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Protestors hold up signs in the shape of stop signs and call for the end of immigration detentions
Conflict
She fled abuse in Mexico, and now this trans woman says she was abused in immigration detention too
Malik Jalal says he is very lucky to be alive. He claims to have been the target of at least four US drone attacks in Waziristan.
Justice
Pakistani to the US: I don’t deserve to be on your drone ‘kill list’
For cities along Florida's Atlantic coast, flooding from high tides has already become a reality. Fort Lauderdale, Fla., September 2015.
Environment
South Florida Republicans are fed up with their party leaders on climate change
Amanda Feilding of the Beckley Foundation.
Science
The woman behind a new LSD study has a history of experimenting on herself
Milana Vayntrub
Culture
This actress is bringing attention to the refugee crisis. And she has a refugee story of her own.
Red ribbons are tied around a tree trunk on the eve of the second anniversary of the abduction of the Chibok school girls in Abuja, Nigeria April 13, 2016.
Conflict
Abducted. Enslaved. In and out of the news for two years. The Chibok girls are still missing.
Canadian families seeking sperm donors tend to use US samples due to Canadian regulations on sperm donation.
Health
A US sperm bank is getting sued for presenting a mentally ill felon as a healthy donor
Charlotte Perkins Gilman, circa 1900.
Books
A 1915 novel is now the blueprint for a real-life feminist utopia
Zou Zheng (25) of China's Guangzhou Evergrande holds Chinese national flag as he celebrates with teammates after winning their Club World Cup quarter-final soccer match against Mexico's Club America during in Osaka, western Japan, December 13, 2015.
Sports
China crushes competition in 2050 World Cup! (Yeah, right.)