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Journalism students report on the Haitian population in the Dominican Republic

Seventeen students from the Walter Cronkite School of Journalism and Mass Communication at Arizona State University traveled “to the Dominican Republic to investigate how immigration and border policies are affecting […]
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Iranian women share details of prison torture.

"Thousands of Iranians took to the streets in 2009 as part of the Green Movement to protest a disputed presidential election. The government crackdown that followed included some women being […]
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Lion meat, found in some US butcher shops, is unregulated. Are you eating illegally?

After PRI's Ike Sriskandarajah found lion meat on the shelf at his neighborhood butcher and followed the trail to a dark corner of the exotic meat trade. Follow his investigation […]
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Haiti's reconstruction efforts reported on by Haiti Grassroots Watch

Haiti Grassroots Watch - a collaborative journalism watchdog organization - is reporting on the recovery in Haiti following the devastating 2010 earthquake. "The effort focuses on 'watchdogging' the aid and […]
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State Department fails to address student visa abuses

A six-month Associated Press investigation uncovered massive problems with a popular State Department program designed to foster cultural understanding. Reporters Bert Mohr, Mitch Weiss and Mike Baker found that foreign […]
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Thai Workers Victims of Human Trafficking In Utah

Lee Davidson reported how Thai workers recruited to work on Utah pig and chicken farms were victims of human trafficking. Read "A Story of Modern Slavery in Utah."
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Mexican government seems to favor Sinaloa cartel

An NPR News investigation has found strong evidence of collusion between elements of the Mexican army and the Sinaloa cartel in the violent border city of Juarez. In an effort […]
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U.S. government funded companies doing business in Iran

An investigation by The New York Times reveals that "the federal government has awarded more than $107 billion in contract payments, grants and other benefits over the past decade to […]
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Kingpin of illegal wildlife trade turns focus to tigers

An investigation by Bryan Christy for National Geographic reveals that Anson Wong of Malaysia, "the Pablo Escobar of Illegal Wildlife Trade" is out of U.S. prison and has plans to specialize […]
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Claims by China-based stem cell broker misleading

In a pair of reports, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel reporters Mark Johnson and Meg Kissinger examined the overblown medical claims and misleading marketing strategies of China-based Beike Biotechnology, one of many […]
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