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Yuli Gurriel
Culture
Baseball player’s gesture sparks debate about racism in sports
London's forgotten dead are commemorated once a month at the Crossbones Vigil.
Culture
London has a unique vigil for its forgotten dead
Former Trump 2016 campaign chairman Paul Manafort
Global Politics
Moscow wags the dog on Manafort
President of the Chamber of Deputies Laura Boldrini welcomes students from Sicily to the Italian Parliament. Photo from Facebok, October 2, 2017.
Global Politics
This Italian politician wants kids to become ‘fake news hunters’
A German scientist stands in front of shelves of wood samples
Environment
How German ‘wood detectives’ protect endangered species
Bottles of prescription painkiller OxyContin, 40mg pills, made by Purdue Pharma L.D. sit on a shelf at a local pharmacy, in Provo, Utah, U.S., April 25, 2017.
Business
The spread of OxyContin around the world
Global average CO2 concentrations rose at a record rate in 2016 to more than 403 parts per million up from 400.00 ppm in 2015, according to the World Meteorological Organization. Concentrations of CO2 are now nearly 50% higher than pre-industrial levels.
Science
There’s more CO2 in the atmosphere now than any point in almost a million years
A nuclear shelter constructed for President John F. Kennedy near Riviera Beach, Florida. Note the fallout shelter sign.
Conflict
How some kids helped with the design of the Cold War fallout shelter sign
The exterior of the Ex-Convent of San Guillermo Abad, in Totolapan, Morelos state, Mexico. Behind the main facade, the chapel's roof collapsed over the main altar in the Sept. 19 earthquake.
Conflict
Mexico’s churches took a major hit in the September earthquake
Solid-looking building with US flag in front, fences, and many people waiting outside
Global Politics
With papers, my brother-in-law could be worth more than a dollar a day to the world
Anna Belkina, Director of Marketing and Strategic Development at RT, says RT has not yet published the list of advertisements ”but we probably are going to …  in the near future in some way.”
Conflict
Here are some of the stories RT says it promoted on Twitter
An Albanian state police officer holds a piece of freshly cut cannabis near the town of Kruja. Most of the pot produced in Albania is grown outdoors, on public land. Growers take advantage of the country’s Mediterranean climate and mountainous terrain.
Economics
Riding along with Albania’s pot police
Demonstrators rally on behalf of LGBT asylum-seekers in Amsterdam, Netherlands.
Justice
‘Not gay enough’: Dutch authorities challenge asylum-seekers to prove their sexuality
Stans ossuary in Stans, Switzerland.
Culture
Remember that you have to die
OxyContin
Medicine
The family that helped start the opioid crisis
Passengers wait to undergo security checks at Sydney's Domestic Airport in Australia.
Conflict
New airport security measures add the human element back into screenings
TV meteorologist
Environment
In hurricane-prone Miami, one meteorologist is forecasting the future
Migrants sleep on the ground at dawn at the Hermanos en el Camino shelter in Ixtepec, Oaxaca. The buildings here are too damaged by the recent earthquakes to enter.
Conflict
Mexico’s earthquakes complicate life for Central American migrants fleeing violence
Women wear costumes as they take part in Carnaval in Jacmel, Haiti. The similarity between Carnaval and Mardi Gras in New Orleans is just one connection the two places share.
Arts
New Orleans and Haiti are linked by culture, food and history
Jetmir Gjini used to grow marijuana -- lots of it. Now he and his family are back to herding sheep.
Economics
In Europe’s former pot capital, now the only grass is for sheep
sex pistols mural
Culture
After 40 years, ‘Never Mind the Bollocks’
Denisse
Justice
Meet the women who escorted Jane Doe to her abortion
Macer Gifford, a British volunteer who joined the Kurds in the fight against ISIS in Syria.
Conflict
British volunteers in Syria took on ISIS. Now they face possible arrest back home.
A pharmacist holds prescription painkiller OxyContin, 40mg pills, made by Purdue Pharma L.D. at a local pharmacy.
Health
Why the opioid crisis is an American problem
Students sit through class in a rural Chinese school. American writer Lenora Chu's new book is called "Little Soldiers: An American Boy, A Chinese School, and the Global Race to Achieve."
Books
At this elite Chinese kindergarten, ‘We don’t pick children. We pick parents.’
Captain Thomas Sankara,
Global Politics
Thomas Sankara declared Burkina Faso ‘the land of people of integrity’
European Parliament member Terry Reintke (C) holds a placard with the hashtag "MeToo" during a debate
Global Politics
EU institutions face scrutiny for how they deal with sexual assault
A woman scrapes mortar off of a salvaged brick with a flat end of a chisel so the brick can be reused.
Culture
‘Symbolic rubble’ from crumbling adobe homes preserves the past and eases trauma after Mexico earthquake
Russian President Vladimir Putin attends a joint news conference with German President Frank Walter Steinmeier
Global Politics
Vladimir Putin’s grudge with Hillary Clinton
Ada Colau
Global Politics
Barcelona’s mayor is on a quest to ‘feminize’ politics amid independence debate
DHS bus
Conflict
The complicated reasons why some people overstay their US visas
When it comes to running China, the most powerful officials in government are probably the members of the Politburo Standing Committee, lining up here for the news media at the Great Hall of the People in Beijing on October 25, 2017. But the man with the
Global Politics
One of the most powerful men on Earth just got more powerful
A member of the Puerto Rican National Guard dodges downed power cables as he hands out food and water
Conflict
Tiny Montana firm hired to rebuild Puerto Rico’s power grid
The entrance of Trump International Hotel
Justice
Commentary: Americans should demand reforms that ensure government serves the people
A picture illustration shows a Facebook logo reflected in a person's eye, in Zenica, March 13, 2015.
Global Politics
Russian trolls tried to recruit a prominent US activist. He didn’t take the bait, but others did.
White House Chief of Staff John Kelly pauses during the daily briefing at the White House in Washington,
Conflict
The White House suggests no one should question its chief of staff
Steve Lorch has a 30-year plan to put upstate South Carolina on the map, known as a place for producing great tea.
Economics
Could Pickens, South Carolina, join China, India and Sri Lanka among the world’s great tea-growing regions?
A woman wearing a headwrap and as shimmering blue and gold dress stands in front of a camera, with her hands to her hips.
Culture
Fashion, faith and culture come together through the global art of head wrapping
harvey weinstein
Arts
Russians look at the Harvey Weinstein scandal and say, ‘What’s the big deal?’
Firefighters from the Sequoia National Forest Cobra 4 hand crew mop up a spot fire
Music
Meet the firefighters from American Samoa who sing to stay motivated on the job
White nationalists carry torches on the grounds of the University of Virginia, on the eve of a planned Unite The Right rally in Charlottesville, Virginia, US August 11, 2017. Picture taken August 11, 2017.
Culture
How often have you dealt with racism? Her friends’ answers surprised her.
“I don't want to have to do this,” Victoria Barrett says. “It's just I feel like it obviously needs to be done. It's frustrating... Sometimes I feel like people my age are fighting the hardest when we didn't even start this in the first place."
Global Politics
This 18-year-old from New York is suing the Trump administration over climate change
This is a black and white image of a profile of Harvey Weinstein from 2012. In the space next to his face, text says "The Harvey Effect: How his fall led millions of women to talk about workplace harassment."
Economics
Sexual harassment at work is a global problem. Now, the world is finally talking about it.
Venezuelan musician Algodon Egipcio's is helping Venezuelan immigrants understand the crisis
Arts
Algodón Egipcio’s ‘La Estrella Irregular’ is another way to understand the ongoing crisis in Venezuela
Barcelona soccer fans make their feelings known about Catalan independence, at a game on Wednesday Oct 18th 2017
Culture
The roots of Catalonia’s differences with the rest of Spain
A girl attends her first class at a school in Hazema in north Raqqa, Syria.
Conflict
In Syria, all girls want is safety and school
Bees in a bee hive
Environment
In Germany, flying insects are disappearing at a rapid rate
The leader of ANO party Andrej Babis signs books for a supporter during an election campaign rally in Prague, Czech Republic September 28, 2017.
Global Politics
The Czech Republic’s Trump is in the lead for prime minister
Sound of Thunder
Music
A heavy metal band from Virginia went viral in Catalonia
Syrian Democratic Forces fighters dance along a street in Raqqa, Syria, on Oct. 18, 2017.
Conflict
Raqqa liberated from ISIS: ‘My city is now ruined and burned down’
Volunteers crouch on the wet sand as they pick up trash from a beach near Mumbai's Versova jetty
Environment
This Mumbai lawyer inspired a massive beach cleanup
Mexico City
Environment
When disaster hits home: The Mexico City quake one month on
French singer Camille has a new album out called "Oui"
Music
For French singer Camille, music is much more than just the meaning of the words
Forensic experts walk in a field after a powerful bomb blew up a car and killed investigative journalist Daphne Caruana Galizia
Conflict
Maltese journalist known for taking on powerful ‘crooks’ is killed by a car bomb
puerto rico
Education
Some Puerto Rican college students displaced by Hurricane Maria have already started classes again — in Florida
A Syrian refugee holding a baby in a life tube swims towards the shore, after their dinghy deflated some 100 yards from the Greek island of Lesbos, September 13th 2015.
Conflict
Refugees to be assessed on ability to ‘assimilate’
Zarfishan Zahid (L) smiles as Sana Tahir (R) holds Malaika Noman, 3, as the child arrives in the United States after a federal judge ruled in July that President Trump's temporary ban on travelers from six Muslim-majority countries cannot stop grandparent
Global Politics
Two US judges order a freeze on Trump’s third travel ban
Birth control pills
Global Politics
Trump’s ‘global gag rule on steroids’ threatens Congolese clinics
Former barrack turned into a house in nearby town of Parker, Arizona.
Conflict
Japanese Americans weren’t the only US citizens housed in camps
Left: Kim Jong-Un as the class bully, El Universal Opinion, Mexico,  September 2, 2017.   Right: Catalonia removes a key piece of Spain, El Universal Opinion, Mexico, October 14, 2017.
Arts
The wordless, surreal and very Cuban satire of Angel Boligán