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Larisa Epatko produced multimedia web features and broadcast reports with a focus on foreign affairs for the PBS NewsHour. She has reported in places such as Jordan, Pakistan, Iraq, Haiti, Sudan, Western Sahara, Guantanamo Bay, China, Vietnam, South Korea, Turkey, Germany and Ireland.

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Nation May 26

Do You Have an Honor Flight Group in Your State?

"It was your duty, it was your country," World War II veteran Marvin Murphy recently said about his mindset and that of others serving in the military at the time.

World May 24

What Can U.S. Do to Be Effective Abroad? Haass Says Look Within

The United States' largest threat no longer comes from the outside -- the Soviet Union and Nazi Germany of yore -- but from within, says foreign policy analyst and author Richard Haass.

Nation May 21

Group Seeks Help From Social Networks to Combat Hate Speech

Social networking websites such as Facebook and Twitter have helped users mobilize around a common cause like never before. But what if their message is one of hate?…

Nation May 21

Just as in 1999, Oklahoma Town Rebuilds After Twister

In 1999, Genny and Bob McLane, both in their 80s, had just redecorated their three-bedroom home in Del City, Okla., when the tornado hit.

World May 20

In Further Firming of Relations, Myanmar President Visits White House

Myanmar President Thein Sein becomes the first leader of Myanmar, formerly known as Burma, to visit the White House in 47 years on Monday. Their meeting is viewed as an affirmation of the Southeast Asian nation's democratic transition.

World May 14

Is China ‘Pivoting’ Toward the Middle East? Author Vali Nasr Says Yes

As the United States eases back from involvement in the Middle East, China's influence and economic dependence there grows, author Vali Nasr recently told PBS NewsHour senior correspondent Margaret Warner in a web exclusive interview.

Politics May 13

Obama: IRS Scrutiny of Conservative Groups ‘Outrageous’ if True

President Barack Obama said Monday that if an inspector general review of the Internal Revenue Service shows the tax agency gave conservative groups more intense scrutiny, "then that's outrageous and there's no place for it."…

World May 10

White House Spokesman: Demands to Release Benghazi Memos Are ‘Political’

In a twice-delayed press briefing, White House spokesman Jay Carney said Friday that requests by House Republicans to release memos about the administration's response to last year's attacks on the U.S. consulate in Benghazi, Libya, were an attempt to politicize…

World May 06

Israeli Strike on Syria Shows Growing Lawlessness Along Border, Analysts Say

An Israeli airstrike on a military research facility near Damascus, Syria, last weekend killed 42 Syrian soldiers, reported the Associated Press, and raised the specter of the Syrian conflict pulling in more regional players.

World May 03

Veteran U.S. Diplomat to Lead Afghanistan-Pakistan Effort

Ambassador James Dobbins will be the new special representative to Afghanistan and Pakistan, Secretary of State John Kerry said in a statement Friday. It won't be unfamiliar territory for the career diplomat.

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