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Stories for August 2015 Group 2

• Israel accuses UN official of anti-Semitism
• Israel releases hundreds of African asylum seekers from detention center
• Israel suspends detention of high-profile Palestinian hunger striker
• Israel: Harsh interrogations for Jewish terror suspects
• Israeli arrested after West Bank arson attack resulting in toddler death
• Israeli raid in West Bank refugee camp ends in violence
• Israeli teen dies of injuries from stabbing at Gay Pride parade
• Istanbul attacks target US consulate, police station
• Italian energy firm finds 'supergiant' natural gas field off Egypt
• Italy arrests crew after deaths of 49 migrants
• Italy police arrest alleged traffickers over migrant shipwreck deaths
• It’s time to legalize all undocumented immigrants
• Jamaican farmers, entrepreneurs excited over budding ganja green rush
• Janssen Pharmaceuticals' statement on lawsuit against opioid manufacturers
• Japan calls reports of US spying 'deeply regrettable'
• Japan's PM expresses ‘utmost grief’ over WWII but stops short of apology
• Japanese nuclear power plant restarts despite protests
• Japan’s Abe expresses ‘grief’ but doesn’t apologize for WWII atrocities
• Japan’s Abe seeks to expand military’s role
• Japan’s nuclear power plants set to reopen
• Jeb Bush's failure to cast off 'anchor baby' controversy muddles stance
• Jewish-Americans discuss the Iran nuclear deal with Benjamin Netanyahu
• Jimmy Carter reveals cancer has spread to his brain
• Jimmy Carter says he has cancer, revealed by recent surgery
• Jimmy Carter shares details of cancer diagnosis
• Job migration the new ‘normal’ for all professions in Puerto Rico
• Joe Biden mulls 2016 run
• Joe Biden quietly assembling 2016 team, sources say
• John Kerry selling the Iran nuclear deal at home and abroad
• Journalists shot and killed during live interview
• Judge approves Christie's $225M settlement with Exxon
• Judge orders temporary halt to Mississippi executions
• Judge sides with anti-abortion group in birth control case
• Judge: Idaho's 'ag-gag' law is unconstitutional
• Judicial elections mean big money can buy justice
• Julian Bond, civil rights leader and Georgia legislator, dies at 75
• Jury deadlocked in trial of N. Carolina cop who killed unarmed black man
• Justice Department examines Citigroup’s ties to Mexican billionaire
• Kabul truck bomb kills 15, wounds hundreds
• Katrina scars run deep in New Orleans, 10 years later
• Katrina: lessons learned from the storm
• Kentucky clerk’s office refuses same-sex marriage licenses
• Kentucky locals worry about paving over site of historic Indian village
• Kerry says accord reached with Russia on Syria chemical weapons
• LA agrees to federal oversight of troubled jail
• Labor board lets workers confront the big boys
• Last of the big alt-rock indie radio stations: WWCD stays on in Columbus
• Last official charged in West Virginia chemical spill pleads guilty
• Lawyer: Manning faces solitary over alleged infractions
• Learning to live with cystic fibrosis
• Lebanese activists to protest Beirut garbage crisis
• Legally ending birthright citizenship a difficult task
• Legionnaires' disease strikes 6 San Quentin inmates
• Let us never repeat the sin of nuclear destruction
• Letters offer insight into 1700s slave trade
• Libya PM announces intent to resign
• Local cases overlooked in national review of flawed hair evidence
• London’s Crossrail on track to open in 2018
• Long work hours linked to 33 percent increase in stroke risk
• Los Angeles police roll out the first of 7,000 body cameras for officers
• Los Angeles rolls out police body cameras
• Louisiana to cut Medicaid contract with Planned Parenthood
• Lt. Gen. Honoré on Hurricane Katrina
• Macedonian troops fire stun grenades at refugees on border
• Major changes to Chicago police’s stop and frisk policy
• Malaysia PM Najib defiant as country marks national day
• Malaysia confirms plane debris is from Flight MH370
• Malaysia rally demanding PM's resignation enters 2nd day
• Malaysia says Indian Ocean airplane debris is part of a Boeing 777
• Malaysia to block websites promoting anti-government rally
• Malaysia: Paint, maintenance records prove debris is from MH370
• Malaysian PM confirms debris belongs to Flight MH370
• Malnutrition crisis in Indonesia
• Man charged in death of Texas deputy
• Manga and the Bomb
• Manhunt underway for bomb suspect in blast that killed 22 at Thai shrine
• Marking 50 years since the Watts uprising in Los Angeles
• Maryland moves last inmates from decrepit jail
• Massive protest in Tokyo against PM Shinzo Abe's security bills
• Mayor’s body headed for topless bar? De Blasio vs. Times Square nudity
• Meet a real American hero from Hurricane Katrina
• Mexican community activist killed in Guerrero state
• Mexicans’ thirst for pulque revives ancient tradition, and jobs
• Mexico hosts first international talks on arms trade
• Mexico prosecutor releases surveillance video in journalist's death
• Mexico’s journalists need a ‘Je suis Charlie’ moment
• Miami’s quest to keep the mentally ill from falling through the cracks
• Michael Brown’s mom responds to Darren Wilson article
• Michael Brown’s mother discusses life in Ferguson
• Migrant boat capsized off the coast of Libya
• Migrants camp in Calais hoping to get across English Channel
• Migrants facing language hurdles in Europe
• Military called for help in fight against wildfires
• Military jet crashes at UK’s Shoreham Airshow, killing seven
• Million gallon wastewater spill shuts down Colorado river
• Minor charged with manslaughter in death of a toddler
• Mississippi couple accused of plotting to join ISIL
• Mississippi's coastal recovery after Hurricane Katrina
• Mistrial declared in police officer's manslaughter trial
• Money for nothing: How taxpayers foot the bill for pro sports stadiums
• Money scandal rocks Malaysia
• Moody’s predicts Democratic win in 2016
• More chemical explosions feared after China blast
• Moroccan charged with terror attack on French train
• Most diverse neighborhood in US welcomes you in Alaska
• Mullah Omar sought to stabilize Afghanistan under Taliban rule
• Murder charges for New Mexico police officers
• Murder charges retained against Albuquerque police
• Murderball at the Parapan American Games
• Myanmar flooding leaves thousands desperate for aid
• Myanmar peace talks, key to November election, end without resolution
• Myanmar's president signs off on polygamy law seen as targeting Muslims
• NASA chooses next target after Pluto for New Horizons spacecraft
• NASA unveils ‘Forever Remembered’ exhibit
• NATO: Men in Afghan uniforms kill two foreign troops
• NLRB redefines 'joint employers' status
• NRA sues Seattle over ‘gun violence tax’
• NYC federal building shooter was whistleblower, congressman says
• NYC hotel identified as source of deadly Legionnaires’ outbreak
• NYC outbreak of Legionnaires’ disease kills seven
• NYC’s homeless become ‘pawns’ in police union fight with mayor
• NYPD doubles Times Square force, amid complaints about topless women
• Nan-Hui Jo: Abused, jailed and at risk of deportation
• Napa Wine Train apologizes to book club
• Native American tribe puts treaty to the test
• Navajo Nation declares state of emergency due to river spill
• Navajo Nation declares state of emergency over ‘tragic’ spill
• Navajo Nation leader rejects EPA no-sue waivers
• Navajo Nation looks to sue EPA over spill
• Navajo Nation president eyes lifting advisory on toxic spill rivers’ water
• Navajo farmers reject use of water after mine spill
• Navy to post armed guards at reserve centers
• Netanyahu doesn’t care about Iran getting the bomb
• Netflix offering parents of newborns one year of paid leave
• Netflix to provide one year of parental leave
• Neurologist and author Oliver Sacks dies, aged 82
• New California law bars grand juries in police lethal force cases
• New Defense Department manual allows for detention of journalists
• New Ebola case in Sierra Leone sets back efforts to beat epidemic
• New Ferguson judge: My decisions are based on justice, not revenue
• New Mexico nursing homes allegedly prioritizing profits over patients
• New Mexico police officers to stand trial for murder of homeless man
• New Orleans native Eric Waters is trying to get back home
• New Orleans opens a storm-safe medical center
• New Orleans transforms access to health care, but major concerns remain
• New Orleans’ poor mentally ill left out of new billion-dollar hospital
• New Taliban leader urges unity in first audio message
• New data from China casts deepening shadow on global economy
• New era dawns in Cuba
• New estimates put cost of US nuclear weapons upgrade at $963 billion
• New fires erupt at China's Tianjin explosion site
• New global satellites look deep in the eye of the storm
• New judge overhauls court in troubled Ferguson, Missouri
• New relationship means boom for business in Cuba
• New study finds US military’s transgender care costs would be tiny
• New trial upheld for 5 ex-cops in post-Katrina shootings
• Newborn twin panda dies at National Zoo in Washington DC
• Nigeria reports Boko Haram arrests
• Nigeria's Chibok girls find new start in US
• Nigeria: Army rescued 178 people from Boko Haram
• Nigerians continue to hope for the safe return of 219 girls
• Nine dead in Ukraine fighting
• Nine killed in Ukraine clashes
• No WWII apology from Shinzo Abe
• No arrests overnight during mostly peaceful protests in Ferguson
• Nonprofit hospitals charging low-income patients huge fees
• North Carolina election laws are under scrutiny
• North Korea goes on 'war' footing against South
• North Korea to push clocks back as a snub to Japan
• North Korea warns of ‘war’ with South
• North and South Korea defuse crisis
• North and South Korea exchange fire
• North and South Korea trade fire across border
• North, South Korea agree to defuse crisis
• Northern California wildfire continues to rage
• Northern California wildfire grows, prompting evacuations
• Northwest tribe sends totem pole on journey against coal
• Northwest wildfire smoke prompts air quality warnings across western US
• Northwest wildfires rage unchecked
• Norway camp reopens for first time since 2011 attack
• Norway’s Utoya youth camp to reopen, four years after mass shooting
• Nuclear waste site bid makes waves on Lake Huron
• Oath Keepers in Ferguson drawing ire of community
• Oath Keepers return to Ferguson as protests dwindle
• Oath Keepers return to Ferguson, fueling racial tension
• Obama administration faces heat for scathing human trafficking report
• Obama calls out fossil fuel interests for fighting solar
• Obama methane rule is ‘first step’ but downplays problem, say green groups
• Obama says world must reach climate deal ‘while we still can’
• Obama set to visit Alaska's Arctic Circle amid charges of hypocrisy
• Obama to mandate steeper emissions cuts from US power plants
• Obama unveils climate change plans
• Obama urges lawmakers to drop voter ID laws, strengthen protections
• Obama's detainee policy questioned amid transfer of ISIL prisoner
• Obama: Congress must choose between diplomacy or war with Iran
• Obama’s Africa trip was a missed opportunity
• Obama’s failure of leadership on Gitmo
• Obama’s nuclear betrayal
• Officer dismissed over shooting of unarmed Texas football player
• Officials extend Ferguson state of emergency
• Okinawans decry noise, chemical pollution at US bases across island
• Old Havana struggles to maintain classic architecture
• On the Malecón, views on new era with the US
• Once forgotten, Oklahoma’s historic all-black towns find renewed interest
• One family’s role in America’s nuclear program
• One year after Michael Brown’s killing, his mother vows to ‘never forgive’
• One year after riots in Ferguson, summonses sent by county
• One year later, tension in Ferguson remains
• Online image purports to show Croat killed by ISIL
• Only New Orleans: 10 years after Hurricane Katrina
• Opal mining in Ethiopia
• Operation Inherent Resolve: A year of fighting ISIL
• Oscar Pistorius is denied parole
• Overflowing river floods Russian zoo
• Pacific trade ministers fail to reach deal in TPP talks
• Paid in full: Responding to report, reader clears ex-con’s debt
• Pain and scars still vivid after Hiroshima bombing
• Pakistani, Indian troops trade fire in Kashmir, killing 3
• Palestinian ex-prisoner questions Israeli force-feeding law
• Palestinian family struggles to pay expenses after deadly arson attack
• Palestinian hunger striker wakes from coma, vows to continue protest
• Palestinian political prisoner ends hunger strike
• Palestinians in Gaza finding innovative ways to play soccer
• Parents sue Kentucky school officer over handcuffing of disabled students
• Paris train attack suspect ‘dumbfounded’ by allegations, lawyer says
• Pastor arrested in Ferguson fights for rights
• Performers showcase their talents at the Fringe Festival in Scotland
• Pfizer, UK company accused of price gouging epilepsy drug
• Philly’s black barbershops shape up voters in 2016
• Photojournalist slain in Mexico City
• Photos: Aerial views of New Orleans show scars of Katrina
• Photos: Aerial views of Rio de Janeiro's Olympic venues
• Photos: Clashes outside Ukraine Parliament
• Photos: Colombians forced from homes in Venezuela
• Photos: Demonstration in St. Louis after police shooting
• Photos: Explosion in Bangkok
• Photos: Fire rages in central Washington
• Photos: Hiroshima marks 70th anniversary of first atomic bombing
• Photos: Japan’s Self-Defense Forces in action
• Photos: Life in Calais migrant camp the New Jungle
• Photos: Massive explosion rocks Tianjin, China
• Photos: Migrants make desperate dash to Greece from Turkish shore
• Photos: Orangutans readied for repatriation to Indonesia
• Photos: Pakistan celebrates Independence Day
• Photos: Portraits of ‘comfort women’
• Photos: Protest over killing of Michael Brown turns violent
• Photos: Refugees negotiate barbed wire at Hungarian border
• Photos: The American flag on the streets of Cuba
• Photos: The Temple of Baal Shamin
• Photos: Truck bomb in Kabul
• Photos: Welcome to Banksy's "Dismaland"
• Photos: Wildfires burn across Northern California
• Photos: World markets react to falling stock prices
• Plan to create Muslim cemetery sparks uproar in Texas city
• Plane crash in Idlib kills at least 27
• Plane crashes in remote Papua region of Indonesia
• Planned Parenthood alleges 'smear' in letter to Congress
• Planned Parenthood asks judge for emergency ruling
• Planned Parenthood fights back with TV ads
• Planned Parenthood sues over Bobby Jindal’s plan to strip Medicaid funding
• Plans for new US base in Japan cause anger
• Please don’t have sex with robots
• Poland to take in over 2,000 refugees
• Police and dealing with the mentally ill
• Police chiefs of largest cities gather to discuss spike in violence
• Police in Macedonia use force against refugees trying to cross the border
• Police in Tijuana, Mexico, now outfitted with body cameras
• Police killings of Latinos spark less outrage than when victims are black
• Police shootout at protest marking anniversary of Michael Brown's death
• Police using cellphone tracking devices without warrants
• Police: Man who beat homeless Mexican said 'Trump was right'
• Poll: Majority of black men in the US report unfair treatment by police
• Pollard release plan irks US security establishment
• Pope: Keep door open to divorced Catholics who remarry
• Possible suspect in Bangkok explosion
• Preparing for the biggest event in Rio de Janeiro’s history
• President Obama lobbying Jewish groups for the Iran nuclear deal
• Presidential hopefuls waste no time weighing in on the volatile market
• Priest charged with sexually abusing minors dies before trial
• Prime-time Republican debaters spar on the issues and clash with Trump
• Privatization won’t cure New Orleans’ race problem
• Pro-government fighters recapture Yemen’s largest base from Houthi rebels
• Prosecutor: White Charlotte officer panicked before shooting black man
• Protest for separate state in western Nepal turns deadly
• Protesters confront officers after police shoot suspect
• Protests and arrests rock Ferguson after state of emergency declared
• Protests as Japan's Kyushu Electric restarts Sendai reactor
• Protests grip Malaysia's capital as ex-PM Mahathir urges 'people power'
• Psych firm that screens Baltimore cops under review
• Psychologist board to recommend getting out of the torture business
• Psychologists vote not to participate in US torture
• Public education and low-income students
• Puerto Rican utilities face debt deadlines
• Questions abound over a proposed US-Mexico border wall
• Race and gender matter for representation
• Racist flier urges Detroit suburb to vote for white candidates
• Racist fliers being distributed in Michigan suburb
• Radar finds object thought to be lost Nazi gold train
• Radioactive waste found in St. Louis residential area
• Rape trial startles a prestigious New Hampshire prep school
• Reaching the endgame in Ukraine
• Recruiting black men voters in barber shops
• Refugee boat sinkings claim at least 100 off Libya, hundreds more missing
• Refugee children, close to death, found in van in Austria
• Refugee crisis heightens on Greece's eastern islands
• Refugee crisis is causing a water shortage in Jordan
• Refugee tragedies underscore crisis at Europe's borders
• Refugees [un]welcome: Hospitality and hostility greet migrants in Germany
• Refugees allowed to cross Macedonia border from Greece
• Refugees board trains in Hungary
• Refugees crossing the Serbian border
• Refugees found dead in an abandoned vehicle in Vienna
• Refugees found dead in parked truck in Austria, police say
• Refugees race through Balkans in bid to beat Hungary fence
• Refugees scuffle with police in Milan, denounce conditions
• Refugees struggle to assimilate in Germany
• Regional powers are making a mess of the Middle East
• Relatives doubt found part is from Flight MH370
• Remembering stories from Hiroshima about the day that changed the world
• Rep. Alan Grayson on the Iran nuclear deal and the presidential race
• Report: Hundreds of civilians killed in US-led airstrikes on ISIL
• Report: Jail suicide is the leading cause of death for US inmates
• Report: UN Command proposes dialogue with North Korea over shelling
• Reporters, witnesses silenced ‘one by one’ with ICC link deadly in Kenya
• Republican presidential debate review
• Republicans vie for attention from Fox and its viewers
• Rescuers in Myanmar struggle to reach flood-hit areas as death toll rises
• Residents across Gulf mark 10 years since Katrina
• Retailers fined for the sale of realistic toy guns
• Retired Maj. Gen. William Nash offers support of Iran deal
• Retrial date set for Etan Patz murder case
• Revisiting New Orleans' Lower Ninth Ward
• Rights lawyer on house arrest in Italy accused of aiding 'terrorist group'
• Rising river temperatures put endangered salmon in hot water
• Rousseff needs to level with Brazil
• Running Dry
• Russian environmentalists track oil spills and leaks
• Russians exiled back to the kitchen
• Rwandan group tackles mental illness through tourism
• SCOTUS rules against Kentucky clerk in gay marriage case
• SEC to force companies to reveal CEO-to-worker pay ratio
• Same-sex couple cheers gay marriage ruling in Kentucky
• Sanctions on Russia help ISIL
• Santa Cruz dumped the big banks – your town should too
• Satirist and actor Harry Shearer discusses the state of New Orleans
• Saudi Arabia closes emergency ward after MERS spike
• School suspensions and race in southern US states
• Schumer changes tune on Iran nuclear deal
• Schumer says he will oppose Iran nuclear deal
• Scientists fear toxic algae bloom spreading on Pacific coast
• Scientists prep for extreme arctic oil drilling
• Scientists seek new ways to fight wildfires
• Scores of refugees feared dead as boat sinks off Libya
• Scott Walker’s Milwaukee Bucks Arena to cost taxpayers millions
• Scott Walker’s Milwaukee Bucks Arena to cost taxpayers over $250 million
• Scott Walker’s immigration policies cause fear in Wisconsin’s dairyland
• Scott Walker’s rise fueled by confrontations with liberal institutions
• Sea level rise accelerating, NASA says
• Search for clues in slaying of Memphis officer
• Second-tier candidates fight for relevancy at undercard GOP debate
• Security in the Middle East discussed at the GCC
• Seeking compensation from Cuba for seized property
• Senators offer reality check on Bahrain
• Seoul restarts propaganda war across DMZ to North Korea
• Several dead after suicide blast hits Kabul police academy
• Sewage spill closes Hawaii's Waikiki beach
• Shahzad Akbar fights for Pakistan's drone victims
• Sharp rise in women, children casualties in Afghan war, UN says
• Shell allowed to drill in Arctic Ocean off Alaska
• Shinzo Abe’s balancing act
• Shooting in Virginia is shining a spotlight on workplace violence
• Shootout mars protest marking anniversary of Michael Brown’s death
• Shortage of bread in struggling Venezuela has many worried
• Shots on the bridge: Inside a post-Katrina police massacre
• Should the Catholic Church profit from oil drilling in Los Angeles?
• Should undocumented immigrants be able to hold government positions?
• Sierra Leone Ebola concerns grow from new cases
• Sierra Leone could soon be declared Ebola-free
• Sierra Leone deals with the emotional trauma of Ebola
• Significance of military base’s recapture in Yemen
• Since Michael Brown's death, what's changed in Ferguson?
• Single mothers need solutions, not shaming
• Single mothers ‘most likely’ to benefit from paid overtime expansion
• Sirisena offers to form coalition after party loses Sri Lanka elections
• Sixty years later, Emmett Till's cousin recalls the night he last saw him
• Sketch of Thai bomb suspect released as police warn he was part of network
• Smoke lifts over still raging wildfires in Washington
• Sockeye salmon in Idaho becoming endangered
• Somali army offensive against Al-Shabab
• South Africa officers found guilty of Mozambican man's murder
• South African court throws out Malema corruption case
• South Carolina governor vows to block Gitmo prisoner transfer
• South Korean police tactics being internationally exported
• South Korean sets himself on fire at anti-Japan protest
• South LA gang violence down but not out
• South Sudan leader fails to sign peace deal, says more time needed
• South Sudan president signs peace deal despite concerns
• South Sudan president to sign peace deal, spokesman says
• South Sudan signs peace deal with rebels
• South Sudanese girls face more educational obstacles than boys do
• Spain festival backtracks, re-invites Matisyahu after BDS controversy
• Sporting Dreams: Pursuing athletic dreams in America
• Spousal abuse: The ‘silent illness’ driving women into homelessness
• Sri Lanka heads to the polls
• Sri Lankan election offers hope for families of the disappeared
• Sri Lankan voters reject Rajapaksa’s comeback bid
• St. Louis police shoot, kill black man during home search
• Standardized testing and learning in public schools
• State Department receiving criticism for latest human trafficking report
• Stock market plummets as Dow drops over 500 points
• Stop sex trafficking by criminalizing buyers
• Stopping a storm surge superhighway
• Student athletes bank on rocky sports road to college scholarships
• Student debt strikers seek help from the White House
• Study finds peak months for college students’ first drug use
• Study: Air controllers' fatigue threatens aviation safety
• Study: No link between teen pot use and adult health issues
• Subject of a defining Sept. 11 photo passes away
• Suicide spike boosts oversight of California women's prison
• Super PACs emerge as unregulated shadow campaigns in 2016 election
• Surfer Kelly French discusses a shark encounter
• Surge in number of homeless people
• Suspect charged in killing of Mexican journalist
• Suspect in 1996 Khobar Towers bombing arrested
• Suspect killed in Tennessee theater shooting
• Suu Kyi warns against flood-linked vote tampering in Myanmar
• Sweden drops some sex cases against Assange
• Swedish prosecutors reportedly set to drop Assange sex crime charges
• Syrian air force launches new attacks on the outskirts of Damascus
• Taiwan evacuates hundreds as Typhoon Soudelor approaches
• Taking on Islamophobia with soccer
• Taliban kill 14 police officers in southern Afghanistan
• Talk to Al Jazeera: Mo Amer
• Talking trash in Lebanon
• Taxpayer dollars funding football stadiums
• TechKnow: The Car of the Future - Full Episode
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• Technology should emancipate workers, not oppress them
• Tehran’s debate over nuclear pact mirrors Washington’s
• Ten years after Katrina, New Orleans’ recovery remains uneven
• Tens of thousands protest in Brazil to say, 'Dilma must go'
• Tensions mount between North and South Korea
• Texas attorney general indicted on fraud charges
• Texas denying birth certificates to children of undocumented immigrants
• Texas deputy shooting continues the national debate
• Texas halts execution of Nicaraguan man convicted of 1997 murder
• Texas inmate executed for killing police officer
• Thai authorities search for culprits in Bangkok blast
• Thai government seeks answers after Bangkok bombing
• Thai officials: Bangkok bomb 'unlikely' work of foreign group
• Thai police arrest 'foreign' suspect in Bangkok shrine bombing
• Thai police find bomb-making materials in 2nd lodging
• Thai police hunt two bombing suspects after weekend raids
• Thai police seek Interpol help to track bombing suspect
• The Colorado mine spill was predictable and preventable
• The Cuban agricultural experiment
• The Ferguson effect on the United States
• The GOP presidential field’s prime-time debut
• The Katrina story of Rev. Johnnie Montgomery
• The NRA sues Pennsylvania towns that pass stringent gun laws
• The Pentagon says US not at war with Syria, only ISIL
• The Rocky fire in California has consumed 62,000 acres
• The TechKnow Chronicles IV
• The Voting Rights Act, 50 years later
• The antidote to economic anxiety is better government
• The backlash to changing Mount McKinley's name
• The case for a Mexican-American Holden Caulfield
• The changes in Ferguson since Michael Brown’s death
• The charter school movement needs greater accountability
• The collateral damage close to home
• The controversial topless issue in New York's Times Square
• The dangers of using polls to determine debate headcount
• The disability community’s Bechdel Test
• The discreet charm of Jeremy Corbyn
• The draining of America's largest reservoir
• The economic and racial equality struggles of Havana
• The economic impact on Detroit
• The effects of early school start times on adolescents
• The fight for marriage equality on Native American reservations
• The flawed argument around China’s currency manipulation
• The future of assistive tech is surprisingly simple
• The golden anniversary of the historic Voting Rights Act
• The growing popularity of gaming among women
• The history of US-Cuban diplomacy
• The impact of Black Lives Matter since Michael Brown’s death
• The invisible hordes of online feminist bullies
• The latest controversy surrounding college fraternities
• The migrant crisis in the northern French port city of Calais
• The moral naivete of ethics by numbers
• The movement to help get ex-cons work
• The one-dimensional Muslim
• The plight of long-suffering refugees
• The pulse of New Orleans a decade after Katrina
• The real nuclear danger isn't Iran or North Korea
• The real reason pundits want Donald Trump to disappear
• The rise of Jamaica's legalized ‘green rush’
• The soda industry’s creepy youth campaign
• The state of ISIL one year after the start of US-led coalition airstrikes
• The stunning turnaround of South LA’s ‘Killer King’ hospital
• The taxing problem of bringing up baby on a meager wage