‘Flight shame’ in Sweden prompts rail-only travel movement

Sri Lanka remains wary of more attacks, but churches begin to rebuild

Meet the Petrochallengers: A new generation wants to bring accountability to Haiti. Can they succeed?

No Spanish allowed: Texas school museum revisits history of segregation

Muslims in Sri Lanka say they feel targeted after bombings

How a high school student’s hand-painted graduation dress went viral

Iran wasn’t ready for these huge floods. But they should get ready for more in the future.

Macron vows to cut taxes but activists want more

How the Sri Lanka attacks relate to broader terrorism patterns

A UN resolution condemning sexual violence against women should’ve been uncontroversial

As Trump eyes more family detention, experts say it puts kids at risk

After Trump says America is ‘full,’ Vermont says ‘not us’

In El Salvador, climate change means less coffee, and more migrants

YouTube impersonator to fill in for Trudeau on ‘The Simpsons’

Iran may sail around US sanctions with ‘cloaked’ tankers

Sri Lanka mourns with mass funerals

Meet Nigeria’s small but growing vegetarian and vegan community

Ukraine voters reject status quo in vote for ‘absolutely unprepared’ president

Trial for Saudi activists who’ve served a year in prison has been delayed

Ready for her close-up, Guy-Blaché was a film pioneer lost to history

How to make music out of the Mueller report redactions

Mueller Report: Did Trump commit conspiracy? No. But collusion? Maybe.

Competition for readers among Peru’s tabloids leads to more fake news

South African lawyer is first woman with albinism on Vogue cover: ‘The way I look is enough’

Can this duo blaze the first new route up Everest in 10 years?

With veto, Trump keeps the US in Yemen. Did he ‘greenlight a failed strategy?’

As hurricane season nears in Puerto Rico, a doctor tries to help pregnant women prepare themselves

How women who’ve left Turkey are helping those left behind

‘Secrecy is subjective’ when government censors redact documents

Christopher Columbus’ son’s universal library is newly rediscovered in this lost tome

Notre-Dame remembered as a gathering point for The World

In Japan, few people eat whale meat anymore, but whaling remains popular

‘Outraged’ Yemeni American deli owners boycott New York Post over Ilhan Omar cover

State Dept. list of corrupt Central American government officials is a ‘sham,’ rep. says

Is coffee essential? Switzerland says no.

Is Airbnb’s no-profit return to the West Bank ‘whitewashing’ human rights violations?

Abortion pardons in Rwanda leave rights activists hopeful

What does Assange’s arrest mean for press freedom?

Bashir is out in Sudan, but ‘protesters are not satisfied’ with military rule

A decade of WikiLeaks’ Assange, from allegations to arrest

As judge halts US ‘remain in Mexico’ policy, returned migrants wonder what’s next

How Atlanta plans to get to 100% green energy by 2035

Russia agrees to free whales held in ‘whale jail’

Here’s the story behind the iconic image of the Sudanese woman in white

Social activists risk their lives as Colombia’s peace process falters

Was this Polish American war hero intersex?

Latina Rebels turn to memes, humor to rethink media on hot-button issues

A family split between the US and Haiti dreads looming loss of legal status

Calling the Iranian Revolutionary Guard a ‘terrorist organization’ is risky, but nothing new

For this Turkish filmmaker, wedding dresses are a metaphor to discuss femicide

Libyan warlord took a twisted path to Tripoli

Politics in Israel moves to the right

In Idai’s wake, aid groups worry about ‘double tragedy’ of cholera

‘Hold the line’: Journalist Maria Ressa says democracies are fragile

Legally, ‘climate refugees’ don’t exist. But in Georgia, they say they’re already here.

In wake of Brexit, British companies head to Amsterdam

Brunei’s death by stoning, anti-LGBTQ law sparks outrage, boycotts

Australia’s new rapid-removal law for violent videos may be a ‘knee-jerk’ reaction

For Eritrean Americans, Nipsey Hussle’s death is like losing a family member

San Diego school district and parents reach settlement over Muslim civil rights program