shooting of unarmed man
• Reaction to violent protests in Baltimore
• Record $2.9M settlement in Virginia for fatal shooting of unarmed man
• Refugees pick their way to a new life in Arizona, one tree at a time
• Refugees sue NY district, say it’s channeling them into inferior schools
• Refugees who turn to sex work need support
• Regulators slap $1.6 billion fine on PG&E for pipeline blast
• Remaking Medicare
• Remembering Ayotzinapa's 43 disappeared
• Remembering the Oklahoma City bombing, 20 years later
• Remembering the missing girls one year after abduction by Boko Haram
• Report: 10 rivers in the US are endangered
• Report: LGBT people of color at high risk of poverty
• Report: Latin America most dangerous region for land rights activists
• Report: Military spending spikes in Middle East, Eastern Europe
• Reporting on corruption proves deadly in Guatemala
• Republican hopefuls target middle-class insecurity
• Rescue workers attempt to reach remote areas in Nepal
• Residents flee clashes in Palestinian refugee camp in Damascus
• Return of the fish wars: Hatchery pits environmentalists against tribe
• Revealing the real Rosa Parks
• Revisiting the 1994 effort with North Korea to end weapons program
• Rhodes to perdition: Students celebrate removal of colonialist statue
• Rights group blasts Israeli settlements for Palestinian child labor
• Rights group seeks UN help to free captives in CAR
• Rights group: Czechs segregating Roma kids at schools
• Rising sea levels causing concern in Florida (Part 1)
• Rising sea levels causing concern in Florida (Part 2)
• Robert Finn, Missouri bishop who failed to report pedophilia, resigns
• Rolling Stone apologizes, retracts discredited rape story
• Rolling Stone article on UVa alleged rape was flawed
• Rolling Stone publisher faults ‘fabulist’ for errors in sex-assault story
• Rubio kicks off 2016 campaign, styling himself next-generation leader
• Rubio sets his sights on the White House for 2016
• Russia lifts ban on shipping air-defense missiles to Iran
• Russia opens way for air defense deliveries to Iran
• Russia suspected in White House cyberattack
• Russia to test migrants seeking residency on Crimea
• Russia, Red Cross appeal for 'humanitarian pause' in Yemen
• Russian gas giant Gazprom charged by European Union
• Russian hackers reportedly read Obama's unclassified emails last year
• Russian spacecraft spinning out of control in orbit
• Rwandan genocide survivor recalls atrocities 21 years later
• S. Carolina officer charged with murder after shooting black man in back
• S. Carolina urged to ‘stop dragging feet’ on police cams after Scott death
• S. Korea ferry captain sentenced to life
• SC authorities release dash cam video showing moments before shooting
• SEC petitioned to review Shell’s Arctic regulatory filings
• SEC rule would make CEOs disclose how their pay stacks up to performance
• Sanctions on Iran: Long road ahead for lifting UN, EU, US embargoes
• Sandal scandal! Rand Paul flip-flops on what to call flip-flops
• Sanders is the primary challenger Democrats need
• Satire doesn’t need a political litmus test
• Saudi Arabia reshuffles cabinet; Prince Mohammed bin Nayef as the new heir
• Saudi request for help in Yemen sparks political crisis in Pakistan
• Saudi warplanes still chasing Yemen’s Houthis
• Saudi-led air strikes continue in Taiz and Aden
• Saudi-led coalition ends military operation in Yemen
• Saudis scale back bombing on Yemen, yet Houthis remain
• Saving the bees, which are dying at an alarming rate
• Scientists are 'closer than ever' to a new Malaria vaccine
• Scientists discover swirling, oxygen-depleted dead zones in North Atlantic
• Scientists look for ‘wetter place’ in search of gold, copper and silver
• Scores of foreigners evacuated from Yemen but thousands still trapped
• Sea lions found starving and stranded on California beaches
• Seattle company raises minimum salary to $70,000 a year
• Second night of curfew arrives quietly in Baltimore
• Senate approves compromise bill to give congress a say on Iran deal
• Senate cafeteria workers and janitors walk off the job
• Senate committee clears fast track for controversial trade deal
• Senate debates Medicare bill
• Senate panel OKs bill giving Congress say on Iran nuclear deal
• Senate takes up Medicare reform bill
• Senate vote paves way for congressional oversight of Iran deal
• Senior community in California pushes for pot
• Seven-year sentence in India's largest ever fraud case
• Seventh Summit of the Americas to take place this week in Panama
• Sex Crimes in Sports: An America Tonight special report
• Shell, Greenpeace spar over Arctic drilling safety zones
• Shia fighters are accused of killing civilians in Iraq
• Shia fighters leave Tikrit after looting, say Iraq officials
• Shots fired at Bangladesh opposition leader's car
• Should chimpanzees have rights similar to humans?
• Should reserve police officers be used in undercover operations?
• Sierra Leone schools reopen after nine-month Ebola shutdown
• Six arrested in ISIL-related inquiry
• Slowdown and out in Williston, ND
• Small-town mystery: Why Austin, Indiana, is at the heart of HIV outbreak
• Smaller parties hold key to UK elections
• Snow day with the White House science advisor
• Snubbed by their reluctant candidate, 2016 Warren supporters press on
• So you’ve been publicly shamed
• Somali refugees decry Kenya's demand that the UN relocate their camp
• Some 40 percent of flights cancelled in France amid strike
• South Africans march against xenophobia, deadly attacks on foreigners
• South Carolina cops face prison after shocking woman eight times
• South Carolina officer who shot an unarmed man charged after video emerged
• South Korea says North's Kim Jong Un had 15 officials executed this year
• South Korean adoptee faces deportation at age 40 (part one)
• South Korean adoptee faces deportation at age 40 (part two)
• South Koreans protest government's labor policies
• South Sudan hospital becomes site of massacre during civil war
• South Sudan: Country of Dreams
• South Sudan: Country of Dreams
• Southern Baptists grapple with racist history
• Southern soul singer Percy Sledge dead at 74
• Spanish police arrest suspected ISIL collaborators
• Sri Lanka alleges ‘billions’ lost in corruption at national airline
• St. Louis burning: America’s atomic legacy haunts city
• St. Louis burning: What killed the babies near Weldon Spring?
• Starbucks to expand tuition-reimbursement program for employees
• State Dept accused of accelerating Canadian company's pipeline approval
• State officials declare California measles outbreak over
• Stating security concerns, Egypt gags media
• Stop arguing about Hillary and take the streets
• Street violence a major issue for the youth in Baltimore
• Stromae, Europe’s millennial maestro, takes on the US
• Stromae, Europe’s millennial maestro, takes on the US
• Study draws link between immune system and Alzheimer's
• Study reveals new details about how babies learn
• Study: 1 in 10 breast milk samples sold online contains cow’s milk
• Study: Polar bears can’t thrive on land, amid record-breaking ice loss
• Study: Women 'self-objectify' with Facebook, magazines
• Sudan Expert: International community enabled South Sudanese corruption
• Sudan presidential elections bring public silence
• Suicide bombing kills 33 in Afghanistan
• Suit filed to stop US killing of grizzly bears
• Supreme Court argument on same-sex marriage clouds predictions
• Supreme Court to decide soon on state same-sex marriage bans
• Supreme Court to hear oral arguments on same-sex marriage
• Survey: 9 in 10 US adults have health insurance
• Surviving migrants face uncertain future on the shore
• Surviving unspeakable violence, Syrian children thrive in new school
• Survivor guilt: Former Ebola patients struggle with virus’ legacy
• Survivors call for an end to the atomic bomb
• Survivors of acid attacks in Colombia fight for justice
• Sweden’s top court will hear Assange appeal over arrest warrant
• Synthetic drug flakka triggers bizarre episodes in Florida
• Syria rebels exchange 25 women and children prisoners for commander
• Syria relaxes passport rules, letting refugees and draft dodgers apply
• Syria's War: ISIL withdraws after attack on Yarmouk refugee camp
• Syrian rebels seize key government-held city
• System of a Down kicks off tour to commemorate 1915 Armenian genocide
• Taiwan launches water rationing to fight drought
• Taliban launches spring offensive in Afghanistan with attack on US base
• Talk to Al Jazeera: Charles Bolden
• Talk to Al Jazeera: Julian Bond
• Talk to Al Jazeera: Lang Lang
• Talk to Al Jazeera: William Bratton
• Tampa police accused of unfairly targeting black bicyclists
• Teen in Nepal pulled alive from rubble after five days
• Tell slavery's violent story through its architecture
• Tennessee lawmakers pass abortion restrictions
• Tension remains in Baltimore after night of unrest
• Texas budget measure would cut HIV funds, boost abstinence education
• Texas executes man for police officer's 2002 shooting death
• Texas has enough lethal injection drugs to execute four inmates
• Texas judge seeks truth of executed man
• Texas to execute inmate after lethal injection stocks replenished
• Texas weighs Uber-friendly bill days after driver arrested for rape
• Thai junta lifts martial law
• Thai man sentenced to 25 years in prison for insulting king
• The 25-year anniversary of the Hubble telescope
• The BP oil spill, five years later
• The BP oil spill, five years later
• The Baltimore jail that was run by a gang
• The CIA’s black marks on humanity
• The Cuban investment
• The NBA runs a camp in Cuba
• The NRA’s new political playbook
• The Navajo Nation elects a new president
• The WHO warns that Yemen's healthcare system is on the brink of collapse
• The citizens of Baltimore look for answers
• The corrosive cult of compliance in our schools
• The cost of saving a life from a heroin overdose
• The cruelest cut: Pastrami prices soar as cattle herds dwindle
• The dangers of sports hazing
• The disenfranchisement of small-town America
• The environmental impact of oil spills and new technology to help
• The environmental impact of school bus pollution
• The fall of Saigon: How Vietnam ended up in the US orbit
• The far right is redrawing France’s political map
• The forgotten Armenian ‘genocide’
• The greenest states in the US
• The growing trend of transgender ‘bathroom bully’ bills
• The harsh realities of child labor in Myanmar
• The high school corporate America built
• The jail that was run by a gang
• The last American out of Saigon
• The lasting medical effects of the Chernobyl disaster
• The long, dirty trail of fake science
• The morning after the tea party
• The prime force behind Vietnam Veterans Memorial
• The pseudoscience of countering violent extremism
• The rising cost of stopping heroin overdoses
• The seventh Summit of the Americas
• The shocking cost of stingy pay in America
• The stock market isn’t in another bubble – yet
• The use of lightweight wood in new construction a major fire hazard
• The world isn’t lovin’ McDonald’s
• They steal cattle, don’t they? Cattle rustling returns
• Thinking (very) small to give dream houses to the homeless
• This Republican presidential candidate promises to ‘shake up’ Washington
• Thousands in Germany protest against Europe-US trade deal
• Thousands in Nepal endure harsh living conditions after earthquake
• Time for a moratorium on charter schools
• Timing of sanctions relief a major issue as Iran talks resume
• To draft or not draft: Vetting NFL prospects linked to sexual assault