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When the State Department issued its annual report on human rights, Secretary of State Rex Tillerson skipped the announcement.
Global Politics
It’s starting to look like ‘Home Alone’ at the State Department
Lina Khalifeh (center), Batoul Jaikat (right) and one of the students at the SheFighter studio in Amman, Jordan.
Business
This Jordanian started her country’s first self-defense studio for women
When Deepak Singh moved to the US from India, he took a downwardly mobile journey from MBA to minimum wage.
Jobs
An Indian immigrant’s US journey ‘from MBA to minimum wage’
Spain unemployment Malaga
Economics
Why far-right populism hasn’t caught on in Spain
Screenshot from Soviet Soviet's video of their song Endless Beauty
Music
Why an Italian band heading for SXSW got deported
School portrait of young boy, black and white
Conflict
There’s a lot of hate in the world. And I’ve played a part in that.
Small business owner Mady Zulueta outside her store, Zulu, in a prime area of Old Havana, Cuba.
Economics
Uncertain what’s next, Cubans go about their business while they wait for a signal from Trump
The "Guilt-Free Zone," one of APTN's most popular programs, is set in a fictional speakeasy.
Media
Native Americans don’t have their own TV channel. A Canadian network wants to change that.