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How Pan Am Helped the Allies Win WWII in Africa

With airlines out of the skies, it's worth remembering the ways they have changed the world for the better.

Back in January 1943, it cost just $6 for Franklin D. Roosevelt to fly from Washington, D.C., to Casablanca, Morocco, where he and Winston Churchill decided to impose unconditional surrender on their Axis enemies. On the return trip, the flight crew served caviar and cake to the newly 61-year-old American president while singing “Happy Birthday.”

It was the culmination of a heady time for Pan Am, the airline that helped the Allies win the war.

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Dried Up: Examining Global Water Scarcity

This OZY original series examines solutions to global water scarcity.

So much of the discussion around climate change involves the excess of water: rising seas, melting ice caps, devastating storms. But for much of our warming planet, the future will be defined by less water. Droughts and expanding deserts are becoming a way of life for many. And that’s set to spark pain and conflict in countries around the world.

So we took a look not only at where less water is the biggest problem but also how people are finding surprising solutions to an existential crisis. Read on for innovative answers from around the globe.

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Can These Water Warriors Show the World How to Revive Dying Lakes?

Faced with both floods and droughts, communities in southern India's largest state are reviving bodies of water without depending on the government.

African Innovators Rethink the Toilet

From bricks and animal feed to fertilizers and electricity, Africa is showing how body waste can be profitable.

She Pushed Netflix’s Foreign Films to the Oscars. Now It’s Time to Make Her Own

Funa Maduka has gone from leading Netflix's global acquisitions to embarking on her own film career.

Favorite Quarantine Quintessentials: What Can’t You Live Without?

Notable folks share the creature comforts that are helping them feel more calm during quarantine.

As China’s Economy Slows, Its Slow Economy Takes Root

A rejection of the high-speed, high-intensity life is picking up steam in the world's second-largest economy.

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Listen to ‘Flashback’: High Hitler and How Drugs Shaped World War II

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