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Companies facing asbestos litigation are shifting liabilities to new units and declaring bankruptcy. Lawyers call it the Texas Two-Step. Claimants call it unfair bloomberg.com/news/features/…
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How the Corrupt, the Bad, and the Ugly Vie for Presidential Pardons in Trump’s America vanityfair.com/news/story/pr…
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The owners of a controversial mining license - partly financed by a sanctioned Russian oligarch - have begun extracting valuable metals from the ocean floor in Papua New Guinea, causing consternation for local villagers: scientificamerican.com/artic…
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The only country on earth to allow deep-sea mining is Papua New Guinea. Now the impoverished Pacific nation is struggling to monitor the activities.
to.pbs.org/4esdMVO
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A former IRS agent turned Binance executive has been stuck in a Nigerian prison for more than six months on money laundering charges trib.al/g2pOh4E
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The new and potentially lucrative industry of deep-sea mining is growing around Papua New Guinea. It has locals there fighting to save a vanishing way of life. to.pbs.org/3TAxmae
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There’s a furious race to find metal that will enable the world’s energy transition away from fossil fuels. One company is digging what may become the world’s first operational deep-sea mining site. to.pbs.org/3MNWK8D
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The details of the search for the ‘Titan’ submersible—pieced together from interviews, emails, and call logs—illustrate an urgent need for government responsiveness and rescue protocols for the challenges created by the continued expansion of this niche industry.
For VF, @WillemMarx details the recovery mission: vntyfr.com/tuNZi8U
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After the Titan submersible disappeared into the deep, nations scrambled to put forward the best and brightest minds, and the most cutting-edge technologies. But when the rescue mission became a recovery operation, everything changed.
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Online gambling has millions of young Africans battling addiction trib.al/Dazb4fq
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Russian oligarch Roman Abramovich found a path to Portuguese citizenship through his Sephardic heritage—even amid sanctions. The country’s well-intended policy may now be history as a result.
@WillemMarx reports: vntyfr.com/mOsJNxy
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The Nord Stream explosion remains an unsolved mystery gripping Europe trib.al/KCqmjEU
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Such a wonderful honor for our courageous colleagues covering Afghanistan and Ukraine - @JaneFerguson5 @nickschifrin @SimonOstrovsky @jack_s_hewson @WillemMarx @mtill50 @DanSagalyn @laylak_q @emilykassie and more
.@PBS NewsHour received an Alfred I. duPont-Columbia Award at @ColumbiaJourno for its extensive coverage of the war in Ukraine and the aftermath of the Taliban’s takeover of Afghanistan. #duPont2023
Read more about our award-winning coverage here. to.pbs.org/3YuoEdJ
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Senior Foreign Affairs Producer @mtill50 accepts the Award on behalf of the entire team, including @JaneFerguson5 @nickschifrin @simonostrovsky @ryanchilcote @jack_s_hewson @WillemMarx @jack_s_hewson @sarajust @emilykassie @aghaaleem @alibomaye @zachfannin and @laylak_q.
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The night’s first Silver Baton is awarded to @NewsHour, for their breaking coverage of two of the year’s biggest stories: the withdrawal of American forces from Afghanistan, and Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.