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Meet the 17-Year-Old Behind a Website Tracking Coronavirus Cases

A teenager’s website tracking coronavirus is one of the most vital resources for people seeking accurate and updated numbers on the pandemic.

Italy: Life Grinds to a Halt Amid Coronavirus Lockdown (Video)

We get an update from Italy, where 60 million people are under an unprecedented nationwide lockdown and the death toll has increased to 827.

Biden Wins, Sanders Lags: Analysis from Naomi Klein & Alicia Garza (Video)

Biden is still less than halfway to the delegates he would need to secure the Democratic nomination, Sanders faces a decision about whether to continue.

Prisons Worldwide Face Coronavirus Crisis (Video)

We turn now to look at how coronavirus is affecting the world’s prisons. As Italy went on lockdown, nearly 30 prisons broke into riots.

Francisca Ramirez: Harvesting in Exile with an Eye on Nicaragua

From her temporary agricultural camp in Upala, Costa Rica, rural leader Francisca Ramirez demands conditions for the safe return of those in exile.

Nicaragua and Chile: “The Genesis of Violence Lies in Corruption”

Following Chile’s social explosion, the country will hold a plebiscite in which “democracy is at stake,” affirms the Chilean journalist Monica Gonzalez.

Julian Assange Lawyer: What’s at Stake in Extradition Case Is Freedom of the Press

Assange faces 18 charges of attempted hacking and breaches of the Espionage Act for publishing classified documents exposing US war crimes in Iraq and Afghanistan.

Mass Protests Continue in Dominican Republic After Local Elections Suspended (Video)

Thousands of people took to the streets of the capital Santo Domingo Thursday to protest the abrupt suspension of local elections earlier this month.

#MeToo Founder Tarana Burke on the Harvey Weinstein Conviction

Disgraced former Hollywood producer Harvey Weinstein was convicted of first-degree commission of a criminal sexual act and third-degree rape…

Dennis Martinez Tells Why He Supports the Citizen Rebellion in Nicaragua

The pride of Nicaraguan baseball states that he “couldn’t care less” about the possibility of having his name removed from the Nicaraguan national stadium.