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Comedian Hari Kondabolu recently released his first comedy album "Waiting for 2042," referring to the year the US Census estimates the country will be a majority-minority nation.
Arts, Culture & Media
This comedian mixes humor with human rights — but insists you pronounce his name right
Environment
Pablo Escobar may be long gone, but his hippos are still a big problem for Colombia
Iron ore is unloaded from the Star Fortune bulk carrier at Rizhao Port, one of China's biggest ports for importing the commodity, in Shandong province, in March 2010.
Business, Economics and Jobs
How is China expanding its economic empire in Africa?
Computer
Environment
Even as cyberwar rages, we can’t really decide what cyberwar is
Ukraine clashes
Global Politics
Ukraine has a new president, but it still simmers with tension
Egypt's government is determined to get more voters to the polls after a lower than expected turnout in a presidential election threatened to undermine the credibility of the frontrunner, former army chief Abdel Fattah al-Sisi.
Global Politics
Why are some people calling Egypt’s presidential election a ‘huge embarrassment?’
The original Unikko pattern by Finnish design company Marimekko
Arts, Culture & Media
That flower design on your shower curtain? It just turned 50
Music Heard on Air
Music heard on the air for May 27, 2014
A child is immunized against polio at a makeshift clinic in the poor Karachi neighborhood called Hijrat.
Environment
Pakistani health officials are having a tough time getting parents to vaccinate their kids
Lifestyle & Belief
This US Army vet has taken on a new mission – cooking school