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Facebook’s recent decision to ban former president Donald Trump for two years sends a message to world leaders that Facebook is stepping up its role as sheriff on its service. Tina Trinh reports.

A private game reserve in South Africa is collaborating on a project to rescue trafficked pangolins - a scaly mammal that is one of the most trafficked species in the world. Romain Chanson has the story from the southeast province of KwaZulu-Natal in this report narrated by Carol Guensburg.

A seaside aqua fitness workout isn’t just about exercise, water, sun and sea breezes. It also a way to recover from injury and to find camaraderie, as Allison Lékogo Fernandes and Mbaye Ndir discover in reporting from Senegal.

Four-year-old Kirill Zherebtsov (PRON: Kee-reel Zhee-reeb-tsoff ) was born deaf and without ears. He was scheduled for a special surgery in California but a day before his flight, his mother died unexpectedly.

It's been about a month since a Louisville Metro Department of Corrections inmate died in one of the housing units, and now the coroner has released the inmate's name and how it happened.

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USA VP Heading for Mexico, Guatemala 4 hours ago width No media source currently available 0:00 0:03:17 0:00 Vice President Kamala Harris is heading to Guatemala and Mexico this weekend (Sunday) in a bid to lower migration from the region. She is expected to focus on bolstering economic development and humanitarian relief and strengthening good governance and civil society. Share

Since the beginning in coronavirus pandemic in early 2020, the New York City’s tourism industry has suffered, including its famous open-top sightseeing buses. VOA’s Aunshuman Apte has more.

Do you know how much data your car is collecting? VOA’s Veronica Balderas Iglesias reports on how law enforcement agencies in the U.S. are among those eager to dig into the automobile data goldmines.

In Ethiopia’s Tigray region, millions of people are in desperate need of food aid, and even in Mekelle, the regional capital, displaced families say that on some days, they have nothing to eat. As VOA’s Heather Murdock reports from Mekelle.