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The Americans Who Will Finally Afford Weight-Loss Drugs Under Medicare...
On July 1, 2026, in clinics across the United States, Medicare beneficiaries with obesity began consulting their doctors...
New York Renters Who Fought for Decades Finally See a Rent Freeze Win...
At El Museo del Barrio in East Harlem on the evening of June 25, hundreds of tenants packed the space as the New York Ci...
Families Still Searching for Missing Relatives in Venezuela's Earthquake Rubble...
La Guaira, Venezuela — In the dust-choked ruins of a collapsed apartment block in this coastal city north of Caracas, ...
From Welding Rockets to Millionaire Status, SpaceX Workers Cash In...
At the SpaceX factories where rockets move from metal sheets and engine parts into flight-ready machines, the value of a...
Heat Dome Descends on Eastern Cities, Leaving Vulnerable Residents Exposed...
As temperatures climbed across the eastern United States this week, public officials and health workers prepared for a f...
Two Years of Resistance: Emberá Women Push Colombia Toward Ending Female Genita...
In the remote communities of Colombia’s Emberá people, the fight against female genital mutilation began not in gover...
Ethnic Minority Families Displaced by Belfast Riots Rebuild Their Lives...
In the days after Belfast’s anti-immigration riots, some of the city’s ethnic minority families began the difficult ...
Inside the Ituri Villages Where Ebola Strikes Without a Cure...
In the villages and mining communities of Ituri province in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo, the arrival of a rare ...
Europe's Record Heatwave Reshapes Daily Life for Families, Workers and Communiti...
As temperatures climbed above 40 degrees Celsius across large parts of Europe in late June, daily routines that usually ...