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A protester holds a placard in support of refugees during a rally in central Sydney, Australia.
Justice
How one wrong word made Australia’s migration agency look like Holocaust deniers
People look through a gate bars in Sanaa
Conflict
Yemenis still can’t get out. But they can speak out.
Syrian filmmaker and satirist Firas Alshater says Europe will embrace its new refugees, but it just might take a while.
Justice
He trusts you. Do you trust this Syrian refugee?
george
Music
How Sir George Martin’s classical training influenced rock ‘n’ roll
NOAA researchers haul up hydrophone
Science
Seven miles under the ocean, it’s a lot noisier than we thought
Emadeldin Elsayed came to California to attend a flight school in September last year.
Justice
Student detained after anti-Trump Facebook comment. Now he’ll have to leave the country.
One of the ballistic missiles being launched and tested in an undisclosed location, Iran
Global Politics
Iran’s dramatic missile tests were ‘signals.’ Here’s what they meant.
Mariana Bazo/Reuters
Global Politics
You think the US presidential season is crazy? Check out what’s happening in Peru
Youssef Kamand
Conflict
He’s just the kind of new citizen Europe wants — but Europe isn’t making it easy for him
Joey G - Brockton
Education
Stopping the school-to-prison pipeline: Here’s how one city is doing it
Canadian satirist Rick Mercer flanked by Justin Trudeau (back when he was just 'Justin') and his wife Sophie Gregoire-Trudeau on location for the Rick Mercer Report at the Quebec City Winter Carnival in 2010.
Global Politics
Canadians a little too excited about Justin Trudeau’s White House visit