Jesus Sosa Mancia, a CKD patient in Bajo Lempa, El Salvador, during a home visit by a medical team from the national health ministry.
Miles de trabajadores de caña de azúcar mueren ante escasez de acción oficial
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FACT CHECK: Soft on Anti-Semitism
U.S. Ambassador to Belgium Howard Gutman
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Management gurus claim they were blindsided by toxic culture at Countrywide
Cynder Niemela
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Environmental injustice: EPA neglects discrimination claims from polluted communities
This former zinc smelter turned hazardous waste processing facility sits 950 feet from the edge of the Dona Park neighborhood in Corpus Christi, Texas.
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About this project
Thousands of men working in the Pacific Coast sugarcane fields of El Salvador, Nicaragua, Costa Rica and neighboring countries have been dying of chronic kidney disease, an ailment that in most parts of the developed world is a manageable condition.
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An epidemic of expulsions
Teresa Arredondo stands with her son in front of his elementary school in Bakersfield, Calif.
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Paper mill air pollution standards 25 years out of date, environmental groups sue EPA
A Kraft pulp mill looms in the background near Tacoma, Wash.
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FACT CHECK: Crossroads GPS twists facts in Senate ads
Screen shot of Crossroads GPS TV ad
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Thousands of sugar cane workers die as wealthy nations stall on solutions
Jesus Sosa Mancia, a CKD patient in Bajo Lempa, El Salvador, during a home visit by a medical team from the national health ministry.
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San Francisco lets students own up to misdeeds rather than face expulsion
Tony Litwak, the director of the Peer Courts program in San Francisco, has recruited more than 20 students from schools across the city to work with misbehaving students and keep them in class. With him are (left to right) 11th grader Breonna Frierson, 10th grader Ramon Gomez and current City College student Lona Kwon.
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Expulsion overturned for boy at heart of Center probe
A California school board has cancelled the proposed expulsion of a sixth-grade boy featured in a Center for Public Integrity investigation into harsh school discipline. The Kern County Board of Education voted Tuesday to overturn the 11-year-old’s expulsion for alleged sexual battery and obscenity. Earlier this year, the boy was accused of swatting a female student on the rear at his school in Bakersfield, Calif.
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Methodology
Our analysis of the toll from chronic kidney disease (CKD) in Central America is based on mortality data from the World Health Organization.
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Pro-Romney super PAC using media firms tied to Swift Boat, Willie Horton ads
Convicted murderer and rapist William Horton Jr.
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ANALYSIS: A life-changing event
Attorney Mark Geragos, left, representing Krikor Sarkisyan, right, and the family of 17-year-old Nataline Sarkisyan.
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And now, left-wing Mitt Romney, out of context and in French
The head of the Greek Olympic Committee, right, hands the Olympic Flame to Mitt Romney, who was head of the Salt Lake Organizing Committee.
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Center garners top journalism awards
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ANALYSIS: Who is essential? Insurers or consumers?
Department of Health and Human Services
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Brominated battle: Soda chemical has cloudy health history
Kyle Victers, a regular at the Battle & Brew in Conyers, Ga., chugs 'gamer fuel' for the sugar and caffeine. Unlike some citrus-flavored drinks, his Monster beverage does not contain BVO.
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FACT CHECK: Plenty to question in GOP debate
Republican presidential candidates, from left, former Pennsylvania Sen. Rick Santorum, Texas Gov. Rick Perry, former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney, Newt Gingrich, Rep. Ron Paul, R-Texas, and Rep. Michele Bachmann, R-Minn, stand together prior to their Republican debate in Des Moines, Iowa.
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Senate committee finds most 'trapped' offshore income is already in U.S.
Microsoft chairman Bill Gates during a keynote address.
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