Andrew W. Lehren

Andrew W. Lehren was a former senior editor with the NBC News Investigative Unit.

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Andrew W. Lehren was a former senior editor with the NBC News Investigative Unit.

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Gaza is plagued by poverty, but Hamas has no shortage of cash. Where does it come from?

Most of Gaza’s people live in poverty but Hamas has no shortage of cash, thanks to money from Iran and Qatar and other donors, taxes, extortion and smuggling.

Massacre in the desert

Survivors and videos detail Hamas’ terror attack on an Israeli music festival

'Kill us or send us home': Amazon workers in Saudi Arabia say they were exploited by labor supply and recruiting firms

More than 50 current and former workers said they were misled and exploited by firms that supply labor to Amazon in Saudi Arabia and by recruiting agencies in Nepal.
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A powerful U.S. political family is linked to copper mining in the Colombian rainforest

N.H. Gov. Sununu's father and brother sit on the boards of a company proposing a copper mine next to a forest reserve in Colombia and its largest shareholder.
965d ago

Two New Yorkers tried to leave Brazil with 77 pounds of gold in their luggage

Experts say the ease with which the two men obtained the 77 pounds of questionable gold underscores the challenges of cracking down on a trade that fuels environmental destruction and enriches international criminal groups.
981d ago

Norfolk Southern once had the lowest accident rate of major U.S. rail companies. Now it's above average.

Data reviewed by NBC News showed that from 2018 to 2022, Norfolk Southern averaged slightly more accidents per million miles than the other six Class-I railroads.
991d ago

U.S. firm’s subsidiary sold electronics to Chinese defense firm linked to spy balloon program

AXT Inc.’s ties to a Chinese defense firm highlight the broader challenge of preventing U.S. technology and know-how from ending up in the hands of China’s military.
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The U.S. put punishing tariffs on Russian plywood after the Ukraine invasion. Did it actually cut imports?

A study by environmental group EarthSight found that while tariffs helped cut U.S. imports of plywood from Russia in half, Russia remains the nation's second-largest foreign plywood supplier.
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Foreign workers hurt or killed on U.S. bases in Afghanistan likely didn't get compensation required by U.S., report says

Many foreign workers hurt or killed while working on U.S. bases in Afghanistan likely got little or none of the compensation required by the U.S., report says.
1070d ago

How the race for a Covid vaccine enriched monkey poachers and endangered macaques

The smuggling of monkeys caught in the wild is believed to have been going on for years due to the colossal demand for laboratory monkeys in the U.S.
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'Working in fear': Some private contractors are accused of abusive labor practices on U.S. military bases

Thousands of people have allegedly been trafficked into labor by private contractors on U.S. military bases in the Middle East.