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The sons of murdered Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi released a statement on Twitter on Friday saying they forgive their father's killers. But his fiancée says... [Read More]
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For the first time that anyone can recall, mosques in Morocco are closed for Ramadan. ... [Read More]
Friday, May 22 - 1:30 PM Public Radio International
Health officials gain access to the cellphone GPS records, credit card transactions and transportation history of anyone who tests positive for COVID-19, and then they release... [Read More]
Friday, May 22 - 12:15 PM Public Radio International
In the midst of a pandemic, governors around the country have been reopening local economies and causing concern for many health experts. And in the... [Read More]
Friday, May 22 - 11:45 AM Public Radio International
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Friday, May 22 - 11:44 AM Public Radio International
The coronavirus pandemic has underscored the critical role of public health in protecting people around the world. But the crisis has also exposed the need... [Read More]
Friday, May 22 - 10:00 AM Public Radio International
Climate advocates and economists say this moment of disruption in the airline industry is an opportunity to become greener. [Read More]
Thursday, May 21 - 7:00 PM Public Radio International
Essential Workers Are Already Starting to Lose Their Hazard Pay Major companies like Amazon and Kroger will soon end the hazard pay raises they have... [Read More]
Thursday, May 21 - 6:15 PM Public Radio International
The coronavirus has threatened to worsen British Columbia's drug overdose crisis. Some doctors are trying something unusual: prescribing opioids and stimulants, off-label, as alternatives for... [Read More]
Thursday, May 21 - 5:15 PM Public Radio International
Do you want to be famous? What's a favorite memory? These 36 questions can bring you closer to loved ones, even if you're separated. [Read More]
Thursday, May 21 - 5:00 PM Public Radio International
At least 115 people returned to Guatemala by the US have tested positive for the coronavirus upon arrival. Deportees are being shunned, threatened or chased... [Read More]
Thursday, May 21 - 1:45 PM Public Radio International
Saturday evening marks the end of Ramadan. Even though Rami is putting in long hours treating patients with the coronavirus, he's thankful for a more... [Read More]
Thursday, May 21 - 11:45 AM Public Radio International
Madrid has kept its parks closed to stop large gatherings, but citizens are increasingly angry with the lack of green space in a city where... [Read More]
Thursday, May 21 - 10:00 AM Public Radio International
Many older adults grapple with loneliness, especially during the coronavirus pandemic. Zoom and WhatsApp just don't cut it. In the glass cabin, friends and family... [Read More]
Thursday, May 21 - 10:00 AM Public Radio International
After the worst day for infections on record, the number of confirmed coronavirus cases worldwide passed the 5 million. And as China prepares for its... [Read More]
Thursday, May 21 - 8:30 AM Public Radio International
The US spends billions and billions of dollars on defense, but the novel coronavirus slipped silently and invisibly across US borders and even onto military... [Read More]
Wednesday, May 20 - 7:00 PM Public Radio International
The pandemic has not stopped children and teenage migrants from showing up alone at the US border hoping to apply for asylum. But how they're... [Read More]
Wednesday, May 20 - 7:00 PM Public Radio International
Is COVID-19 Complicating Disaster Preparedness? As the U.S. struggles to get the coronavirus pandemic under control, experts worry about the impact on disaster preparedness as... [Read More]
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