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Libya chemical weapons
Conflict & Justice
The chemical weapons have been destroyed, not in Syria, but in Libya
Global Scan
Sochi hires a pest control company to ‘solve’ its stray dog problem
Arts, Culture & Media
Veterans have mixed feelings about Budweiser’s ‘A Hero’s Welcome’ Super Bowl ad
Business, Economics and Jobs
Italian-owned Chrysler reminds Americans that they’re still an American icon
Sochi Snowboard
Sports
Why the extreme nature of the Sochi slopestyle course has snowboarders scared
Sports
Could these Canadian sisters sweep the freestyle skiing podium in Sochi?
A demonstrator holds a placard as she attends a candlelight vigil to mark the first anniversary of Delhi gang rape, in New Delhi December 16, 2013.
Conflict & Justice
Indian politicians are changing their attitudes toward rape
Music Heard on Air
Music heard on the air for Monday, February 3, 2014
Lyubov Varicheva teaches English at the Sochi College of Multicultural Education in Russia. She says because of "volunteering" demands on teachers here, her students probably won’t get much in the way of instruction during the Sochi Winter Olympics.
Sports
Many in Sochi are excited to show off their city for the Olympics — but not all
Christine Salem
Arts, Culture & Media
For Christine Salem, it’s percussion where she really feels like her soul
Health & Medicine
Should we be worried about antibiotic resistance?
South Sudan shoes
Conflict & Justice
How shoes can tell the plight of refugees in South Sudan
DJ Drez and Sheela Bringi at the Black Swan Sounds label showcase at The Bakhti Center in Manhattan's East Village.
Arts, Culture & Media
What do you get when you cross British-Tamil pop, avant-garde piano and ancient Vedic chanting? Sheela Bringi