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Descendants of people the Jesuits enslaved are learning and reclaiming the stories of their ancestors and pushing the institutions around them to tell a complete story, one that includes their families and the harm that was done.http://to.pbs.org/3oBlGF4 

Louisiana is already among the most restrictive states for abortion in America. Now, the possibility of an imminent Supreme Court ruling allowing states to further restrict access has pushed the wait time for abortions in the state to several weeks.http://to.pbs.org/3EUiZEm 

Marion Palfi spent months, often years with her subjects, following them over time. She wasn't just focused on presenting an aesthetic. She wanted to change their lives.http://to.pbs.org/3saWZS6 

Sandra Garza, who was late Capitol Police officer Brian Sicknick’s partner for 11 years, says she blames Trump for the riot, adding that the former president is yet to call her since Sicknick’s death: “He doesn't have the courage or the spine to.”http://to.pbs.org/3qIlxjb 

Authorities say they’ve solved a publishing industry whodunit with the arrest last week of a man accused of numerous literary heists in recent years.https://bit.ly/3qS0lHp 

With bigger farms taking over a larger share of the market overall, many smaller dairy farms are also at a crossroads where they have to adapt or call it quits.http://to.pbs.org/3JGhWuL 

In the diplomatic flurry surrounding the Russian military buildup on Ukraine’s border the EU has largely been a bystander.http://to.pbs.org/3zwjket 

The special exemption to France’s quarantine rules being rolled out to hospitals, elderly care homes, doctors’ offices and other essential health services testifies to the growing strain on the French medical system by the fast-spreading omicron variant.http://to.pbs.org/3HB2qyn 

One year later, Trump is hardly a leader in exile. Instead, he is the undisputed leader of the Republican Party and a leading contender for the 2024 presidential nomination.https://to.pbs.org/3zwv0Om 

After a five-year battle, USA Gymnastics, the U.S. Olympic and Paralympic Committee, and their insurance companies reached a settlement with the victims of former physician Larry Nassar.http://to.pbs.org/31SllW0 

During the peak of the pandemic in May 2020, the positivity rate at federal detention centers for migrants was 50%. “The Facility” is a film that documents the conditions at one such center. @IvetteF_News reports.https://www.pbs.org/newshour/show/documentary-provides-inside-look-at-covid-19-conditions-in-immigrant-detention …

Federal Reserve officials announced they are prepared to fight inflation with a series of interest rate hikes in 2022, suggesting it will begin earlier than they projected just months ago.https://to.pbs.org/3dUE6KT 

"We are not conditioning humanitarian assistance on anything that the Taliban moves forward with," Tom West, the U.S.'s special representative for Afghanistan, says. Here's what we know about the current status of foreign aid being sent to the country.https://to.pbs.org/333s0Nm 

The influential critic, author and feminist bell hooks died in December at the age of 69. We discussed her work and legacy.https://to.pbs.org/3p7hM7v 

Few inventors have had such a positive effect on so many lives as Louis Braille, the remarkable educator, innovator and advocate for the blind. (via @ConversationUS)https://to.pbs.org/3HLsg2A 

The deadly tornado outbreak that tore through communities from Arkansas to Illinois last month was so unusual in its duration and strength that a lot of people are asking what role climate change might have played.http://to.pbs.org/3m4XJnU 

Rosalind Franklin was a British chemist whose X-ray diffraction image of DNA was critical in solving the double helix mystery. But she was not credited and died before the record could be corrected.https://to.pbs.org/3ryUJEb 

Teachers say they understand why so many of their colleagues have been leaving the profession, and they want solutions that will help them take care of their students and keep teachers and students safe.https://to.pbs.org/3Ff2Nhj 

The worry that the coronavirus will upend life at any moment has never let up for families. And that chronic unpredictability has had consequences, especially for women.https://to.pbs.org/3J2RaMG