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Morley Safer, correspondent for CBS News, reporting on the systematic burning of South Vietnamese villages by US Marines in Cam Ne, Vietnam, 1965.
Conflict
Morley Safer’s coverage of the Vietnam War changed everything
Some of the sweeping scenes of Arabia in the 1962 movie Lawrence of Arabia were actually filmed in Morocco.
Media
Morocco is tired of getting the Hollywood treatment
Phil Mickelson at the British Open golf championship at Muirfield in 2013, the last time the tournament was held on the course.
Sports
This men-only golf club was just banned from hosting the British Open
Canada's Prime Minister, Justin Trudeau, delivers a formal apology for the Komagata Maru incident in the House of Commons on Parliament Hill in Ottawa, Canada, May 18th 2016.
Culture
What Trudeau’s Komagata Maru apology means to a descendant of one of the ship’s passengers
Protesters dressed as robots demand a basic income
Economics
Swiss voters reject a plan to give everyone a guaranteed basic income
latino youth vote 1
Global Politics
They can’t vote, but it’s not stopping these Latino youth from registering others
LaTanya Dickson's family has to travel 20 miles to get clean water, which they store in jugs under the kitchen table of their hogan on the Navajo Nation in northern Arizona.
Environment
An NGO focused on water poverty turns its attention from Africa back to the US
An Iranian Air Force F-5F fighter plane takes off during manoeuvres in southern Iran.
Global Politics
Where did Iran get its military arms over the last 70 years?
An opposition supporter carrying a Venezuelan flag kneels in front of National Guards during a rally to demand a referendum to remove President Nicolas Maduro in Caracas, Venezuela, May 18, 2016.
Conflict
These Venezuelans are tired of protesting. Instead, they’re choosing to leave.