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Salma’s diary of the war in Gaza: How her journal saved her life 08:35
Gaza’s youngest survivors: Saving the Al-Shifa babies 14:17
27-year-old doctor cares for 850 patients in Gaza’s last standing hospital 05:39
A story of survival: 13-year-old takes care of seven siblings amid the war in Gaza 05:44
The battle lost against America’s deadliest fire in over 100 years 23:15
Where's Noa? A forensic analysis of her kidnapping and what it says about Israel's hostage crisis 13:13
Slaughterhouse children: Child labor exposed in America’s food industry 16:06
Video diaries from Gaza show a daily struggle to survive 15:31
Maine’s new law partially decriminalizing sex work is not what it seems 07:21
How the Supernova massacre unfolded, according to analysis of eyewitness and terrorist video 10:41
‘Complete madness’: One Lahaina firefighter’s battle against the Maui wildfires 06:48
Ukrainian children went missing. Their parents won't rest until they're returned. 15:21
The fight over 'Cop City': Inside the protests against Atlanta's new police training center 17:57
50 Years Fly: The Rise, Fall and Revolution of Hip-Hop Fashion 35:44
Boiling Point: Jackson’s decades long fight for clean water 20:53
#FillerNation: Beauty in the age of social media 22:33
Trans in Texas: A family’s sacrifice to protect their son 25:29
A Marriage on Trial: Johnny Depp, Amber Heard, and truth in the age of social media 27:03
Does the 2nd Amendment actually give you the right to own a gun? 08:50
An African student needed to flee Ukraine. Help came from Atlanta. 08:33
How one billion oysters could protect NYC from the next superstorm 03:45 Kate Orff is the first landscape architect to ever win a MacArthur “genius grant”. She's a pioneer in the green infrastructure movement, specializing in hybrid infrastructure projects that make cities more climate resilient while also enriching or reviving natural habitats for local flora and fauna. Her most recent project, Living Breakwaters, is being installed near Staten Island now, and it could protect the borough from the next Superstorm Sandy. Dec. 17, 2021
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Salma’s diary of the war in Gaza: How her journal saved her life 08:35
Gaza’s youngest survivors: Saving the Al-Shifa babies 14:17
27-year-old doctor cares for 850 patients in Gaza’s last standing hospital 05:39
A story of survival: 13-year-old takes care of seven siblings amid the war in Gaza 05:44
The battle lost against America’s deadliest fire in over 100 years 23:15
Where's Noa? A forensic analysis of her kidnapping and what it says about Israel's hostage crisis 13:13