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A Chinese immigrant took a job on an Oklahoma pot farm. He barely escaped with his life. Yuduo Lu’s mind raced as he limped away from the marijuana farm, blood from the gunshot wound to his ...

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The Democratic Republic of Congo has cancelled a major auction of rights to drill for oil and gas across the country, ...

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An English summary of this report is below. The original report, published in bahasa Indonesian in TEMPO, follows. There has ...

The former Army medic sat, staring at his computer screen, waiting for a VA therapist to hop on the video call. He had spent months trying to get the appointment, months of his wife pushing him to ...

Jeanne van der Merwe is a freelance journalist, editor, and content specialist. Van der Merwe attended Stellenbosch University in South Africa, receiving a bachelor's in music and literature, and a ...

Anya Petrone Slepyan reports on issues affecting rural communities, from prisons to pop culture. She is from Lexington, Kentucky, and is living in Santa Fe, New Mexico.

Fatima Al-Kassab is an NPR producer in London. She previously worked at BBC News. Al-Kassab received a bachelor's in modern languages (French and Italian) from the University of Oxford.

Greg Dixon is a senior producer at NPR International Operations. Dixon is also the host and producer of the NPR podcast State of the World.