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How one man escaped El Salvador’s cycle of violence
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Problems in the US immigration court system are seemingly endless
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Mitigating Sunni-Shia conflict in ‘the world’s most charming police state’
BY REESE ERLICH MUSCAT, Oman — Vendors call out as they sell sweet snacks, clothing and jewelry in the...
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Scarce HIV treatment in Myanmar means sick denied
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Jul 26, 2015
Pope Francis and the revolution in Vatican foreign policy
A Vatican conference this week drew mayors from cities across the globe to discuss climate change and modern...
Jul 24, 2015
A Startup for Geeks in Gaza
This article was published in partnership with The New York Times. Read Vox's write-up of Lauren's reportage here....
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Meet an Italian nun who’s been helping sex trafficking victims for 20 years
CASERTA, Italy — Another woman had just knocked at the front door of Casa Ruth carrying a terrible, familiar...
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