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A DEA agent and a US Border Patrol officer stand next to some of the over 14 tons of marijuana seized after discovering a major cross-border drug tunnel linking warehouses in Tijuana, Mexico, and Otay Mesa, California, on November 16, 2011.
Conflict & Justice
A Mexican woman still fears deportation after helping the US bust drug traffickers
Music Heard on Air
Music heard on air for March 17, 2014
Lifestyle & Belief
Leave ‘Danny Boy’ on mute this St. Patrick’s Day
The Arleigh Burke-class guided-missile destroyer USS Roosevelt (DDG 80) at sea last month. US Navy SEALs operating off the Roosevelt seized the oil tanker, Morning Glory, late Sunday in international waters near Cyprus.
Conflict & Justice
The US Navy has seized control of a stateless tanker carrying Libyan oil
Global Politics
Will US and EU sanctions on Putin’s inner circle keep Russia from advancing further?
Mexico City now has nearly 40 miles of dedicated bike lanes and plans for much more.
Lifestyle & Belief
The best way to get around traffic-clogged Mexico City may be on a bike
Mexico City now has nearly 40 miles of dedicated bike lanes and plans for much more.
Lifestyle & Belief
The best way to get around traffic-clogged Mexico City may be on a bike
A billboard urged people to vote in Crimea's referendum. The poster reads, "Stop fascists everyone, come to the referendum" .
Conflict & Justice
Russia claims fascists are taking control in Ukraine. A former US ambassador says that’s bogus
Donetsk
Global Politics
Could other parts of eastern Ukraine follow Crimea’s path to Russia?
An electronic sign above a Paris highway on March 17 reads "Road traffic forbidden for even-numbered license plates." Public transportation was free and drivers of cars with even-numbered license plates faced fines as authorities sought to reduce air poll
Environment
As the air clears in Paris, here’s a look beyond the smog emergency
An electronic sign above a Paris highway on March 17 reads "Road traffic forbidden for even-numbered license plates." Public transportation was free and drivers of cars with even-numbered license plates faced fines as authorities sought to reduce air poll
Environment
As the air clears in Paris, here’s a look beyond the smog emergency
Environment
How does a jetliner go missing with all of today’s technology?
Environment
How does a jetliner go missing with all of today’s technology?
Dmytro Firtash, one of Ukraine's richest men, is seen in Kiev May 18, 2010.
Business, Economics and Jobs
The arrest of a Ukrainian businessman may be another sign of the US playing hardball with Russia
Arts, Culture & Media
In Thailand, there’s no Jon Stewart — just ‘Shallow News in Depth’
Notebook
Health & Medicine
Scarred by childbirth, mothers are finding help to heal and start over