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government

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President Donald Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu speaking together at the White House colonnade
Global Politics
Trump and Netanyahu convene for closed-door meeting
7:00
Nicaraguan President Daniel Ortega speaks into a microphone at a rally alongside Vice President Rosario Murillo, who claps beside him
Politics
From liberator to dictator: Nicaragua’s Ortega says no more elections
8:08
A man in a dark suit and a woman in a light blue dress walk hand-in-hand through a doorway as staff applaud on both sides
Global Politics
Andy Burnham takes over as Britain’s seventh prime minister in a decade
6:21
A man in a black suit speaks at a microphone podium with a projected screen in the background
Ukraine
Ukraine’s defense minister dismissed amid cabinet changes
6:25
A woman fully covered in a patterned cloth, face hidden, standing against a bare wall beside a vase of white flowers
Conflict & Justice
The war the world is struggling to see
8:21
Person holding a U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services folder and a small American flag at a naturalization ceremony
Immigration
Who belongs?: The global battle over citizenship
7:44
Historic black-and-white photograph of Ellis Island’s crowded registry room, with immigrants seated on long wooden benches beneath two large American flags.
History
How global forces helped shape American democracy
13:45
A person stands amid the rubble of a collapsed multi-story building, with concrete slabs, debris, and scattered belongings covering the area
Natural disasters
After Venezuela’s earthquakes, anger grows over government and military response
6:21
A man wearing sunglasses marches while holding a Haitian flag at a demonstration supporting Temporary Protected Status. Other participants carry signs reading “Extend Haitian TPS!” and “No way!”
Immigration
Impact of Supreme Court TPS ruling on Haitians, Syrians and tens of thousands in the US
8:08
A woman with long blonde hair and glasses speaks into a microphone at a formal indoor event
DW
Norwegian royals are in the spotlight
4:54
Conflict & Justice
Strike on Venezuela gang leader may open door to mineral wealth
7:49
Women's rights activists in the Afghan capital of Kabul insisted Sunday they would continue fighting for their right to education, employment and participation in Afghan political and social life, and said a recent Taliban decree banning forced marriage was not enough to address the issue of women's rights.
Women & Gender
Taliban forces fire on civilians protesting morality police in Afghanistan
6:38
Cars drive along a winding, misty road surrounded by lush green rainforest.
Environment
Lula to pave highway through untouched part of Brazilian Amazon
6:16
Two firefighters in protective gear work amidst smoldering debris in a heavily damaged building.
Ukraine
Russia stalls in Donbas, as battlefield deadlock deepens
7:04
A person in a suit speaks into two microphones outdoors.
Global Politics
Politically, Israel’s conflicts are a ‘ticking time bomb’ for Netanyahu
10:59
Four people play cards at a table with flashlights, while a fire burns in the background on a dark street.
Energy
Cuba runs out of oil
8:17
A teacher in a colorful dress stands in front of a classroom, with students sitting at desks and a blackboard behind her.
Conflict & Justice
How conflict in northern Cameroon is impacting education for girls
A large mural depicting a leader waving to a crowd, surrounded by people holding flowers and celebrating.
Religion
North Korea’s complex relationship with its Christian past
11:00
A man in religious attire stands at the top of airplane stairs, with Vatican and Cameroon flags visible above.
Religion
On Africa trip, Pope Leo XIV condemns war and brushes off Trump criticism
A group of people in military uniforms walking indoors, with a mix of camouflage and orange-brown patterns.
Leaders
The future of Burkina Faso’s democracy is in question 

life

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A woman fully covered in a patterned cloth, face hidden, standing against a bare wall beside a vase of white flowers
Conflict & Justice
The war the world is struggling to see
8:21
Four people in yellow hazmat suits and masks stand on grass, with one person in blue protective gear assisting.
Health & Medicine
Ebola spread challenges global preparedness
8:05
A large group of people is gathered on a stage in front of a screen displaying "Olhar de Cinema Festival Internacional de Curitiba."
Arts, Culture & Media
As Brazilian films gain Oscar attention, questions arise about whose stories are told
A brain gradually disintegrating into small particles on a pink background.
Science & Technology
AI may be messing with our memories
6:21
A large gathering of people seated on the ground, sharing a communal meal during a religious event, with many wearing traditional white clothing.
Out of Eden Walk
Celebrating Eid al-Fitr in one of Islam’s holiest cities
7:30
A building engulfed in thick grey smoke, with visible damage to the structure and firefighters standing on a balcony.
Conflict & Justice
Israel escalates attacks on civilian infrastructure in southern Lebanon
11:10
Two individuals exploring a rocky cave, with ropes hanging from above, and sunlight illuminating the entrance at the far end.
Out of Eden Walk
Out of Eden Walk: The origin story of the human species is still being written
7:40
DW
A murder in Istanbul raises fears for journalists’ safety
6:55
Science & Technology
Nobel laureates sound the alarm over artificial superintelligence
7:56
Transportation
How many jokes does it take to make Germany’s trains run on time?
5:32
DW
Is the Turkish president turning the lights out on democracy?
6:57
Arts, Culture & Media
The world’s best comics store says immersive fantasy is key to its success
5:10
Out of Eden Walk
Recycled whirligigs remain a fixture in the Japanese countryside
7:24
The World's Global Classroom
As Taiwan’s birth rate falls, universities shut down one after the other
5:13
The World's Global Classroom
How Hungary’s higher education overhaul became a model for US conservatives
7:25
Out of Eden Walk
Surprising places on the Out of Eden Walk
7:27
Business, Economics and Jobs
Trump’s sweeping tariffs undermine decades-old global trade system
7:44
Out of Eden Walk
Out of Eden Walk: Cellophane oasis
3:47
Lifestyle & Belief
Preserving the world’s earliest mummies in Chile
5:47
Cybersecurity
Kremlin’s internet crackdown is taking on YouTube
6:19

politics

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President Donald Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu speaking together at the White House colonnade
Global Politics
Trump and Netanyahu convene for closed-door meeting
7:00
Nicaraguan President Daniel Ortega speaks into a microphone at a rally alongside Vice President Rosario Murillo, who claps beside him
Politics
From liberator to dictator: Nicaragua’s Ortega says no more elections
8:08
A man in a black suit speaks at a microphone podium with a projected screen in the background
Ukraine
Ukraine’s defense minister dismissed amid cabinet changes
6:25
A group of people gathered at night by the sea, lit by a single light, with one person holding an acoustic guitar
Energy
Cuba’s power grid buckles as people face extended blackouts
11:54
Person holding a U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services folder and a small American flag at a naturalization ceremony
Immigration
Who belongs?: The global battle over citizenship
7:44
Historic black-and-white photograph of Ellis Island’s crowded registry room, with immigrants seated on long wooden benches beneath two large American flags.
History
How global forces helped shape American democracy
13:45
A man wearing sunglasses marches while holding a Haitian flag at a demonstration supporting Temporary Protected Status. Other participants carry signs reading “Extend Haitian TPS!” and “No way!”
Immigration
Impact of Supreme Court TPS ruling on Haitians, Syrians and tens of thousands in the US
8:08
Conflict & Justice
Strike on Venezuela gang leader may open door to mineral wealth
7:49
Women's rights activists in the Afghan capital of Kabul insisted Sunday they would continue fighting for their right to education, employment and participation in Afghan political and social life, and said a recent Taliban decree banning forced marriage was not enough to address the issue of women's rights.
Women & Gender
Taliban forces fire on civilians protesting morality police in Afghanistan
6:38
A person stands in front of a large sculpture of an eagle with outstretched wings on a rooftop.
Immigration
‘GTFO’: The Americans moving overseas in search of a better life
5:30
Four people play cards at a table with flashlights, while a fire burns in the background on a dark street.
Energy
Cuba runs out of oil
8:17
A group of people attentively listen indoors, near a "Radio France" sign, with one person holding a "Vive la Radio Publique" sign.
Media
French public media is being targeted by the far-right
5:18
A man in religious attire stands at the top of airplane stairs, with Vatican and Cameroon flags visible above.
Religion
On Africa trip, Pope Leo XIV condemns war and brushes off Trump criticism
A group of people in military uniforms walking indoors, with a mix of camouflage and orange-brown patterns.
Leaders
The future of Burkina Faso’s democracy is in question 
View from inside a car focused on small Cuban and American flags on the dashboard, with blurred figures visible through the windshield.
Global Politics
A brief history of US-Cuba relations
11:40
A group of people walking through a snowy village with red houses, featuring a woman in a beige puffer jacket and a man in a black coat talking in the foreground.
DW
Denmark holds snap elections this week
4:51
A building engulfed in thick grey smoke, with visible damage to the structure and firefighters standing on a balcony.
Conflict & Justice
Israel escalates attacks on civilian infrastructure in southern Lebanon
11:10
Aerial view of a group of people standing on a concrete surface, forming the letters "SOS".
DW
Descriptions of struggle at an art exhibition in Prague
5:43
A man repairs a hole in a brick wall in a narrow alley with debris and stones scattered around. Another man walks in the background, and a colorful tarp is partially visible to the left.
Conflict & Justice
Clashes between Afghanistan and Pakistan raise concerns about ‘open war’
A person wearing a colorful hat and white shirt holds a blue fabric with a USAID logo in a room with cloth hangings and bags in the background.
Health & Medicine
Health aid pact between US and Zimbabwe collapses

business

2.7K posts
A street scene with people walking, auto rickshaws, and buildings. A dome structure is visible in the background.
Military
Washington targets Cuba’s military-run business empire
6:23
A spacious restaurant interior with light wood furnishings and large windows, filled with people seated at wooden tables. Decorative elements and a mezzanine level are visible in the background. The atmosphere is lively and casual.
Business, Economics and Jobs
Help wanted: Germany hires its next generation of workers from abroad
5:38
Science & Technology
Nobel laureates sound the alarm over artificial superintelligence
7:56
DW
A bizarre crimewave is taking place in the French capital
4:44
Lifestyle
How tequila crossed the Mexican border and won over Americans
6:31
Global Politics
Defying tyranny: Maria Ressa on journalism under authoritarian rule
11:46
Out of Eden Walk
Surprising places on the Out of Eden Walk
7:27
Elections
German voters weigh options ahead of election hinging on immigration, sluggish economy
6:07
Japan in Focus
Japan awakens for the global art market
5:13
"And this shall also pass II," by Nigerian artist Ngozi-Omeje Ezema, 2022, work from Kó gallery in Lagos, Nigeria.
Arts, Culture & Media
After decades of being overlooked, African art gets its moment
4:07
Conflict & Justice
Extortion and predatory lending have skyrocketed in Peru
5:27
Man cuts quartz in factory.
Health & Medicine
Lungs of stone: How Silica has sickened a generation of quartz cutters
A yacht maneuvers near homes on Palm Island
Business, Economics and Jobs
Cities suffer when the 1% leave
Can the Restaurant Industry Recover from COVID-19? 2020-05-19
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NATO’s Struggle to Define Its Future 2019-12-04
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The Divide Within The State Department 2019-11-14
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Podcast: 2019-05-08 As Uber Prepares to Go Public, Drivers Across the Country Strike
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Margrethe Vestager
Environment
Europe is not afraid to regulate Big Tech. EU Competition Commissioner Vestager explains why.
Companies Might Have to ‘Lean In’ to Transparency by Reporting Salaries
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Thousands of Children Complained of Sexual Abuse in Immigrant Detention
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arts

2.1K posts
Out of Eden Walk
How art augments a global walk
7:22
A group of people attentively listen indoors, near a "Radio France" sign, with one person holding a "Vive la Radio Publique" sign.
Media
French public media is being targeted by the far-right
5:18
A man wearing a white outfit is standing next to a vintage car designed to resemble a swan, with ornate decorations and a snake ornament on the fender. The background features other brightly colored, uniquely designed vehicles.
Arts, Culture & Media
In India, whimsical cars are public health intervention
7:28
Aerial view of a group of people standing on a concrete surface, forming the letters "SOS".
DW
Descriptions of struggle at an art exhibition in Prague
5:43
A playground with children's toys and flowers laid as a memorial, set against a backdrop of damaged apartment buildings with boarded windows.
DW
Daughters of the Donbas group creates music remembering abducted Ukrainian children
8:17
A woman with braided hair in a red shirt stands confidently among a group of people wearing colorful, elaborate masks and costumes, in front of a yellow building with ornate architectural details.
DW
Austro-Mexican singer finds out it really does take a village
6:40
Migration
From shipwreck to symphony: Prisoners in Italy turn migrant boats into violins
5:51
DW
The soundtrack of daily life becomes art in Norway
6:02
Music
To counter narco-corridos’ popularity, Mexico tries a song contest 
5:19
Music
Protest music thrives in Iran, three years after young woman’s death sparked grassroots uprising
12:05
Arts, Culture & Media
The world’s best comics store says immersive fantasy is key to its success
5:10
Arts, Culture & Media
Amid divorce and war, a Palestinian-Israeli actor finds himself ‘between the river and the sea’
5:16
Arts, Culture & Media
With nearly 4,000 shows, all the world’s a stage at Edinburgh Fringe
4:53
Arts, Culture & Media
Deciphering ancient artifacts with a lost language used by women in Zambia
6:09
Arts, Culture & Media
The most popular foreign playwright in Russia is Irish
5:40
The World's Global Classroom
‘What’s the greatest knowledge a person can have? Know thyself’: Morgan State University hosts banned book symposium in Cuba
Arts, Culture & Media
‘Bad Kreyòl’ premieres in New York
5:20
Music
‘To Make the Archives Sing’: Old Jewish Argentinian songs recorded for the first time
7:31
Arts, Culture & Media
The rocky road to the Edinburgh Fringe Festival
5:33
Ukraine
‘Serduchka is Ukraine’: Pop star comedian says his job is to lift Ukrainian morale
9:41

crime

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Conflict & Justice
Despite policy change, dowry deaths persist in India
7:11
A woman fully covered in a patterned cloth, face hidden, standing against a bare wall beside a vase of white flowers
Conflict & Justice
The war the world is struggling to see
8:21
Health
Chinese suppliers are advertising nitazenes — more potent than fentanyl — online
5:55
Crowd of people in yellow shirts waving Colombian flags along a busy Bogotá avenue
Elections
Trump-backed conservative wins Colombia’s presidential election, promising tougher approach to crime
4:49
Conflict & Justice
Strike on Venezuela gang leader may open door to mineral wealth
7:49
A man in a suit and bowler hat is stepping out of a building while carrying a briefcase.
DW
Could a 78-year-old murder mystery be solved?
7:45
A photograph of a couple is displayed alongside numerous lit candles, creating a memorial scene with warm, glowing light.
DW
Will the third time be a charm in the murder trial of Slovak journalist?
5:21
A group of soldiers in military uniforms and helmets stand guard with rifles in hand, with civilians and a vehicle visible in the background, under a clear sky.
Environment
Out of Eden Walk: When you walk across entire continents, police take notice
7:35
On Europe
20 years after London’s deadliest bombings, extremist threat grows more complex
5:36
Sacred Spaces
Colombia churches push for dialogue in the wake of renewed political violence
5:36
Conflict & Justice
Why Indian men are fighting for Russia in Ukraine
5:34
Culture
Argentina tries to fight the theft of its precious meteorites
5:38
Baltimore’s Mayor Embroiled in Children’s Book Scandal
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Migrant Caravan Denigrated by President Trump Arrives in California
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Arts, Culture & Media
Art Cops
Arts, Culture & Media
The Woodsman
Arts, Culture & Media
Busted
Arts, Culture & Media
Lee Israel
Throwing Away the Key on ICE Detentions
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Can a White House in chaos handle the North Korean crisis?
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national_news

1.4K posts
How to Recover from Burnout During COVID-19 Pandemic 2020-11-19
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As COVID-19 Cases Rise, Health Workers Are Burning Out 2020-11-18
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Older Americans Are Facing Massive Unemployment During COVID-19 Pandemic 2020-11-17
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Making Sense of Mixed Messaging from Public Officials on COVID-19 2020-11-16
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As Winter Approaches, COVID-19 Pandemic Worsens Across the U.S. 2020-11-12
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Despite His Electoral Defeat, Republicans Rally Behind Trump and Refusal to Concede 2020-11-11
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What a Biden Victory Means to Leaders Around the World 2020-11-10
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The Power of Black Women at the Ballot Box 2020-11-09
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Politics with Amy Walter: Joe Biden Wins Presidency
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Politics with Amy Walter: The Next President of the United States
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Wisconsin Called for Biden As Results Still Uncertain for Other Key States 2020-11-05
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Election 2020: What We Know—and Do Not—Know 2020-11-04
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Election Day 2020: Dispatches from Battleground States 2020-11-03
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President Trump’s Report Card: The Promises He Made and Kept… Or Didn’t 2020-11-02
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Politics with Amy Walter: Final Thoughts Before Election Day
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Ahead of Election Day, Misinformation Rampant on Social Media 2020-10-29
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Hospitals Stretched Thin As COVID-19 Surges Across the U.S. 2020-10-28
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Politics with Amy Walter: What Early Voting Patterns Tell Us About Wisconsin
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Picking Up the Pieces from the Trump Administration’s Family Separation Policy 2020-10-22
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How White Evangelicals Could Influence the 2020 Election 2020-10-21
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economy

1.3K posts
A street scene with people walking, auto rickshaws, and buildings. A dome structure is visible in the background.
Military
Washington targets Cuba’s military-run business empire
6:23
View from inside a car focused on small Cuban and American flags on the dashboard, with blurred figures visible through the windshield.
Global Politics
A brief history of US-Cuba relations
11:40
A cozy room with an open door and window, featuring a wooden chair with patterned cushions, a table covered with a white cloth, a painting on the wall, and a potted plant on the windowsill.
Lifestyle
Housing affordability around the world
5:41
A busy city street is lined with trees and flanked by modern high-rise buildings under a partly cloudy sky, with cars and buses visible on the road.
Development
Shenzhen: The city that rewrote China’s future
9:51
DW
Italian court shoots down plan for big bridge
5:40
DW
Is the Turkish president turning the lights out on democracy?
6:57
Business, Economics and Jobs
Amid influx of tourists, Greenland’s capital sees strained infrastructure
6:41
The World's Global Classroom
‘Bad Luck Generation’: The Dutch college graduates with US-levels of student debt
6:50
Global Politics
Former US envoy to China says both countries need ‘to give a little’ to secure a trade deal
7:15
Economics
Tijuana’s factories are caught between uncertainty and opportunity amid Trump tariffs
5:54
Business, Economics and Jobs
Trump’s sweeping tariffs undermine decades-old global trade system
7:44
Business, Economics and Jobs
A tiny Himalayan nation’s big crypto gamble
5:25
Elections
German voters weigh options ahead of election hinging on immigration, sluggish economy
6:07
Business, Finance & Economics
Traders in Ghana face uncertain future after world’s largest secondhand clothing hub razed in fire
7:54
Japan in Focus
Is retirement officially dead in Japan?
5:08
Elections
Struggling economy and youth unemployment weigh heavily on voters as Ghana heads to the polls
7:28
Conflict & Justice
Why Indian men are fighting for Russia in Ukraine
5:34
Business, Economics and Jobs
Paraguay’s soy bonanza leaves small farmers in the cold
5:21
Development
Move over Orlando, Brazil’s Balneário Camboriú is on the rise
5:30
Migration
Nearly half of Venezuelans are considering leaving the country in the coming months, poll says
5:13

art

1.2K posts
Collection of antique ceramic and porcelain figurines in cardboard boxes, including colorful character figures and a Napoleon-style statue
DW
A unique and hidden collection is on view in Prague
3:42
The Bolshoi Theatre illuminated at dusk, with its neoclassical columns and bronze horse-drawn chariot sculpture, as pedestrians walk in front
DW
A ballet about Rudolf Nureyev was almost lost to history
7:38
A sauna attendant waves a towel over hot stones in a neon-lit sauna room packed with seated guests wearing hats and swimwear
Arts, Culture & Media
‘Show Aufguss’ fills saunas with steam, theatrics and heated competitions
7:04
A large group of people is gathered on a stage in front of a screen displaying "Olhar de Cinema Festival Internacional de Curitiba."
Arts, Culture & Media
As Brazilian films gain Oscar attention, questions arise about whose stories are told
A brain gradually disintegrating into small particles on a pink background.
Science & Technology
AI may be messing with our memories
6:21
Four women in embroidered clothing pose against a light background, each with unique hairstyles and wearing red lipstick.
Music
From village songs to modern stages, Yagódy redefines Ukrainian folk music
5:29
Close-up of Rummo brand pasta packages, featuring Mezzi Rigatoni and other types, with labels indicating the pasta is made in Italy.
DW
An Italian city takes on sub-par pasta
5:53
Colorful mural in an art gallery featuring a stylized crocodile with geometric patterns and vibrant colors, with additional artworks displayed in the background.
Arts, Culture & Media
How a Brazilian Indigenous group uses art to fight for survival
7:24
A woman in a black top and jeans performs a dynamic dance move on a plaza with a historic red brick building in the background. Other people are walking by and trees line the square.
Arts, Culture & Media
This tap dancer from Japan uses New York City landmarks as her backdrops
6:23
A display of intricately embroidered dresses, with a prominent red dress featuring detailed patterns, surrounded by other lighter-colored embroidered gowns, under the exhibit title 'The Red Dress.'
Arts, Culture & Media
Hundreds of people across dozens of countries worked on this single dress
4:40
DW
Dvořák house reopens after years of renovation
7:24
Sacred Nation
Immersive shrine installation comes with chanting and controversy
4:57
Arts, Culture & Media
In Cambodia, artists carve out space for quiet resistance
6:53
Out of Eden Walk
Surprising places on the Out of Eden Walk
7:27
Arts, Culture & Media
A father-daughter duo brings an ancient art form to Instagram
5:29
Arts, Culture & Media
Can robots fall in love? A sci-fi musical from South Korea is now a hit on Broadway.
7:11
Arts, Culture & Media
A journey across a hundred years of propaganda from around the globe
7:37
Arts, Culture & Media
A massive mural project in Mexico City is transforming some of the poorest neighborhoods
4:30
Environment
‘The Great Elephant Migration’ traveling exhibit imagines a world where humans and wild animals share space
4:01
Tattoo artists tattooing their clients.
Ukraine
Ukrainians embrace tattoos as a form of patriotism

labor

1.1K posts
Two armed military personnel silhouetted on rigid inflatable patrol boats speeding across open water
Health & Medicine
Operators of high-speed rescue boats risk chronic brain injuries
7:55
A large crowd gathered in an open area with a hand holding a waving Czech flag in the foreground.
DW
Czech Republic bans communist symbols in May Day parades
5:18
Close-up of Rummo brand pasta packages, featuring Mezzi Rigatoni and other types, with labels indicating the pasta is made in Italy.
DW
An Italian city takes on sub-par pasta
5:53
View from inside a car focused on small Cuban and American flags on the dashboard, with blurred figures visible through the windshield.
Global Politics
A brief history of US-Cuba relations
11:40
Sacred Spaces
Colombia churches push for dialogue in the wake of renewed political violence
5:36
Business, Economics and Jobs
Trump’s sweeping tariffs undermine decades-old global trade system
7:44
Elections
German voters weigh options ahead of election hinging on immigration, sluggish economy
6:07
Business, Economics and Jobs
Russia is offering higher pay to lure more military recruits
4:35
Immigration
Meet the Jamaicans who harvest the Champlain Valley’s apples
4:58
Three people cross a ravine as they walk through a forest with water bottles and backpacks.
Immigration
‘I’ll go for the American dream’: After struggling to get legal status in Colombia, many Venezuelan migrants are heading to the US
4:56
The Shift: Exploring America’s Rapidly Changing Workforce
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A group of workers pose in a farm, wearing their work clothes. Top row standing, bottom row sitting. Black and white photo.
Justice
How Japanese and Mexican American farm workers formed an alliance that made history
A man with a bullhorn stands in front of a line of protesters
Economics
The workers who pick your summer berries are asking you not to buy them
Scene from Minnesota State Fair
Economics
What the rise of the gig economy means for the American Dream
Barges are moored together near the Eiffel Tower
Business
Flooding exacerbates problems with strikes in France
FIFA's newly elected president Gianni Infantino poses with the Qatar Workers Cup trophy in Doha, Qatar, April 22, 2016.
Sports
Would FIFA really pull soccer’s World Cup from Qatar if human rights abuses there continue?
Malecon at sunrise
Business
Slowly, Cuban entrepreneurs are seizing opportunities to work for themselves
A North Korean at work in the factory of a South Korean company in Kaesong industrial zone inside North Korea, Dec. 19, 2013.
Business
Made in North Korea: $300 ski jackets, and a whole lot more
mad taxi drivers
Economics
Every time you hail an Uber, you’re killing America’s middle class
Belén García
Economics
One side effect of Colombia’s civil war: cheap household help. But domestic workers want a better life.

film

1K posts
A large group of people is gathered on a stage in front of a screen displaying "Olhar de Cinema Festival Internacional de Curitiba."
Arts, Culture & Media
As Brazilian films gain Oscar attention, questions arise about whose stories are told
Three people seated in chairs on a stage in front of a curtain, engaged in a discussion, with one man holding a microphone and the woman wearing red boots.
Arts, Culture & Media
At a time of crisis for Haiti, a filmmaker reflects on past US intervention
6:45
A vintage film projector setup in a room with dark red walls, featuring a large spotlight on a tripod, film reels, and film canisters on a table and shelves, and an old projector machine on a stand.
Arts, Culture & Media
Albania embarks on a controversial film restoration project
7:24
A person walking through a barren, war-torn forest at dusk, with silhouetted trees against a gradient sunset sky.
Ukraine
New film shows reality on the ground as Ukrainians battle for the village of Andriivka
17:07
Arts, Culture & Media
Accusations of falsehoods in popular memoir ‘The Salt Path’ stoke controversy
5:34
Arts, Culture & Media
Latvian animated film, ‘Flow,’ nominated for Oscars
5:12
Arts, Culture & Media
The new film ‘Mountains’ looks at the beauty and challenges of the Haitian American experience
6:03
Smartphone Surveillance in the Digital Age 2019-12-24
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Two men sit on a prison bunk bed, one wearing an orange jumpsuit and the other in plain grey clothes.
Immigration
‘The Infiltrators’ film aims to open Americans’ eyes to the reality of deportation
Puerto Ricans Pay the Price for Debt Crisis
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Dep’t of Education Stops Investigating For-Profit Colleges
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Merger Mania: Corporate Consolidations Promise Lofty Returns, Can They Deliver?
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Arts, Culture & Media
Iranian Cinema
Arts, Culture & Media
Kurt on the Red Carpet
Arts, Culture & Media
Multi-talented Giamatti
Arts, Culture & Media
Jim Henson’s Time Piece
Arts, Culture & Media
Goodbye, John Hughes
Arts, Culture & Media
David, Meet Anne
Arts, Culture & Media
Dear Diary — It’s Paul’s Alter
Arts, Culture & Media
Hell is…

pop culture

972 posts
Food
A local soda is making a comeback in Turkey
4:12
Comic still of woman against yellow backdrop holding up a book and pen
Books
Author Saladin Ahmed has found mainstream success in the US — while being ‘unapologetically Arab and Muslim’
Three’s Company on Trial & Neneh Cherry’s Comeback
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St. Vincent’s Art Pop & Meditating on Middlemarch
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Alfonso Cuarón & Laura Cantrell
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Spies on TV & Shakespeare in Haiti
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Son of God & Philip Seymour Hoffman’s Last Role
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Wes Craven’s Nightmare & Miyazaki’s Wind Rises
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American Icons: I Love Lucy
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Rap Lyrics on Trial & Too Much Shakespeare?
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Under the Skin & a Pop-Up Game of Thrones
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Nerding Out with Ken Burns & Rebranding Marijuana
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Lois Lowry’s Giver & Talib Kweli’s Conscious Rap
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Kevin Spacey’s Reign & Cibo Matto’s Return
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Seth Rogen Grows Up & Critics with Attitude
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Three American Icons
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Joan As Police Woman & Rick Rubin as Music Wizard
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Anika Noni Rose & The Problem with the 9/11 Memorial
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The Great American Reset
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Neil Gaiman & Hurray for the Riff Raff
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Religion

891 posts
A man in religious attire stands at the top of airplane stairs, with Vatican and Cameroon flags visible above.
Religion
On Africa trip, Pope Leo XIV condemns war and brushes off Trump criticism
A scenic coastal view with white sandy beaches, clear blue waters, and distant mountains under a partly cloudy sky, with a weathered wooden fence post in the foreground.
DW
Sabbath observance is dwindling on the islands of the Outer Hebrides
6:59
Sacred Nation
Evangelical churches flourish among Indigenous communities in Ecuador
6:20
Sacred Nation
In one of the world’s most secular countries, some Gen Z Christians are finding faith again — but not at church
7:04
Sacred Nation
A rapper finds peace and a channel for his activism through hip-hop and Islam
7:31
Sacred Nation
Some Russians push back against a church building spree in Moscow
7:10
Sacred Nation
After Assad’s fall, a revered Shia shrine in Syria faces a new era of uncertainty
6:34
Obituary
The life and legacy of Pope Francis
8:59
Religion
Pope Francis, first Latin American pontiff who ministered with a charming, humble style, dies at 88
Sacred Spaces
For more than a century, a synagogue known as the ‘Carnegie Hall of Brooklyn’ has been home to the US’ greatest cantors
5:35
Sacred Nation
Ukrainian military chaplains tend to soldiers and others at risk amid the ongoing fighting
6:09
Sacred Spaces
A Baha’i temple in Uganda’s bustling capital offers a rare respite
4:34
Sacred Nation
Crimean Tatars mark Ramadan while in exile from the Crimean Peninsula
5:50
Japan in Focus
Japan moves to shut down the Unification Church 
3:57
Sacred Spaces
What South America’s largest Buddhist temple says about the religion’s growing influence in Brazil 
5:00
Sacred Spaces
Kolkata’s Jewish population is dwindling
6:24
Sacred Spaces
On this remote isle, an icon of the Virgin Mary has endured the flames of war
4:25
Sacred Spaces
Holy Catholic relics from shuttered institutions are preserved on a New York campus
4:41
Sacred Nation
As Catholic faith ebbs in Spain, missionary priests come to the rescue
6:27
Israel-Hamas war
‘Our community is terrified’: A faith leader talks about what it means to be a Palestinian Christian in the US
6:08

transportation

859 posts
Narrow cobblestone alley in Rome with parked scooters, historic buildings, and St. Peter's Basilica dome visible at sunset
DW
The fate of Italy’s moped
6:08
A large group of people in kilts and Scotland soccer jerseys gather outside a grand building with columns.
FIFA World Cup 2026
Scottish soccer fans aim to skirt World Cup train costs by hiring a fleet of school buses
4:34
Several airplanes parked on an airport tarmac, with fuel trucks and cargo in the foreground.
Transportation
Airlines hit by dwindling global jet fuel supplies weigh their financial options
6:23
A crowded train platform with passengers boarding an orange-striped train at a well-lit station.
Transportation
India’s new generation sleeper train leaves the station
6:55
A large indoor trade exhibition hall with numerous booths and displays, featuring various companies and products, including a prominent BOE sign hanging from the ceiling. The floor is covered with red carpet, and there are many visitors walking around the booths.
Technology
In China, the future of transportation is already here
7:11
Night view of Hong Kong skyline with brightly lit skyscrapers and their reflections shimmering on the water, including a ferris wheel on the right side.
Economics
Inside China’s plan to create a new super-metropolis
5:18
A crowded train platform with numerous people dressed in winter clothing, carrying luggage, as they board or disembark a train.
Transportation
Why overnight trains are making a global comeback
3:49
Transportation
Specialty jets allow people with pets to ditch the cargo hold and travel in style
8:07
Transportation
World’s longest underground rail tunnel in the Alps nears completion
3:56
Japan in Focus
How Japan keeps its trains safe from earthquakes
4:18
How Transportation Can be a Means for Segregation
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What Should Lawmakers Do in Response to the Death of the 7-Year-Old Migrant?
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Devastating Fires Rage Throughout California
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Paul Manafort’s Trial Begins as First in Mueller Investigation
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U.S. Separating Children from Parents at Border
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Arts, Culture & Media
Street Art Gets Truckin’
Crime and Corruption in The Charm City
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What Life Looks Like Nine Months After Prison
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Boy sitting on cream sofa holding child's drawing, looking at it
Global Politics
A 3-year-old held up by Canada’s no-fly list? His parents say it’s ‘ridiculous.’
Taxi driver Gabriel Saad searches for passengers in Beirut.
Economics
Uber has met its match with Lebanon’s old-school carpool taxis

world_news

752 posts
What a Biden Victory Means to Leaders Around the World 2020-11-10
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Where the United States Postal Service Stands on Mail-In Ballots Come November 2020-08-05
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What the Supreme Court’s Decision Means for DACA Recipients 2020-06-22
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Coastal Communities Weigh Health Risks as Public Beaches Open 2020-05-26
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Can the Restaurant Industry Recover from COVID-19? 2020-05-19
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Trump Administration Puts a Strain on Health Care Systems Abroad by Continuing Deportations 2020-05-18
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How Social Distancing is Exacerbating Feelings of Loneliness for Some Elderly Americans 2020-05-06
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COVID-19: Detroit’s Black Community is Disproportionately Falling Ill and Dying 2020-04-07
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Coronavirus Exposes Public Health Inequities in Indigenous Communities 2020-04-02
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The Big Challenges Latin America Faces with Coronavirus 2020-03-25
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Italy Issues Nationwide Lockdown Amid Growing Coronavirus Outbreak 2020-03-11
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Bernie Sanders Dominates in the Muslim Vote 2020-03-10
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How Will the Coronavirus Affect Schools? 2020-03-05
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Super Tuesday Brings Democratic Primary into Sharper Focus 2020-03-04
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What Pete Buttigieg’s Candidacy Means for LGBTQ Representation 2020-03-03
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The Coronavirus Keeps Spreading, So Does The Misinformation 2020-03-02
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How President Trump Fits into the Global Rise of Authoritarian Leaders 2020-02-27
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Emergence of Sanders as Front-Runner Highlights Potential Fractures on the Left 2020-02-26
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Trump Administration Targets U.S. Intelligence Community 2020-02-24
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Climate Change Finds Its Way onto the Debate Stage in Nevada 2020-02-20
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sports

752 posts
Snow-covered Himalayan peaks with a glacier in the foreground and clouds swirling around the summit
Sports
Climbers mourn death of first Omani woman to summit Mount Everest
7:42
England Lionesses fans cheering in stadium stands, waving St George's Cross flags with banners reading Chelsea Lionesses and Hucclecote Lionesses
FIFA World Cup 2026
Men’s soccer is big during the World Cup, but women’s soccer merch reigns supreme
5:32
A large group of people in kilts and Scotland soccer jerseys gather outside a grand building with columns.
FIFA World Cup 2026
Scottish soccer fans aim to skirt World Cup train costs by hiring a fleet of school buses
4:34
A female climber with braided hair is scaling a bouldering wall with colorful holds, wearing a black sleeveless top and shorts.
Sports
Pan-American climbing competition is a Latin American milestone
6:46
A skier in full gear descends a snowy slope, creating a spray of snow behind them as they turn. They are wearing a helmet, goggles, and a black racing suit with various sponsor logos.
Sports
New rules aim to safeguard skiers in an inherently dangerous sport
6:03
Sports
Emily Scarratt to make English history with fifth Rugby World Cup appearance
4:59
DW
A soccer league brings locals and refugees together in Madrid
5:46
Sports
International Cricket Council pledges funding, support for Afghanistan’s exiled cricketers
5:59
Sports
Canadian runner to retrace impressive family history at Boston Marathon
5:27
Sports
Celebrations over Alexander Ovechkin’s NHL goals record despite his pro-Kremlin politics
5:41
Japan in Focus
American football finds a way in Japan
4:28
Sports
International athletes pivot to American football for a chance at joining the NFL
3:37
Sacred Spaces
This aging Buenos Aires stadium continues to be the undisputed ‘temple of soccer’
4:22
Sacred Spaces
Mapuche sports help Indigenous Chileans revive culture
4:17
Sports
Tarahumara runners torn between tradition and comfort
6:16
Summer Olympics 2024
‘I’m not finished’: Badminton’s Beiwen Zhang wants gold in the final Olympics of her decadeslong career
4:24
Sports
Eritrean cyclist makes Tour de France history
3:59
Sports
Baseball rises in Argentina thanks to Venezuelan migration
3:51
A view of Paris, France, with the iconic Eiffel Tower in the distance.
Women & Gender
20 years after France’s hijab ban, the issue remains divisive
6:29
New England Patriots quarterback and Super Bowl MVP Tom Brady, holds the Vince Lombardi trophy during the Patriots' Super Bowl XLIX victory parade in Boston on February 4, 2015.
Sports
Tom Brady’s deflated balls are nothing compared to the magic sword of Russia

environment

752 posts
A lone figure walks along a narrow dirt path through a misty forest, flanked by wetlands with aquatic vegetation
Animals
Nepal brought back its tigers. Now, it has to figure out how to live with them.
6:25
Aerial view of a darkened landscape at dusk with city lights glowing below dramatic storm clouds lit by orange sunset rays
Environment
Smoky skies in Canada raise public health concerns exacerbated by climate change
12:22
A person wearing a red beret and scarf walks across a bridge shrouded in heavy smog or fog
Environment
Pollution is changing how the world smells
6:26
Unpaved red dirt road stretching through a rural village with houses, tropical trees, and a solar-powered street light
Environment
Brands invested in controversial carbon offsets earn climate label
7:03
Aerial view of a large industrial complex, with cooling towers releasing thick white steam behind a sprawling warehouse and construction site.
Technology
Global climate litigation is increasingly targeting data centers
7:39
Four hippos partially submerged in green, algae-covered water.
Animals
Plan to kill dozens of wild hippos linked to Pablo Escobar generates fierce debate in Colombia
6:10
A large pile of mixed waste materials on a conveyor belt at a recycling facility.
DW
Is chemical recycling the solution to plastic waste?
17:14
The Big Fix
The Big Fix: Lessons from Uruguay
11:07
A performer in elaborate, feathered costume dances energetically in front of a brightly lit Carnaval float, surrounded by vibrant, colorful decorations including large bird figures. The scene is illuminated with purple and pink lights, creating a festive atmosphere with a crowd watching in the background.
Environment
Glitter makes Rio sparkle at Carnival. It also pollutes the environment.
People walking and relaxing on a sandy beach with rocks and a pier extending into the ocean.
Development
Companies pursuing renewable energy development in Colombia must work with Indigenous communities
7:09
A grove of lush, green mango trees with a dirt path winding through the grass underneath the trees.
Environment
India’s mango farmers race to adapt to changing markets and a changing climate
5:42
Close-up of hands holding a piece of newspaper with a small pile of gold dust on it.
DW
Peru tries to end the toxic use of mercury in gold mining
9:29
A group of people in formal attire having a discussion at an event, with a woman in a patterned jacket standing prominently in the center.
Climate Change
A decade after the landmark Paris Agreement on climate change, the treaty’s architect looks back at its legacy
8:19
Environment
Communities in southern India search for solutions for growing encounters with elephants
6:22
Environment
Migrating elephants are causing more encounters with humans in populated areas of southern India
6:06
Wind turbines turn behind a solar farm in Rapshagen, Germany, Thursday, Oct. 28, 2021. 
The Big Fix
In global electricity mix, renewables overtake coal for the first time
7:14
The Big Fix
When in drought, plant fonio
7:33
The Big Fix
To stop Arctic ice from disappearing, one company tries making it thicker
7:29
Environment
Divers remove ‘ghost gear’ the length of a soccer pitch from marine-protected area in Mexico
6:36
Environment
Wildlife crossings provide crucial routes for animals across the globe amid climate change, urban development
5:55

Movies And Tv

702 posts
Dorothy, Baum, Kansas
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American Icons: Superman
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American Icons: The Wizard of Oz
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American Icons: I Love Lucy
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American Icons: The Wizard of Oz
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American Icons: I Love Lucy
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Rossellini’s Mammas & the Search for Dark Matter
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American Icons: Superman
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American Icons: Native Son
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American Icons: One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest
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American Icons: The Wizard of Oz
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St. Vincent’s Art Pop & Meditating on Middlemarch
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American Icons: I Love Lucy
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Arts, Culture & Media
Commentary: TV or Advertising?
Arts, Culture & Media
Special Guest: Nora Ephron
Arts, Culture & Media
Myth and the Movies
Arts, Culture & Media
The Animated Music of Raymond Scott
Arts, Culture & Media
Commentary: XFL: Too Much F, Not Enough X
Arts, Culture & Media
Luc Sante on Murder
Arts, Culture & Media
Thank You, Thank You

public health

585 posts
Arts, Culture & Media
VD on the Radio
Arts, Culture & Media
Playing Against the Virus
Arts, Culture & Media
Reconstructing Viruses
Arts, Culture & Media
Viruses at the Movies
Woman stands at front of meeting room with microphone, one man at table raises hand
Health
In Minnesota, a measles outbreak exposes the gaps in public health
A pool.
Health
There’s a sweet new test for pee in the pool
A worker fogs the corridor
Health
Singapore is dealing with an outbreak of locally transmitted Zika infections
Two boba milk teas, close up
Global Politics
Too much boba is bad for you. California’s new data law could show who’s most at risk.
A "Water Pickup" sign points to a bottled water distribution center in Flint, Michigan in January. In an effort to save money, state officials running Flint's affairs implemented changes to the city's water system that resulted in widespread lead contamin
Environment
This is your brain on lead, and lots of other nasty pollutants
Brazilian soldiers distribute educational flyers about the Zika virus in São Paulo, the country's largest city.
Environment
Zika is a window into a much bigger story in Brazil
Handguns
Global Politics
Quietly, Congress extends a ban on CDC research on gun violence
Chinese tourist wearing a mask to prevent contracting Middle East Respiratory Syndrome (MERS) takes a selfie in front of the main entrance of the Gyeongbok Palace in central Seoul, South Korea on June 4, 2015.
Health
The MERS virus is scary, but South Korea is probably overreacting
couple
Health
This Iraqi couple fled ISIS but face another enemy in the US — diabetes
Dr. Annelys Hernandez checks out Cynthia Louis at a Mobile Health Center at Florida International Univeristy on March 3, 2015. Louis is ineligible for health insurance because of Florida's decision to reject Medicaid expansion under Obamacare.
Health
‘The waiting is tearing me down’ — low-income Americans struggle in anti-Obamacare states
A baboon stakes out a walkway near the entrance of Tanzania's Udzungwa National Park. With human settlement at the base of the still wild Udzungwa Mountains growing fast, humans and wild animals are coming into ever more frequent contact, creating what on
Environment
To prevent the next Ebola, scientists try to catch new viruses before they break out
Paris, Tennessee, is home to the self-described biggest fish fry in the world — and a high risk of health problems.
Health
Why sit in pews when you can walk and worship? Rural churches preach better health.
Interviewing people in Guinea in December "They were telling me they didn’t believe Ebola was a real virus. "BBC correspondent Tulip Mazumdar conducts an interview in Guinea in December 2014. "They were telling me they didn’t believe Ebola was a real vir
Health
Ebola veterans warn that vigilance is still needed as case numbers drop
A girl cries before receiving polio vaccine drops at a government children's hospital in Peshawar on March 3, 2015. Pakistan authorities have arrested hundreds of parents who refuse to vaccinate their children against polio.
Health
Facing a determined opposition, Pakistani officials tell parents to vaccinate their kids or go to jail
A small kit of supplies containing syringes, bandaids and antiseptic pads waits to be used by a drug addict inside a safe injection site on Vancouver, British Columbia's eastside August 23, 2006. Nearly a decade later, the city will be offering free heroi
Health
Vancouver combats heroin by giving its addicts the best smack in the world
New York Mayor Bill de Blasio walks with Dr. Craig Spencer, at right, as he is discharged from Bellevue Hospital after being declared free of the Ebola virus on November 11, 2014.
Medicine
After surviving Ebola, Craig Spencer still feels ‘violated’ by America’s needless panic

digital

554 posts
Illustration of a large hand holding a pencil and erasing part of a drawing depicting a crowd of people protesting.
Cybersecurity
The disappearance of Ekpar Asat
17:50
Cybersecurity
The curious case of UyghurEdit++
13:44
DW
Estonia serves as a digital pioneer for European governments
6:45
Policing DNA, Digital Government, “Super Gang” Trial
Full Episode
Arts, Culture & Media
One Teacher and 70,000 Students
Arts, Culture & Media
US Census: Finding Beauty in the Numbers
Conflict & Justice
Blogging behind bars
Global Politics
Obama sticks to plan for Iraq troop drawdown despite obstacles
Arts, Culture & Media
Ex-hacker turns in army specialist for leaking video to Wikileaks
Arts, Culture & Media
Bet You’d Never Guess What the Iranian President Tweets
Global Politics
Meanwhile, the Syrian Electronic Army is Busy Attacking Twitter
Arts, Culture & Media
What Would You Do If You Spotted Your Stolen Bike On Craigslist?
Arts, Culture & Media
Chinese Tennis Star Li Na Does it Her Way
Conflict & Justice
Bo Xilai Trial Making Waves on Chinese Social Media
Global Politics
Israeli College Kids Being Recruited as ‘Shadow Spokesmen’
Conflict & Justice
Bradley Manning Found Not Guilty of Aiding the Enemy
Arts, Culture & Media
Net Savvy Activists Keep Vietnamese Bloggers One Step Ahead of Authorities
Conflict & Justice
British PM Wants Porn Sites Blocked
Global Politics
Meta Data: A Detailed Roadmap of Your Life
Development & Education
How to Disappear in the Digital Age