The Missouri National Guard, in reacting to protests in Ferguson, officially referred to protesters as "enemy forces".

That's what you'd expect the forces of a government of occupation to say about the occupied people.

Don't confuse trafficking people with smuggling people.

A cook in the (outsourced) US Senate cafeteria is on strike. He has to work 70 hours a week and still needs food stamps, so low is the pay of the company that has the contract.

It is not easy to convince men in Sierra Leone to stop transmitting Ebola virus through sex.

People in New Guinea still believe that deaths are caused by curses, and seek to kill the "witches" responsible.

Persecution of "witches" is common in Africa. The idea that it is possible to kill by magic seems to be a world-wide pattern of superstition; it was found in most places in the world. The awareness that this is impossible is due to modern rationalism.

In Mexico, according to a book I read, some "witches" really can kill — with toxic bacteria or fungus they find in caves, not with curses.