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Day: June 11, 2016
Culture / Featured Stories / Justice / News / Politics
Can the US improve financial services for the poor using lessons from developing countries?
New US ventures aimed at helping the unbanked are taking cues from successful services in the developing world, but some argue it’s a risky undertaking
Ethical gifts: lending money to entrepreneurs in developing nations
Microloans to some of the world’s poorest entrepreneurs can become the gift that keeps giving
Ripples of a revolution: what will Bernie Sanders’ supporters do next?
Young people who have been energized by the Democratic candidate’s campaign are getting inspired to stay involved in politics, whether or not he is elected
Google denies search bias, burying bad Hillary Clinton stories
SourceFed, a news and pop-culture website, has accused the world’s largest search engine of “actively altering search recommendations in favor of Hillary Clinton’s campaign” by …
Milky Way no longer visible to one third of humanity, light pollution atlas shows
Scientists describe ‘cultural loss of unprecedented magnitude’ as global atlas reveals extent of light pollution in the world’s skies