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Hong Kong Protests: What Happened on July 1? | The Dispatch
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Understanding Argentina’s Abortion Debate: Both Sides of the Issue | The Dispatch
After 16 hours of deliberation, Argentina’s Senate narrowly rejected a bill to legalize abortion. Still, the fact that the discussion came this far signals a real shift in public opinion. We spoke with people on both sides of the issue.
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India Elections: How Modi Tried to Use a Religious Crisis to Win Votes | The Dispatch
We traveled to Kerala to see how Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s party used a controversy at Sabarimala, one of India’s holiest Hindu shrines, to try to win another five-year term.
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Sudan Deposed a Dictator, but Protests Won't Stop. Here's Why | The Dispatch
Even after forcing out president Omar al-Bashir, who ruled Sudan for 30 years, thousands of pro-democracy protesters are still out on the streets. Why? Because the country’s military generals have taken power into their hands.
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Serbia's Democracy Is Being Threatened, Here's Why | The Dispatch
As pro-democracy protesters flooded the streets of Belgrade for the sixth consecutive week, Russian President Vladimir Putin also attracted a crowd here. At a time when authoritarianism is on the rise, a visit like this suggests that Serbia may also be moving in a similar direction. We went to Belgrade to understand why.
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Polar Vortex 2014: A Dispatch From Chilly Chicago | The New York Times
Stoic Chicagoans brave negative 38-degree wind chill for work and for leisure.
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How the Far Right Is Shaking Germany’s Political Order | The Dispatch
Germany’s role as the defender of a liberal and tolerant Europe is in jeopardy: A far-right political party is gaining strength and Chancellor Angela Merkel says she will not seek re-election. We went to Chemnitz, where the far right feels emboldened and is protesting in the streets.
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Why Brazilian Women Support Jair Bolsonaro | The Dispatch
Jair Bolsonaro, Brazil’s newly elected president, is known for his offensive remarks about women, but his hard-line agenda on crime has spurred many to vote for him. We heard from women on both sides.
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Here's how The New York Times turned their stories into television with The Weekly
The New York Times’ new weekly, half-hour narrative documentary series The Weekly marks the newspaper’s first major foray into TV news. Before its premiere on FX this Sunday, we sat down with three New York Times reporters—Caitlin Dickerson, Brian Rosenthal, and Sabrina Tavernise—to talk about the show.
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The U.S. Denies it Killed an Afghan Family, Our Investigation Found Otherwise | NYT
A woman and 11 children were killed in an airstrike on a home in Afghanistan last fall. We spoke to the father who was left to search for answers. The United States initially said it was not involved, but after our visual investigation, it changed its story.
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Will Brexit Stop at the Irish Border? | The Dispatch
As Prime Minister Theresa May takes a new Brexit deal to Parliament, we talk to people in Northern Ireland to find out why the Irish border has been such a contentious issue.
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How a Trump Policy Is Triggering Chaos at the Border | NYT News
The Trump administration’s hard-line stance on keeping migrants out is pushing asylum seekers to take remote and dangerous routes into the United States. And a wall might not be able to fix that.
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October 22, 2019