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Indonesia's vice president resigns after academic credentials questioned
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A way of life is disappearing on Cambodia’s Tonle Sap as El Niño pressures lake communities
Marcus Hayes
Marcus Hayes
Reporter · Killeen, TX
Marcus has been a reporter for 4 years and has a degree in Community Development from the University of Texas at Arlington. His work has appeared in various local publications including the Killeen Daily Herald, where he focused on grassroots initiatives and community events.
More from Marcus →Reporter · Thursday, November 12, 2026 at 4:16 AM · 1 min read
A way of life is disappearing on Cambodia’s Tonle Sap, where generations have lived by the rhythms of its annual floods. This year, a severe El Niño threatens to make things worse. About 1.5 million people live on and around…
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