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Haiti's Best Hotels Thrive in the Quake's Long Aftermath

A year after Haiti's catastrophic quake, Port-au-Prince is still a ruin. But the views from high-end spots like the Hotel Oloffson are picture perfect, and with armies of aid workers still needing to bed down, business at hotels left intact is booming.

Switching Careers: leaving journalism for greener pastures

NPR Retires 'Pro-Life' and 'Pro-Choice'

NPR has told its journalists to stop using the terms "pro-choice" and "pro-life" when covering the abortion debate. It's a futile attempt at neutrality that will only result in wordy, tortured language. Or is that "enhanced-interrogated language"?

With newspapers dying, unions seek freelance journalists