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Japanese Scouts Pitch Tents With Royal Prince at National Jamboree...
On the wooded grounds of Jinseki Kogen in Hiroshima, the work of a national Scout jamboree is measured in practical task...
Puerto Rican Families Navigate Rotating Water Cuts Amid Historic Drought...
In Puerto Rico, families are learning to organize daily life around a new calendar: two days with running water, two day...
Okinawa Residents Recover After Typhoon Dolphin Knocks Out Power...
Typhoon Dolphin left Okinawa residents facing a quieter but difficult task on Sunday: beginning the work of recovery aft...
Farmers Flee as British Columbia Wildfire Forces Mass Evacuation...
By Friday evening, the Bald Range wildfire had grown with a speed that left little time for people in British Columbiaâ€...
Thai Students Recount Hiding as School Shooting Unfolds Nearby...
When the first shot rang out at Debsirin Nonthaburi School on the outskirts of Bangkok on Friday morning, 14-year-old Kh...
New Mexico Families Await Impact of Meta Ruling on Youth Mental Health Care...
Families across New Mexico are now waiting to see what a court order against Meta will mean in the places where the cons...
Colombian Communities Face Security Shift as New President Takes Office in Cali...
Colombia’s new president takes office in Cali, putting security at the center of a divided city The roads around th...
Puerto Rican Families Navigate Rotating Water Shutoffs Amid Deepening Drought...
Puerto Rico’s Water Clock Turns Off as Drought Deepens On June 10, Bryan Pérez carried a five-gallon water jug to ...
Okinawa Residents Endure Power Cuts and Evacuations as Typhoon Dolphin Strikes...
By Saturday, Typhoon Dolphin had left more than 50,000 buildings without power across Okinawa and neighboring Kagoshima,...
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