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Samantha Power Speaks Out on the Challenges Biden Could Face
The former United Nations ambassador gives a revealing interview on the "When Katty met Carlos" podcast.
Butterfly Effect: Why Trumpism Is Winning
From trade to immigration, Trump’s views increasingly resonate across the world — even as he trails in polling at home.
Can Libya’s Fragile Peace Survive Fresh Cracks?
Internal divisions within Libya’s government threaten to spark a fresh political crisis in the war-torn nation.
Will the World's Virus-Hit Nonprofits Get a Bailout?
The proudly independent first line of defense for the world's most vulnerable, nonprofits are now turning to governments for help.
Butterfly Effect: “Law and Order” at Home, “Let it Burn” Abroad
Look beyond America's borders, and Trump’s message heading into November is the exact opposite of what he's peddling domestically.
Darfur Still Bleeds, With or Without al-Bashir
Omar al-Bashir is finally heading to the ICC to stand trial for genocide, yet the people of Darfur continue to suffer.
What Aung San Suu Kyi Saw: Myanmar's Leader Heads to The Hague
In a new twist, the former Nobel Peace Prize winner is defending an alleged genocide.
Rwanda's Trash Warrior Tackles E-Waste With Blockchain
Ghislain Irakoze is tapping into a $62.
He's Sowing the Seeds of 'Green Jihad'
Odeh Rashid al-Jayyousi, the United Nations’ first ecotheologian, is linking Islam with environmentalism.
Greta Thunberg Sets Sail for America Amid Rising Tide of Criticism
The teenager is an inspiration for climate movement but also a lightning rod for criticism.
The Food That Built America
The Food that Built America tells the unbelievable true stories behind the industry titans like Henry Heinz, Milton Hershey, the Kellogg brothers and Ray Kroc, who revolutionized food, and transformed American life and culture forever in the process.
Forget the G-7 — the Real Summits Are on the Sidelines
The world’s biggest summits are turning into speed-dating meetups for global leaders.
The Woman Who’s Given Dignity Back to 70,000 Refugees
Amina Hagi Elmi is taking care of women’s oft-forgotten sanitary needs, as Somalia’s refugee crisis swells.
