Politics

Paradise Papers: The Influencers

Rocco Fazzari and Alvaro Ortiz

An interactive graphic of the Influencers featured in the Paradise Papers investigation.

November 05, 2017 | Los Angeles Times

'What Kind of Justice Is This?' A Cry From Pakistan's Remote Tribal Lands

Umar Farooq

In Pakistan's tribal areas, collective punishment is not an exception, but the law.

November 05, 2017 | Los Angeles Times

Pakistan Gets a Grip on a Region Known as a Nexus of Terror — But Residents Pay a Price for Peace

Umar Farooq

Report from North Waziristan, once called the world's terror epicenter.

November 03, 2017 | The Des Moines Register

Iowa's Influence On China Goes Beyond Terry Branstad

Kyle Munson, Kelsey Kremer

Des Moines Register journalists Kyle Munson and Kelsey Kremer traveled to China for two weeks in late September to report on Iowa’s unlikely and often influential role in U.S-China relations.

November 02, 2017 | Outside

Warlords and Horsemen

Jason Motlagh

In buzkashi, Afghanistan’s violent and ancient national pastime, riders battle for control of an animal corpse. It's still the best metaphor for the restive country's politics.

November 01, 2017 | Science Magazine

United States Blocks Iran from Fusion Megaproject

Richard Stone

The Iran nuclear deal opened doors for the Islamic republic to join in on collaborative nuclear experiments—but uncertainty over the agreement’s fate has put many of those projects on hold.

October 31, 2017 | PRI's The World

Riding Along with Albania's Pot Police

Nate Tabak

On the front lines of the war on marijuana cultivation, Albanian police face a tenacious crop and an unwelcoming population.

October 31, 2017 | Elle

Social Media Turned These Girls into Stars. It Also Made Them Targets.

Doug Bock Clark

Learning to surf transformed the lives of a group of Bangladeshi girls—and forced them to fight against sexual harassment. They attracted Western media attention and the attacks got worse.

October 31, 2017 | NPR

One Cuban Family's Long and Risky Journey to a New Life in the U.S.

Rolando Arrieta

On May 14, 2016—13 months after she'd first left Cuba—Yoandra finally crossed the U.S. border at El Paso, Texas, with her son and brother. This is her story.

October 31, 2017 | 1a

How the Cuban Migration Story Is Changing

Rolando Arrieta, Luis Trelles

A Cuban family treks through a jungle for seven days on foot. Another Cuban man gets stuck in Central America seeking freedom. Listen to their stories on 1A.

October 30, 2017 | PBS NewsHour

Domestic Abuse in Russia

Nick Schifrin, Zach Fannin

PBS NewsHour goes inside Russia to report on the effects of domestic violence under President Vladimir Putin.

October 27, 2017 | Pulitzer Center

How the U.S. Secret War in Laos Is Still Happening Today

Erin McGoff

Almost 50 years after they were dropped, 80 million unexploded American bombs in Laos continue to kill and injure innocent civilians. Now, Lao people are working to find and destroy them.

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