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North America

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    Rosalda Olma, a wife and mother to three kids, sorts through what remains of her home in Loiza. The entire home and contents were destroyed by the hurricane, and the family is living in a nearby school for the time being. “It’s hard getting used to these living conditions,” she said. “All five of us are trying to fit inside a single room.” Image by Ryan Michalesko. Puerto Rico, 2017.
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    PART OF: Puerto Rico: Crisis in the Caribbean

    Nearly Eight Weeks After Hurricane Maria Hit Puerto Rico, the Struggle for Basic Supplies Continues

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    Ryan Michalesko
    2017 Reporting Fellow
    November 19, 2017
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  • Rosalda Olma, a wife and mother to three kids, opens the front door to what remains of her home in Loiza. The entire home and contents were destroyed by the hurricane, and the family is living in a nearby school for the time being. “It’s hard getting used to these living conditions,” she said. “All five of us are trying to fit inside a single room.” Image by Ryan Michalesko. Puerto Rico, 2017.
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    Puerto Rico: Crisis in the Caribbean

    Weeks after Hurricane Maria made landfall in Puerto Rico, the island continues its battle for food...

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    2017 Reporting Fellow
    READ MORE ABOUT THIS PROJECT - Puerto Rico: Crisis in the Caribbean
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    The view of Shanghai on Sunday, Sept. 30, 2017, from the Shanghai Daily newsroom. Image by Kelsey Kremer. China, 2017.
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    PART OF: Iowa in the Heart of China

    China Journalist: U.S. Media Should Be Less Critical and More Concerned About Bias

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    November 16, 2017
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    Michael Lee, owner of the Hamburg Inn in Iowa City, eats lunch during a visit to Taizhou, China, on Friday, Sept. 29, 2017. Lee plans to expand his business to China, encompassing both food and education, with headquarters in Taizhou, north of Shanghai. Image by Kelsey Kremer. China, 2017.
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    PART OF: Iowa in the Heart of China

    How a Beloved Iowa Diner May Be the Next Big Thing in the Midwest and China (and Bring in More Doctors to Boot)

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    November 15, 2017
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  • In Key Allegro, a coastal town where Harvey made landfall, the devastation was made worse by the fact that, prior to February, 2016, the lack of a designated flood zone allowed for homes to be constructed as close to the water as owners desired. Alex MacLean. United States, 2017.
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    Pulitzer Center Update

    This Week: One Month After Hurricane Harvey

    A Bird's-eye View of Harvey's Destruction Dan Grossman and Alex MacLean A month after Hurricane...

    November 14, 2017
  • Storm water flowing south from Houston overflowed the banks of the Brazos River, sweeping away trees and earth, and flooding low-lying neighborhoods. Image by Alex MacLean. United States, 2017.
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    Harvey Aftermath

    Hurricane Harvey caused unprecedented flooding of the U.S. Gulf Coast. Alex MacLean and Daniel...

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    Hurricane Harvey is expected to be the costliest natural disaster in U.S. history. Thousands of homes were flooded, many requiring major repairs. Here debris piles await removal from gutting two homes in Northwest Forest, a subdivisions of Beaumont. Image by Dan Grossman. United States, 2017. 
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    PART OF: Harvey Aftermath

    Surveying Texas’s Post-Hurricane Harvey Landscape, with a Camera and a Four-Seat Plane

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    November 12, 2017
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    A member of the Chinese military rides his bike past two men selling balloons on Sunday, Sept. 24, 2017, on the same block as the residence of U.S. Ambassador to China Terry Branstad in Beijing, China. Image by Kelsey Kremer. China, 2017.
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    PART OF: Iowa in the Heart of China

    China Loves Iowa So Much, It Even Wants Our State Fair

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    November 12, 2017
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    Gary Dvorchak, a Muscatine native who now lives and works in Beijing, China, gives a presentation during a seminar on modern farm construction Saturday, Sept. 23, 2017, in Luanping County, Hebei, China. The seminar was held following the groundbreaking of the China-US Demonstration Farm. Image by Kelsey Kremer. China, 2017.
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    PART OF: Iowa in the Heart of China

    The Rise of The 'Iowa Mafia' In China, From a Governor To Xi's 'Old Friends'

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    November 10, 2017
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    American college students at Casa del Son. Image by Sally H. Jacobs. Cuba, 2017.
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    PART OF: Cuba and America: Honeymoon or Stalemate?

    Despite Obstacles, Americans Continue to Travel to Cuba

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    November 9, 2017
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    Rick Kimberley, a fifth generation family farmer of rural Maxwell, combines soybeans on Tuesday, Oct. 17, 2017, in Polk County. The Kimberleys hosted Chinese President Xi Jingping on their farm when he visited Iowa in 2012. Image by Kelsey Kremer.
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    PART OF: Iowa in the Heart of China

    How China Hopes a Transplanted Iowa Farm Will Help Transform its Aging Ag Industry (and Boost Iowa Trade as Well)

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    November 8, 2017
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  • An English language school in San Salvador, called EnglishCool. Its founder, Eddie Anzora, prepares students for work in the call centers. Image by Jonathan Blitzer. El Salvador, 2016.
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    Deportation and the Cycle of Violence in El Salvador

    This lesson asks students to examine Salvadoran gang violence in the U.S. and El Salvador, evaluating the role deportation plays in stoking violence and considering its impact on multiple actors.

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    READ MORE about Deportation and the Cycle of Violence in El Salvador
    November 8, 2017

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