In China, couples can't have more than one child. But when grandparents pressure them to have more kids, or to have a boy, sometimes enterprising couples will bend the rules. And by "bend," we mean weave a complex web of subterfuge involving temporary divorce, pretend marriages and hired surrogate dads.
Full list of stories on KUOW Presents, June 25:
- BBC: Is Libya Descending Into Chaos Again?
- NSA Was Also Criticized For Spying In The 1970s
- Stu for Silverton: The Musical
- Camp Stories: When An Indigenous Canadian Is Asked To Teach A Dream Catcher Workshop
- BBC: American and Jordanian Wargames: Practicing For Syrian Spillover
- China's One Child Policy: Couples struggle to find the loopholes
- DecodeDC: A Red Scare Part 2
- A Conversation with Wash. State Log Cabin Republicans and Sam Reed
- Writer's Almanac
- Why A Spike in King County's Homeless Refugees Is Tough To Measure
- What Is Your Theme Song?
- Carl Hiassen Skewers Florida Again With "Bad Monkey"