Lisa Mullins
Immigration authorities target oil spill cleanup workers
In New Orleans, Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officials are investigating workers helping to clean the BP oil spill.
Outsourcing pregnancy to India
An international cast from the United States, India and Israel are creating a business of international surrogacy. But are we making commodities out of children?
Fake organic foods proliferate from China
Think those "organic" strawberries from China are better for the environment? Think again.
Fighting FGM in Northern Iraq
Human Rights Watch is on the offensive, trying to combat female genital mutilation in the Kurdish region of Northern Iraq.
How to run a satirical newspaper in Egypt
Under Egypt's dictatorial regime, the creators of El Koshary Today satirical newspaper must walk a fine line between being funny and staying safe.
Exercise for education in France
This fall, nearly 100 schools across France will be forgoing some afternoon class time to spend more time on sports.
Saving mothers' lives in Ghana
Some 500,000 women die during childbirth each year. Mary Issaka, 2010's Midwife Champion of the Year, has some ideas on how to bring that number down.
Mining causes lead poisoning disaster in Nigeria
More than 170 lives have been lost to a lead poisoning outbreak linked to informal mining in Nigeria. Now, the global medical community is scrambling to help.
South Africa tightens security for the World Cup
Fans are flooding into South Africa for the World Cup and officials insist that they're ready. Not everyone agrees.
Salad spinning toward global health
For inspiration into a potentially life-saving device, students at Rice University looked to the humble salad spinner.
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