Suleiman Ahmed. (Photo by Courtney, Cushing Kiernat) Candice Suleiman Ahmed has worked as a certified medical translator in Minneapolis and St. Paul since 2018, two years after he arrived in Minnesota as a refugee. Born in Somalia, Ahmed was separated
How the Immigration Crackdown Pulled Back the Curtain on Elder Care By Elizabeth Foy Larsen Immigrants are the backbone of America’s long-term care workforce. When an ICE surge swept through Minnesota, the people who feed, bathe, and comfort the elderly
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Shadows in Paradise: UAE Stirs Environmental Fears Over Seychelles’ Luxury Hotel Boom By Neha Wadekar MAHE, Seychelles—On a sunny April morning, Vanessa Didon walks along the upper edge of a picturesque beach, where the sand meets a thin green band
With Medicaid a major payer for long-term care, millions of seniors living in nursing homes stand to lose their coverage under President Trump’s far-reaching One Big Beautiful Bill.
Guns and Gold, Part II: How shifting alliances, military profiteering, and unchecked extraction have devastated Tigray’s economy and environment, illegally diverting gold to world markets via Dubai.
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