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In times of war, misinformation becomes even more rampant and harmful. The invasion of Ukraine by Russia is...
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The disturbing photographs that depict blue and red welts across the backs of journalists say all one needs...
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Editor's note: This story continues the coverage of the stories of several Afghans featured in our recent story...
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A war of images: a record of America’s dissonance in Afghanistan
For most Americans, an understanding of the war’s end in Afghanistan came through the pictures they saw. Afghans...
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Life goes on for Razia Jan’s girls’ school in Afghanistan
Editor's note: When the blast waves of 9/11 rumbled through Boston 20 years ago, Razia Jan, who had...
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20 years after 9/11 attacks, American communities remember, mourn and mobilize
Updated on Sept. 10, 2021 Ahead of the 20th anniversary of the attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, many...
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