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In the Mexican border city of Ciudad Juárez, children visit the new Los Soles study center in the city’s outskirts.
Conflict & Justice
The children of Mexico’s drug violence have a tiny haven in Cuidad Juárez
Scientists using NASA's Kepler space telescope have found the best candidates yet for habitable worlds beyond the solar system.
Environment
Hello? Is anybody out there?
Syrian health workers administer polio vaccination to a girl at a school in Damascus, in this file photo taken by Syria's national news agency SANA in October.
Health & Medicine
Polio adds one more heartbreak to a Syria wracked by war
Nicholas Saputra
Arts, Culture & Media
Indonesia’s social media savvy moves it onto the Movember map
Maricopa County Sheriff's Office has its own helicopters for search and rescue operations, including some rescues of recent border crossers who call 911 dispatchers in the county.
Health & Medicine
When migrants crossing the US-Mexico border get into trouble, 911 is there
Global Politics
Toronto’s Mayor Ford says ‘I smoked crack cocaine,’ but won’t step down
Free Syrian Army fighters prepare rockets
Conflict & Justice
Islamist rebels use the faces of martyrs to recruit new ones
Music Heard on Air
Music heard on air for November 5, 2013
Hugo Lloris
Sports
Watch the soccer injury that might change the rules of the game
Ninth grade COSAT students work on a problem in math class.
Development & Education
School Year Blog: Why This Series?
Sapang, a tenth grader, is taking physics for the first time.
Development & Education
School Year Blog: It’s Like You Are Dying When You Are Doing Physics
Opening ceremony at COSAT
Arts, Culture & Media
School Year Blog: You Guys Just Maxed Out My Microphone With That Crazy Screaming
One of David Helbich's photos documenting a Belgian solution
Arts, Culture & Media
Don’t call it a total fail, instead try ‘Belgian solution’