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For refugees in Seattle, rising rents mean the search for home isn’t over

How two Minnesotans turned their online popularity into big money for famine aid

Myanmar’s Inle Lake is just one small body of water, but this man is dedicating his life to saving it

A once-dreamy Haitian beach town picks up the pieces after Hurricane Matthew

Small farmers from around the world learn how they can grow far more food

Gourmet chefs use Olympic seconds to cook up free meals for Rio’s poorest

The grip of HIV and tuberculosis in South Africa: Portraits of survivors and those who are gone

Berlin’s graveyards are being converted for use by the living

Berlin’s graveyards are being converted for use by the living

What it’s like to be married to the men doing ‘the most dangerous conservation job in the world’

In India, access to toilets remains a huge problem — worst of all for women and girls

The US wants to give peanuts to malnourished Haitian kids. Why is that a problem?

Is DNA the future of digital data storage?

Portraits from Nepal: Survivors struggle to rebuild a year after the deadly quake

Southeast Asia hopes a new common market will give it clout, but it may have a weak link in Thailand

What China could learn from Japan’s experience

Some South Africans facing eviction say it feels like an apartheid-era policy

If the US wants to fix its infrastructure problem, it’ll have to cut through the red tape

Slowly, Cuban entrepreneurs are seizing opportunities to work for themselves

Discarded American material finds a new life south of the border — and as an inspiration for art

The bigger problems behind Brazil’s recent disease outbreaks

Brazil’s school lunch program is putting food on the table for the country’s small farmers

Here’s a Haitian school struggling to absorb desperate migrants

Meet the man feeding thousands of refugees a day

How one German town copes with its migrants

The day so many Guineans were waiting for is finally here

When analyzing the Paris climate talks, how you see it is a matter of perspective

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A first: women voting and running in local Saudi elections. Is it real or cosmetic change?

China’s leader brings a message of cooperation to Africa

Terror in California, Fighting Boko Haram, Gene Editing

Can extreme global poverty end in this century? Here’s why it looks promising

Before you write out checks on Giving Tuesday, consider this

‘Borders are alive and well — but for a price you can flatten them’

She got her turkey and turducken in South Africa, but then the power went out

Rio de Janeiro’s pacification program slips back to tactics from its bloody ‘War on Drugs’

Is being safer than Atlanta good enough for Bogotá?

These scientists say they’ve found a cure for a type of congenital blindness

In the disappearing rainforests of Indonesia, a 9-year-old boy copes with the trauma of eviction

Solar power is booming in India. But will it reach those who need it most?

Americans throw out way more trash than we previously thought

Anti-hipster protest in London targets breakfast cereal cafe

Ashley Judd to girls worldwide: We go from hurting to healing to helping

In search of an owner… our reporter tracks down a Japanese diver nearly devastated by the 2011 tsunami

#WhyLoiter reclaims public — and inner — space for Indian women

In sub-Saharan Africa, entrepreneurs explore whether sanitation could solve a growing fuel crisis — and vice versa

On the ground in Mumbai with Across Women’s Lives: Escaping the chaos

Since 2000, improved child mortality rates mean 48 million children under 5 have been saved

How to help Syrian refugees? These groups you may not know are doing important work

Don’t blame ‘evil hipsters.’ Broader forces caused gentrification.

If you run out of space for farming, look to the subway

Experimental Ebola vaccine is ‘highly efficacious and safe’ — but late

South Sudan’s festering civil war is every bit as violent and deadly as decades of independence struggles

Can we decrease gun violence by treating it like an infectious disease? Signs point to yes

The Colorado River is crucial to the West’s water supply — and harnessing it was a feat