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Where trust runs through the news
Audrey Thibert
Today, our reporters take us from Capitol Hill to Spain to my hometown of Minneapolis. Though the stories are geographically diverse, one theme runs through several of them: Trust.
In southeastern Spain, scientists and farmers put their trust in artificial intelligence and other new technologies to help develop resilient crops and use less water in agriculture. In Davos, Switzerland, U.S. ambitions to acquire Greenland are straining the trust necessary to maintain the transatlantic alliance. And, in the United States, voters鈥� trust in how federal immigration agents conduct themselves might be shifting.
Be sure to read our story from Gaza, where Ghada Abdulfattah reports on challenges Palestinians face during a harsh winter.
