Awash in Foreclosure: In Detroit, an unpaid water bill can mean the loss of a child, or your home.
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I Shouldn’t Have a Choice: A afternoon outside the only abortion clinic in the state of Mississippi.
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Inside a Halliburton Job Fair: Army recuitment may be down, but economic hardship keeps the troops of Halliburton at high levels
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Egypt’s Cartoon Revolution: For these young political cartoonists in Cairo, every issue of their newspaper is a sophisticated dance with the Egyptian governments' limits of free speech and censorship.
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The End of the Greek Menu-Barker: In the Greek community of Tarpon Springs, Florida, a tradition going back ages is forced to an end.
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Sameeh Hammoudeh–Free in Palestine at Last: A visit to the home of a formerly accused Palestinian terrorist.
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I’m, Um…Canadian: Encounters with Americans who lie about their nationality when traveling.
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Arab Voices Speak to American Hearts: An author serves as communicator between two cultures, seemingly a world apart.
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Anarchist Cheerleader Elected: Can a 'radical' make change from inside the system?
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Official Bigotry: A ban on gay pride and an increase on hate crimes on GLBT people, make Central Florida a scary place.
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Farmworkers Win Fight For Pay Raise From Burger King: A series of print and radio stories about the Coalition of Immokalee Workers
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A Dark Night in Iceland: Will Iceland allow the privatization of its rich clean-energy resources?
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Cleaning up Egypt’s White Desert: Egyptians and foreigners brave the 115 degree heat to pick up trash for a week, in an effort to keep a national treasure pristine.
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