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Colombia opens first tent camp for Venezuelan migrants, refugees

Colombia opens first tent camp for Venezuelan migrants, refugees

Bogota, Colombia - Jenifer Torealba arrived at Colombia's first migrant tent camp on Tuesday after walking ei…

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Venezuelans desperate for work have resorted to crossing the Andes - on foot

Venezuelans desperate for work have resorted to crossing the Andes - on foot

LA LAGUNA, Colombia - Diagnori Gomez was prepared to walk, but the cold still caught her by surprise. She'd l…

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Ecuador shuts its border to Venezuelan refugees amid historic exodus

Ecuador shuts its border to Venezuelan refugees amid historic exodus

Denny Gudiña spent seven days riding 25 different freight trucks to cross Colombia. He walked through the rai…

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Harvey drives tens of thousands to Texas shelters, where all people can do is wait

Harvey drives tens of thousands to Texas shelters, where all people can do is wait

Harvey has driven nearly 35,000 people to emergency shelters across Texas, including 10,000 who were holed up…

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Thousands flee Venezuela’s economic collapse, overwhelming Colombia’s borders

Thousands flee Venezuela’s economic collapse, overwhelming Colombia’s borders

TIBÚ, Colombia - Fradetsi Cedenllo sleeps on the concrete floor of a public sports complex beside hundreds of…

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"This is the worst because it's not stopping": the extraordinary Houston floods

"This is the worst because it's not stopping": the extraordinary Houston floods

HOUSTON - Susan Dickson, 71, stood on her driveway on Sunday with her husband, Russell, marveling at the flow…

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Texas builders fear fallout of immigration crackdown on workforce

Texas builders fear fallout of immigration crackdown on workforce

"Texas lives on immigrant labor," said Jeff Nielsen, executive vice president of the Houston Contractors Asso…

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Houston set for $3B water supply pipeline, treatment project

Houston set for $3B water supply pipeline, treatment project

A tremendous water infrastructure project, decades in planning, will import billions of gallons of water into…

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The trouble with living in a swamp: Houston floods explained

The trouble with living in a swamp: Houston floods explained

Things get bad when Houston floods. Water swamps homes, takes lives and shuts down the city. But it should be…

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During Drought, Once-Mighty Texas Rice Belt Fades Away

During Drought, Once-Mighty Texas Rice Belt Fades Away

In 2012, some farming districts on the Lower Colorado River were cut off from water for irrigation for the fi…

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Undercover 'friends' pressured Austin man to join ISIS

Undercover 'friends' pressured Austin man to join ISIS

The wife of an Austin man who awaits sentencing on terrorism-related charges says he was pressured by federal…

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Colombia border teems as Venezuelans "without anything" flee crisis

Colombia border teems as Venezuelans "without anything" flee crisis

CUCUTA, Colombia (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Outside a church in the Colombian border city of Cucuta, Mart…

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