PBS NewsHour
An investigation of the U.S. Forest Service:
They reported sexual harassment. Then the retaliation began | Rape, harassment and retaliation in the U.S. Forest Service: Women firefighters tell their stories
Tony Tooke, head of the U.S. Forest Service, stepping down amid sexual misconduct allegations | New female Forest Service head launches review of harassment, sexual misconduct in the agency
A 2-part series on women activists in the age of Trump:
A woman's movement grows in 'the most Trumpian place in America' | Meet the women who are taking a stand in Trump country
For Trump supporters in Portland, the left is the face of intolerance | Being a Trump supporter in a liberal city
India coverage:
A window into love and marriage in modern-day Mumbai
An interview with Arundhati Roy: In the air in India now is 'pure terror'
Women in India are also saying #MeToo
The Atlantic
The war on Valentine's Day in India
How should fans behave in the digital age?
Washington City Paper
Eviction companies pay the homeless illegally low wages to put people on the street
The New York Times / Women in the World
Modern Love: "When your body tells you what your brain won't"
FGM survivor gets seat in Egypt's government
In exile from Syria, humanitarian workers recall death threats, prison, torture
A double dose of Trinidad in Brooklyn
Village Voice
NY's illegal taxi cabs fight back against green cabs
Al Jazeera America
What's the matter with Arkansas? Prison and jail lawsuits signal trouble
Vice / Motherboard
The brain-wiping science of pigeon training
Narratively
Love and cricket in Queens county
Brooklyn Quarterly
Bodies Electric: An essay on sexual assault
BKLYNR
A close call, and then a curtain call at a Brooklyn hospital
GlobalPost
A female rapper busts onto Senegal’s male-dominated hip hop scene
New York Magazine / Bedford + Bowery
'Nirbhaya' Takes on Rape: "The gift of this play is that it's not fucking palatable"
Remembering the Forgotten City, the Greenpoint Terminal Market
The stuff nightmares are made of: A Serial-like case in our own backyard
Washington Post
A 'Gay Girl in Damascus' comes clean
Why Occupy protesters marched from Wall Street to D.C.
The H Street corridor remains a work in progress
U.S. News & World Report
Hopslam: How big beer is trying to stop a craft beer revolution
Inside the hunger strike of 30,000 California inmates
Iranian terrorist group M.E.K. pays big to make history go away
Forbes India
Forbes person of the year: Taj Hotel Manager Karambir Kang