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Migiwa Sugimoto is a visiting nurse who works as an assistant manager at “Kurashi no hokenshitsu” (counseling room), where many Tokyo senior citizens visit to consult about their health and other worries.
An author's cathartic culinary journey as she reflects on her family's harrowing experience through the Armenian genocide.
Porto's Bakery sells about 1.2 million cheese rolls and 550,000 potato balls per month. But this bakery that could was once a black market business born in Communist Cuba.
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Urban planners and average citizens in Thailand and Bogota are seeking solutions to ease congestion in their crowded cities.
Having suffered great climatic, social, and political changes for centuries, the people native to Peru's Quehue region have learned to face change armed only with their ancestral knowledge.
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Many people are ditching the confines of traditional apartment life and opting for communal living instead.
Amid state housing crisis, why 2 out of 5 California millennials really still live at home
Women living in large cities are turning to farming to regain control of their food. Hear their stories and recommendations on how you can grow your own urban garden.
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In Hamburg, a group of electronic hobby inventors spent four weeks building their own mobile phones in a do-it-yourself workshop.
Concerns about deportation are high among worries for County residents
The Olympic Movement Is Relentlessly Corrupt, so Why Should Southern California Help Save It?
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Eve Ensler, playwright, author of "The Vagina Monologues," and Christine Schuler Deschryver, director of V-Day Congo explore the mindset of violence against women, the vulnerable, and the environment promoted by President Trump.