Jurors in the Boston Marathon bombing trial heard testimony on Friday from Dun Meng, who made a dramatic escape after his car was hijacked by bombing suspect Tamerlan Tsarnaev.
What's happening on a typical Friday night in Hanoi, Vietnam? We find out from WGBH reporter Phillip Martin who's been traveling in and around this Vietnamese cultural capital.
50 years ago, buses carrying civil rights workers traveled to the South to confront racism. The brutality that the Freedom Riders faced became an international embarrassment. Reporter Phillip Martin joined a group of students who recreated the journey.
Wave after wave of illegal immigrants traveling by boat have come ashore in Malta on a regular basis. Malta has one of the toughest detention policies in Europe, some say it goes too far.This is part two of Phillip Martin's special report.
We speak with Phillip Martin, reporter for WGBH, about the increase in human trafficking in New England and beyond. Martin's reporting exposes where and how human trafficking crimes take place and why it is so difficult to prevent them.
A six-month investigation into the multi-million dollar business of carbon offsets has uncovered, instead of verdant forests of carbon-sequestering trees, many shady alleys of corruption and fraud.
President Obama arrived in China as people there are engaged in a debate over perceived racist attitudes. The debate was sparked by the vitriolic response to a biracial contestant on a televised talent show this summer. Phillip Martin has the story.