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What happens to America’s deported immigrants

Global Politics

After they’ve been deported, immigrants struggle to readjust to their home country.

The World

Keeping Up with the Sarah Joneses

Arts, Culture & Media
The World

Listeners respond: Shirley Sherrod

Conflict & Justice

Panetta visits Afghanistan, security breach reported as plane lands

Global Politics

Drug shortages raise health care costs, endanger patients

Health & Medicine

Bringing gay tourism to Nepal

Business, Economics and Jobs

Sunil Pant, Nepal’s first openly gay member of parliament, wants to bring much-needed tourism dollars to his home country.

Middle class booms in India, China

Business, Economics and Jobs

The middle class may be in trouble in the United States, but in China and India, the middle class is growing at an astounding rate.

Architecture for Humanity

Business, Economics and Jobs

Cameron Sinclair was 23 when he founded Architecture for Humanity, a non-profit charity that puts architects and designers to work on disaster relief.

The World

National Moth Week

Citizen scientists worldwide have been out at night to search for the fluttery denizens of darkness, the moths, during the second annual National ( and now international) Moth Week.

Florida’s Stand Your Ground Law & Race Relations

This past weekend, George Zimmerman was found not guilty of murdering Trayvon Martin. It’s a verdict that’s outraged many, and led to debates around the country about race relations, justice and the particular laws and social climate of Florida. As T.D. Allman sees it, the focus on Florida is warranted–not just because the case reflects […]