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Ana Teresa Castillo, who runs a shelter for Venezuelan migrants in the Colombian border town of Villa del Rosario, says she is tending to many more rape victims now than before the pandemic began. She blames the closing of official border posts and gangs blocking their smuggling trails during daylight hours, forcing migrants to cross at night, when they are far more vulnerable. John Otis for NPR hide caption
Navajo Nation President Jonathan Nez receives the Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine in late December at Gallup Indian Medical Center in Gallup, N.M. Noel Lyn Smith/USA Today Network via Reuters hide caption
Navajo Nation Begins Mass Vaccinations After Lifting Lockdown Order
Ana Teresa Castillo, who runs a shelter for Venezuelan migrants in the Colombian border town of Villa del Rosario, says she is tending to many more rape victims now than before the pandemic began. She blames the closing of official border posts and gangs blocking their smuggling trails during daylight hours, forcing migrants to cross at night, when they are far more vulnerable. John Otis for NPR hide caption
Women Fleeing Venezuela Are Targeted With Sexual Assault As They Cross Into Colombia
Documentary Follows Attorneys Who Represent People Accused Of Terrorism In U.S.
Itching To Travel Again, Some Americans Take Advantage Of Lower Airfare
President Biden pauses while speaking after signing an executive order related to manufacturing, at the White House on Monday. Biden is off to a fast start but is running into resistance in Congress. Drew Angerer/Getty Images hide caption
Despite Setting A New Tone, Biden Faces Tough Decision On Dealing With Congress
Biden's Beginning: Executive Orders And A New Presidential Leadership Model
Star-Studded Cast Brings John Lee Hancock's Serial Killer Film To Life
Disney Revamp Of Jungle Cruise Ride Removes Racist Depictions Of Indigenous People
Indonesia Excludes Older People From First Round Of COVID-19 Vaccine
Weezer's new record, OK Human, is an orchestral affair, recorded back to back with a heavy metal album. Brendan Walter/Courtesy of the artist hide caption