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Carey Reed assists in covering breaking and feature news for NewsHour Weekend's website. She also helps the NewsHour Weekend broadcast team in the production of the show. She is interested in the flourishing fields of data journalism and information visualization and recently graduated, with honors, from Columbia University’s Graduate School of Journalism.

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World Feb 28

Census shows China’s wild giant panda population growing

A recent survey in China showed that the number of wild pandas in the country has been steadily increasing over the last decade, authorities said during a press conference on Saturday.

Arts Feb 15

Former U.S. poet laureate Philip Levine dies at 87

Philip Levine, a former auto worker turned acclaimed poet, died Saturday. He was 87. His death was caused by complications from pancreatic cancer, the New York Times reported. Levine was perhaps best known for tackling the world of the…

World Feb 15

Top Muslim Brotherhood official sentenced to jail in Jordan

A Jordan court sentenced a top Muslim Brotherhood official to jail on Sunday for publicly criticizing the United Arab Emirates.

World Feb 14

Cardinals from Myanmar, Ethiopia among 20 elevated by Pope Francis

Pope Francis reemphasized the need for humility and a sense of justice among Catholic church leaders during a ceremony Saturday to name 20 new cardinals.

Nation Feb 14

Millions in Northeast brace for brutal winter storm…again

Yet another weekend winter storm has set its sights on the coastal northeastern United States, bringing with it high winds, heavy snow, subzero wind chills and the potential for coastal flooding Saturday into Sunday.

Science Feb 03

UK House of Commons passes controversial three-person fertility treatment

Should doctors be allowed to exchange bad genes for good ones in order to produce a healthy baby?…

Science Jan 31

New technique may make solar panel production less expensive

Scientists have developed a more efficient method of creating the material that makes solar panels work, according to a report published this week, which researchers say could be key to creating clean global energy in the future.

World Jan 25

WHO contemplates reforms after admitting missteps on Ebola

In a special session on Sunday, the World Health Organization debated how to reform itself after acknowledging the organization had botched its response to the 2014 Ebola emergency.

World Jan 25

Exit polls show Greece’s anti-austerity party on course to win election

Greece's far left party was projected to win a national parliamentary election in the eurozone country on Sunday, according to exit polls.

Nation Jan 24

Fighter jets escort two planes to Atlanta after social media threats

Two passenger planes were safely escorted by fighter jets to Atlanta's Hartsfield-Jackson International airport Saturday afternoon, following bomb threats posted online.

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