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The isles just north of the Venetian Causeway, pictured here, feature some of the ritziest properties in Miami. Some of them bought anonymously through shell companies.
Business
Florida is apparently an easy place to set up shell companies if you’re a foreign investor
Khairuldeen Makhzoomi, who was escorted off his Southwest flight on April 6th, blamed the incident on "Islamophobia."
Conflict
‘Inshallah’ — it’s more than just a phrase that gets you in trouble on a plane
Asylum-seekers make temporary homes under the bridge of Paris' Stalingrad metro station.
Conflict
This ‘evacuated’ camp under the Paris metro is full of asylum-seekers
Illegal gold mine camp in Peru
Environment
Some drug cartels now make more money from gold than cocaine
Grilled lamb chops from C-Grill in Playa del Carmen.
Culture
It’s worth walking the extra block to find the best food in Mexico’s Playa del Carmen
"When you are pregnant you have pain and afterwards you have a baby that's there but when your baby died you have pain but are left with nothing." Saliha Ben Ali, 49, mother of 19-year-old Sabri Ben Ali, who died in Syria in December 2013. She's the lead
Conflict
These mothers lost their sons to ISIS. What have been their next steps?
The youngest Syrian refugee aboard the papal plane was 2-year-old Riyad, carried here by his mother Nour.
Conflict
After pope’s intervention, Syrian refugees begin a new life in Rome
The Vancover Notch as seen from Commencement Bay in Tacoma, Washington.
Culture
How a little divot near Mount Rainier became Vancouver Notch
Alec Ash starts the Pyongyang Marathon. April 10, 2016.
Sports
I traveled to North Korea to run in the Pyongyang Marathon, and it was fine