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The Environmental Martyr of the Sochi Olympics
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I Ate Dinner in Pyongyang's Cambodian Outpost
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Nope, Still No Such Thing as a Fatal Marijuana Overdose
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Police Are Breaking Students' Bones in Kosovo
It's midday on Monday, February 3, in Pristina, Kosovo, and Pajtim Havolli's arm is in plaster cast. We’re standing outside the grounds of the dean's office at the University of Pristina, in the...
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The members of Pussy Riot shocked Russia when they performed their "Punk Prayer" in a Moscow church back in February 2012. The group was protesting the growing closeness between church and state under...
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The Worst Things That Have Ever Happened on Greyhound Buses
Photo via Flickr user heliosphan Greyhound's public image in the 90s and much of the early 2000s—from their quasi-low fares and Ameripass nationwide offers to their strategically placed bus stops in...
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A Visit to a Mormon Temple... On Acid!
No religion is complete without a little mystery—Catholicism with its Immaculate Conception, Scientology with its OT Levels, Buddhism with its Nirvana. It goes without saying that the Latter-day...
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In the third episode of Noisey's Chiraq, we pick up where we left off in Englewood and get a taste of the new music coming from the area. Then we jump back across the country and join Chief Keef,...
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A little more than nine weeks ago, crude but very effective barricades were put in place by anti-government protestors in Kiev. As I walked around this morning on the blackened ice strewn with rubble...
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Blood Collection the Cajun Way
All photos by the author, Denny Culbert In southwest Louisiana, communal pig butchery—called boucherie in Acadiana—is one of the last remnants of Cajun culinary traditions. It’s also one of the only...
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