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Man leans down to speak to child sitting on a woman's lap

Gates Foundation Warns Child Deaths Rising as Global Aid Cuts Mount

Child mortality is expected to rise for the first time in decades as wealthy nations cut global health funding, the Gates Foundation warns in a new report.
By Alexandra Tremayne-Pengelly
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Religious Groups Unite in New York to Assemble 7,500 Hygiene Kits for Syrian Refugees

A group of interfaith volunteers gathered at the 69th Street Armory on Sunday to assemble thousands of hygiene kits for Syrian refugees.
By Josh Keefe

Promises, Promises: The Arab World Stiffs Gaza, Violating Koran

The only group that actually fulfills pledges made at donor conferences to rebuild Gaza and that regularly pays those pledges on time is the United States.
By Micah Halpern

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