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Trump disses Sessions again, pyschedelic London, Melania-mania in Slovenia

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July 25, 2017

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Ahead of his Senate testimony, hedge fund manager Browder dishes about the Russia investigation

PRI's The World

July 25, 2017

Bill Browder prepares to testify about the Russian collusion scandal and the dangers of Putin's agenda for the West.

Conflict & Justice

Many in Melania Trump’s native Slovenia wonder why their country goes unmentioned

PRI's The World

July 25, 2017

Melania Trump is certainly among the most famous Slovenian Americans. But many of her former countrymen wonder why their native land doesn't get more attention.

Arts, Culture & Media

Love, quantum physics and 'entanglement'

PRI's The World

July 25, 2017

The curious parallels between love and the bizarre — but potentially very useful — phenomenon called "quantum entanglement."

Business, Economics and Jobs

The underfunded govt program that got drill bits from rural North Dakota to Zimbabwe

PRI's The World

July 25, 2017

The US government has a proven program that's boosting exports and creating rural jobs. North Dakotans want it expanded.

Politics

Social workers and lawyers say deportation raids targeting teen gang members are misguided

PRI's The World

July 25, 2017

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07/25/2017 - 2:15pm

Many teenagers in Homestead, an hour north of Miami, are afraid to talk about what immigration agents could do this week. They worry that the criteria for suspecting people of being in a gang is too broad.

Conflict & Justice

Clearing mines and explosives in Mosul

PRI's The World

July 24, 2017

Mosul has more extensive explosive contamination than the other cities retaken from ISIS in Iraq.

Arts, Culture & Media

For the first time in its history, Brazil's top literary festival showcases books by women and minorities

PRI's The World

July 24, 2017

In a country of African Brazilian majority and a male-only government, and after the impeachment of a democratically elected female president, black women are rising up during FLIP 2017, the most important literature festival in Brazil.

Conflict & Justice

Foreign coverage of the shooting of Justine Damond is giving Americans new perspective

PRI's The World

July 24, 2017

When Justine Damond was shot by a Minneapolis police officers, Australian media descended on the city, and changed the way the shooting was being reported.

Conflict & Justice

This woman says she was trafficked by a diplomat. And it happens all the time.

PRI's The World

July 24, 2017

Fainess Lipenga came to the US to work as a maid for a diplomat from Malawi, but she says she was treated more like a slave. Her boss, covered by diplomatic immunity, never faced the consequences.

Arts, Culture & Media

Bokanté serves up songs in the key of Creole

PRI's The World

July 24, 2017

The fusion of West African music, Mississippi Delta blues and Caribbean rhythms are what the band Bokanté is all about.

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Trump disses Sessions again, pyschedelic London, Melania-mania in Slovenia

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Ahead of his Senate testimony, hedge fund manager Browder dishes about the Russia investigation

Many in Melania Trump’s native Slovenia wonder why their country goes unmentioned

Love, quantum physics and 'entanglement'

The underfunded govt program that got drill bits from rural North Dakota to Zimbabwe

Social workers and lawyers say deportation raids targeting teen gang members are misguided

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Clearing mines and explosives in Mosul

For the first time in its history, Brazil's top literary festival showcases books by women and minorities

Foreign coverage of the shooting of Justine Damond is giving Americans new perspective

This woman says she was trafficked by a diplomat. And it happens all the time.

Bokanté serves up songs in the key of Creole

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Love, quantum physics and 'entanglement'

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Many in Melania Trump’s native Slovenia wonder why their country goes unmentioned

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What does a scientist look like? The 'Skype a Scientist' program helps schoolkids find out.

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Israel removes metal detectors from Jerusalem holy site

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After vote, Senate to proceed with health care debate

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Love, quantum physics and 'entanglement'