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  1. “When I came to the United States, I became a legal human being.”
    Jun 14, 2026 · original
    “When I came to the United States, I became a legal human being.” By Elizabeth Foy Larsen Suleiman Ahmed. (Photo by Courtney, Cushing Kiernat) Candice Back to Part 1 How the Immigration Crackdown Pulled Back the Curtain on Elder Care Suleiman Ahmed has worked as a certified medical translator in Minneapolis and St. Paul since […]
  2. How the Immigration Crackdown Pulled Back the Curtain on Elder Care
    Jun 12, 2026 · original
    How the Immigration Crackdown Pulled Back the Curtain on Elder Care By Elizabeth Foy Larsen Immigrants are the backbone of America’s long-term care workforce. When an ICE surge swept through Minnesota, the people who feed, bathe, and comfort the elderly grew afraid to leave their homes — and the communities they serve fought back. How […]
  3. Worlds Apart: Class Action Lawsuits, Hailed as a Win, Brought Little Change
    Mar 23, 2026 · original
    Worlds Apart: Class Action Lawsuits, Hailed as a Win, Brought Little Change By Estacio Valoi and Evelyn Groenink Original Report · 2016 The Blood Rubies of Montepuez: Troubling Pattern of Violence and Death for Responsibly Sourced Gems → What does legal victory look like when the perpetrators are never punished, the land remains off-limits to […]
  4. Shadows in Paradise: UAE Stirs Quiet Fears Over Environmental Cost of Seychelles’ Luxury Hotel Boom
    Sep 30, 2025 · original
    Shadows in Paradise: UAE Stirs Environmental Fears Over Seychelles’ Luxury Hotel Boom By Neha Wadekar MAHE, Seychelles—On a sunny April morning, Vanessa Didon walks along the upper edge of a picturesque beach, where the sand meets a thin green band of tropical vegetation. She stops, crouches low to the ground, peers into the undergrowth, and […]
  5. Nursing Home Crisis: Trump’s ‘One Big Beautiful Bill’ Slashes Medicaid, Delays Staffing Rules, and Threatens Care for Millions of Seniors
    Aug 1, 2025 · original
    With Medicaid a major payer for long-term care, millions of seniors living in nursing homes stand to lose their coverage under President Trump's far-reaching One Big Beautiful Bill.
  6. Gold and Guns: Aftershocks of War
    Jul 25, 2025 · original
    Guns and Gold, Part II: How shifting alliances, military profiteering, and unchecked extraction have devastated Tigray’s economy and environment, illegally diverting gold to world markets via Dubai.
  7. Gold and Guns: How Military Rule, Foreign Deals, and a Looming Crisis Plunder Post-War Tigray
    Jul 25, 2025 · original
    Guns and Gold, Part I: How gold riches are reshaping Tigray’s power dynamics, fueling corruption, and laying the groundwork for new crises as communities remain caught between guns and gold-driven exploitation. In the aftermath of the Tigray War that ended in a November 2022 cease-fire, former soldiers were given the right to mine small plots for gold. But the largest areas and those richest in gold reserves have been taken over by rebel generals protected by cadres of ex-combatants, who are smuggling billions of dollars of gold out to foreign markets and who pocket the revenues. As military rule consolidates, foreign companies and local power brokers jostle for control of the booming gold industry, leaving ordinary Ethiopians struggling for survival.
  8. UN Project Promised 100,000 Homes in Kenya. It Delivered None.
    Jul 22, 2025 · original
    UN Project Promised 100,000 Homes in Kenya. It Delivered None. By Maurice Oniang’o In December 2019, a stretch of land 30 kilometers southeast of Nairobi was the stage for political fanfare and a flurry of high-stakes promises. Government officials, led by then-President Uhuru Kenyatta, stood alongside United Nations dignitaries and private developers to launch Habitat […]
  9. Saved Against Her Will
    Aug 26, 2024 · original
    On its face, a Do Not Resuscitate order appears straightforward, stating that no measures to resuscitate a patient should be taken if breathing stops. Nevertheless, confusion surrounds how these orders are interpreted in hospital settings.
  10. Risky Business
    Dec 30, 2022 · original
    Major U.S. life and annuity insurance companies are endangering their policyholders’ benefits with risky investments that trade client security for bigger payouts for executives and shareholders.
  11. Captives of Industry
    Sep 12, 2022 · original
    Some of Wall Street’s biggest firms are using accounting gimmicks in life insurance companies to bolster their profits by overvaluing their assets and holding risky investments in secrecy jurisdictions, according to government watchdogs, trade unions and financial regulatory experts.
  12. Did Industry Funding Influence an FDA Investigation into Canine Heart Disease and Grain-Free Dog Food?
    Jul 19, 2022 · original
    An FDA investigation that linked a rise in a potentially fatal heart disease in dogs to grain-free pet food relied, at the start, on data provided by veterinarians with financial and other ties to dog food brands that dominate the market for traditional, grain-based pet foods.
  13. Slammed for Bribery, Siemens Continued to Ignore Red Flags
    Jul 21, 2021 · original
    German engineering giant Siemens ignored some of its own red flags for foreign bribery in the aftermath of a major corruption scandal in 2008, according to newly released reports by an independent monitor and other confidential documents.
  14. Pandemic, Prosecutions Aside, Bribery Persists in Chinese Hospitals
    Jul 20, 2021 · original
    As the coronavirus pandemic threatened to overwhelm Chinese hospitals last year, Chinese resellers appear to have colluded to inflate the prices of ventilators and other essential medical equipment from multinational companies including Siemens, GE, and Philips, according to a review of recent public records on the sale of medical equipment in China.
  15. Africa’s Hidden Victims: As Pandemic Loomed, Food Aid Fell Prey to Power Politics and Corruption
    Jun 28, 2021 · original
    From playing politics with the delivery of food relief to corruption in distribution chains, lack of food loomed as a major threat for many in Africa alongside the coronavirus.
  16. Africa’s Hidden Victims: Healthcare Workers Struggled Amid Lack of Protective Gear, Salary Delays and Disappearing Hardship Pay
    Jun 28, 2021 · original
    Over the last year of the pandemic, historically underfunded health systems in parts of Africa stretched to the breaking point under the strain. In many cases, frontline health workers lacked adequate protective equipment for much of the pandemic, putting their lives and families at risk. They faced long hours–with some working 14 days straight–without insurance or employment benefits. When they did contract Covid-19, healthcare workers complained, they were left to fend for themselves, in the absence of dedicated facilities for their treatment.
  17. Africa’s Hidden Victims: Pandemic Prompted Surge in Police Brutality
    Jun 28, 2021 · original
    First of three parts: The coronavirus pandemic, slowly beginning to lift, laid bare how normal violence by security forces has become in parts of Africa. Reports from four countries–South Africa, Nigeria, Kenya, and Uganda–found deeply-rooted problems of corruption and brutality flourished amid the pandemic.
  18. Endless Journey: More than a decade after displacement, Nigerian returnees remain homeless
    Apr 21, 2021 · original
    Nigeria settled a border dispute with neighboring Cameroon more than 13 years ago. Nigerians who moved back, however, are still awaiting resettlement.
  19. How Did One of North Africa’s Biggest Accused Smugglers Escape Prison?
    Feb 24, 2021 · original
    Two men accused of running North Africa's notoriously brutal human trafficking operations were arrested in Ethiopia, in what was seen as a major victory for victims. Then, last week, one went missing.
  20. Pandemic Drives Wave of Property Grabs in Zambia
    Dec 30, 2020 · original
    Driven by the coronavirus pandemic, property grabbing is rising rapidly in Zambia. Widows are being forced from their homes, as their in-laws claim the dead man's property as their own.

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