Screen time

Facebook content moderators in Europe are suing over alleged psychological trauma

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Hindsight is 2020

The US has been in Afghanistan for almost two decades. Now, it’s looking for a way out.

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Power balance

‘This is much more substantial than the killing of Osama Bin Laden’

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Persian projects

Was the killing of Qasem Soleimani legal? US officials and legal scholars disagree

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Taking responsibility

Impeachment is in full swing, but US diplomacy and the work of the State Dept. carries on

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Two sides to a story

A growing problem: how overuse of fertilizer harms the climate and endangers the public

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First in the nation

Despite security concerns, some US voters will cast ballots using their smartphones

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Covid-19

Names matter. That’s why the WHO took its time to name the new coronavirus disease.

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Leading the way

What $10 billion can buy to help fight climate change

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Every 30 seconds

Every 30 seconds, a young Latino in the US turns 18. Their votes count more than ever

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Exchange and influence

A top US university renews Russian tech partnership despite red flags raised by officials

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Pandemic

Coronavirus is officially a pandemic. Nations step up their efforts to contain it

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Refugee island

Syria’s conflict is now in its tenth year, but Syrians are not giving up on their future

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This pandemic life

During this Coronavirus pandemic, governments are ‘dusting off plans built for wartime’

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In this together

Leon Panetta on coronavirus: ‘We’re paying the price’ of ignoring intelligence reports

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Coronavirus coping

Healthcare workers ‘feel powerless’ in choosing who to treat for Covid-19

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Keeping faith

The coronavirus has changed how we live our lives, and how we deal with death

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Coronavirus conundrums

WHO official says there’s "no fast track" to normal when it comes to reopening economies

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Life goes on

Temperature checks and nose swabs: what life could look like after lockdown

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Extra credit

An American teacher in China is trying to broker deals to get PPE to US hospitals

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The world stage

Nicholas Burns: US's ‘unusual’ absence from world stage is bad for Americans

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Looking out for you

Experts say there’s a risk of 'vaccine nationalism' in the fight against Covid-19

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Point of entry

Migrant children denied entry as US adds further restrictions at the US-Mexico border

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I can't breathe

Black Lives Matter organizer Darnella Wade: "No one is above the law"

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Black lives matter

Protests in the US are sparking protests around the world

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In retrospect

After eight years on the air, and more than 400 episodes, we’re taking a look back

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Last call

The final episode of Boston Calling with Marco Werman

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