Helen Coster

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National Affairs Correspondent, Reuters

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Business and Finance, Media, Politics

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Covers: Currently: media, technology, First Amendment issues

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The Long Island Jihadist

How Justin Kaliebe, an eighteen-year-old high-school senior on Long Island, landed in prison for attempting t…

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Can Venture Capital Save The World?

Jacqueline Novogratz's radical approach to solving poverty

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Kiss of Death: A Parasite Threatens Latin American Immigrants

Hundreds of thousands of people in the U.S. could be infected with the deadly disease known as Chagas—and mos…

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Child Workers of Bolivia, Unite!

Nearly 1 million children work full time in Bolivia's tin mines, in cemeteries, on buses, or in the markets. …

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Google, Facebook pledged millions for local news. Was it enough?

Facing regulatory and political pressure, Facebook Google in recent years committed a combined $600 million t…

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Conservative news outlets, accused of election falsehoods, air disclaimers

Analyzes a new trend in conservative media: In an apparent effort to minimize liability for defamation, some …

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'Oh, that's an idea...': U.S. parents respond to China screen time ban

Raleigh Smith Duttweiler was folding laundry in her Ohio home, her three children playing the video game Mine…

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Are Pregnant Women's Rights at Risk?

Bei Bei Shuai was 33 weeks pregnant in December 2010 when she learned that her boyfriend, Zhiliang Guan, had …

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As parents consider new streaming services, is there too much children's programming?

(Reuters) - Whether they prefer Elsa, SpongeBob or a Russian heroine named Masha, today's kids have endless r…

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