“The only person working at the health care center here doesn’t even know how to give an injection.” The author details a visit to a poor rural village divided by a small road into two smaller villages, which on one side lies the village called “Prophet Moses” and on the other lies “Al-Khidr”. Referred to as a grim graveyard, the village itself goes unnoticed, neglected even. All while being located just a few kilometers from flourishing towns.

Meet Nora: an average, middle-aged woman who, like many of us, owns a collection of one particular item. Her collection, however, is far from normal. She collects cash notes, a collection of messages and dedications that people have written down on paper money. Nora explains that she picked up this hobby as she likes the idea of writing on money and that she feels that there must be a story behind each of these cash notes or dedications, so she tries to imagine what it could be. Her collection had expanded her imagination, and her motivation to find out which is worth more: money or memories.

This article written by Personal Finance participant Rita Flórez highlights the need for a health care reform and emphasis on preventive care.

Scripps Howard Interns get the opportunity to report on the ins-and-outs of Washington, D.C., even reporting from inside the White House. Intern Shiraz Mukarram of Pakistan shook hands with President Obama and was welcomed inside the Presidential palace to report on International Women's Day featuring former Secretary of State Madeleine Albright and actress Kerry Washington.