A study conducted in New York City to track the fortunes of those about to become homeless is being called cruel by advocates. New York Times writer Cara Buckley describes the study that withholds housing assistance from the "control" group.
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The divide between rich and poor in China is growing, and the gap is showing up in other abusive forms. From the Inter Press Service writer Mitch Moxley describes the new abuse of privilege.
Cricket, field and track: the Caribbean’s sporting success is extraordinary
– so why does it feel like a missed opportunity? | Kenneth Mohammed
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As the men’s football World Cup looms, the region’s prowess is often seen
in terms of inspirational hardship, but the political will to treat sport
strat...
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