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Jahar’s World
He was a charming kid with a bright future. But no one saw the pain he was hiding or the monster he would become.
Jahar’s World
A Father Murdered His Family. Did He Deserve to Be Set Free?
A Father Murdered His Family. Did He Deserve to Be Set Free?
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‘Going Home to Die’: People With Eating Disorders Need Special Care. Insurers Are Denying It
‘Going Home to Die’: People With Eating Disorders Need Special Care. Insurers Are Denying It
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Will an Oil Racket Destroy One of Africa’s Most Sacred Places?
Will an Oil Racket Destroy One of Africa’s Most Sacred Places?
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Jahar’s World
Jahar’s World
He was a charming kid with a bright future. But no one saw the pain he was hiding or the monster he would become.
Janet Reitman·Crime·2013
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A Father Murdered His Family. Did He Deserve to Be Set Free?
A Father Murdered His Family. Did He Deserve to Be Set Free?
Kimberly was the only survivor that fateful night. But she believes her father deserved forgiveness.
Joseph Bien-Kahn·Crime·2026
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‘Going Home to Die’: People With Eating Disorders Need Special Care. Insurers Are Denying It
‘Going Home to Die’: People With Eating Disorders Need Special Care. Insurers Are Denying It
Insurers are using loopholes in a mental health parity law to get around paying for expensive in-patient care.
Eli Cahan·Health·2026
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Will an Oil Racket Destroy One of Africa’s Most Sacred Places?
Will an Oil Racket Destroy One of Africa’s Most Sacred Places?
ReconAfrica is drilling for fossil fuel near the protected Okavango River Delta. So far, there’s been no oil, but there have been big profits.
Jeff Goodell·Nature·2023
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The Great American Bubble Machine
The Great American Bubble Machine
Goldman Sachs has engineered every major market manipulation since the Great Depression -- and they're about to do it again
Matt Taibbi·Economics·2010
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The Boy Who Heard Too Much
The Boy Who Heard Too Much
He was a 14-year-old blind kid, angry and alone. Then he discovered that he possessed a strange and fearsome superpower - one that put him in the cross hairs of the FBI.
David Kushner·Personal·2009
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