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Sunday, January 13, 2019

Wall Street Journal: White House requested plans last year from Pentagon to attack Iran

Wall Street Journal: White House requested plans last year from Pentagon to attack Iran

Sunday, May 29, 2016

Dakar Journal: A Mission to Bring STEM Skills to Children in West Africa

A Nebraska professor who returns home to Senegal to start a robotics competition hopes to instill a drive in schoolchildren to improve their world.

Wednesday, May 11, 2016

Monterchi Journal: Italians Agree Fresco Is a Masterpiece, but All Else Is Up for Debate

For decades, there has been a dispute over how and where Piero della Francesca’s Madonna del Parto should be displayed, and even who owns it.

Monday, May 2, 2016

Leicester Journal: Unglamorous Leicester Revels in Unimaginable Soccer Magic

An English team that was nearly dropped from its league a year ago is verging on a championship, electrifying its host city.

Tuesday, April 12, 2016

Celle Journal: A Murder Taps Into Germany’s Conflicted Relations With Migrants

The killing of a man by an Afghan migrant has left residents of a small town in the German heartland concerned about their community’s future.

Monday, March 28, 2016

Shaxi Journal: An Ancient Caravan Town in China Is Reborn

In a project praised by Unesco, a Swiss-led team spent years renovating the square of Sideng Village, with an eye toward historical consistency that is rare in China.

Sunday, November 8, 2015

Passau Journal: German City by the Danube Is Tested by a Different Kind of Flood

This picturesque Bavarian city embodies Germany’s commitment to welcoming a surging flow of migrants. But it also reflects lingering conflicts over strategy between the Bavarian state and the Merkel government.

Wednesday, October 21, 2015

Palo Alto Journal: At Stanford, Relationship Reveals Accusations of Discrimination

A romantic triangle and the dean’s resignation from the Graduate School of Business stir up old and new charges in Silicon Valley about abuses of power.

Thursday, October 15, 2015

Kathmandu Journal: Waits Stretch for Days as Nepal Confronts Fuel Shortage

Thousands lined up after the government briefly eased a ban on sales to private vehicles imposed in the face of constitutional protests and a dispute with India.

Thursday, October 8, 2015

Dunedoo Journal: Coal Mining’s Promise Falls Through for Remote Australian Town

Dunedoo, 200 miles northwest of Sydney, expected a coal mine to be an economic engine, but the price of coal plunged and now the town is barely hanging on.

Dunedoo Journal: Coal Mining’s Promise Falls Through for Remote Australian Town

Dunedoo, 200 miles northwest of Sydney, expected a coal mine to be an economic engine, but the price of coal plunged and now the town is barely hanging on.

Tuesday, October 6, 2015

Wolfsburg Journal: VW’s Emissions Scandal Has Its German Hometown Facing an Uneasy Future

Despite its efforts to diversify beyond being a one-company factory town, the home of the “people’s car” is still inextricably part of the Volkswagen ecosystem.