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At its peak Al-Jazeera America employed some 850 staff across 12 US news bureaus and a state-of-the art television studio in New York.
Media
Al Jazeera will switch off its American channel
Common murre swimming
Environment
Warm ocean temps could be starving Alaskan seabirds
Mexican actress Kate Del Castillo arrives at the 2011 Los Angeles Latino International Film Festival special screening of "Without Men" during the Maya Indie film series in the Hollywood area of Los Angeles, California, July 24, 2011.
Culture
Tracking El Chapo and Kate del Castillo’s relationship from their flirtatious texts
More than 30,000 people traveled to the UN's COP21 climate summit in Paris last month from aroudn the world. The UN set up a website where attendees could offset the carbon footprint of their travel.
Environment
People who traveled to the Paris climate summit can offset their carbon emissions — but it isn’t easy
Police gather near the scene of gun and bomb attacks on western targets in Jakarta. The massive security response killed the assailants before they could do much damage.
Conflict
Witness tells her story from the Indonesia terror attack
Only for Men
Arts
This taxi gives men a sense of what it feels like to travel as a woman in India
Left: An Albanian woman from Italy at Ellis Island, 1905. At times the Island looked like a ball with the multicolored, multinational clothing. (Lewis W. Hine/NYPL) Right: Zeinab, 14, lives in Zaata
Conflict
2 eras, 1 dream: Photos of immigrants on Ellis Island and today’s Syrian refugees
The blood of a survivor of the Ebola virus is extracted as part of a study launched at Liberia's John F. Kennedy Hospital in Monrovia, Liberia, June 17, 2015.
Medicine
West Africa is Ebola-free. Or is it?
Director Alan Rickman arrives for the "A Little Chaos" gala during the Toronto International Film Festival.
Culture
Seven of Alan Rickman’s most memorable roles