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Alexandra from Guatemala shows a drawing she made at the shelter for underage immigrants and repatriated minors
Conflict & Justice
What’s driving an exodus of unaccompanied minors across the US-Mexico border?
British veteran Leslie Dobinson (left) and American veteran James Kunkle in La Cambe share their memories of the 1944 Normandy landings and the days that followed.
Conflict & Justice
D-Day veterans make what may be their last trip to Normandy
Greenpeace set up a faux fracking operation outside the country home of British Prime Minister David Cameron this week to protest a government plan to allow fracking companies to drill under private property without the owners' permission.
Environment
Greenpeace decides to create a fracking well — under David Cameron’s home
Arts, Culture & Media
This D-Day photography project revisits Normandy showing sites then and now
Gil Devine in front of his home in Mexico, near the border. Devine commutes to work six days a week in San Diego.
Lifestyle & Belief
Some Americans are trading their US homes for an international commute from Mexico
Conflict & Justice
One World War II veteran brings the Normandy invasion to life with his ‘D-Day in a box’
A South Sudanese girl displaced by the conflict carries a younger boy on her back as they walk through mud in a flooded camp for internally displaced people at the UNMISS base in Malakal, Upper Nile State May 30, 2014. There are about 18,000 people shelte
Conflict & Justice
A million South Sudanese are at risk of starving
Music Heard on Air
The music heard on the air for June 5, 2014
Lifestyle & Belief
LEGO’s new line of female scientists features an astronomer and a paleontologist
Zanan magazine
Arts, Culture & Media
After six years of silence, a women’s magazine makes a comeback in Iran
Global Politics
Israel’s looking for a new president — and the competition for the ceremonial job is fierce
Arts, Culture & Media
25 years later, Tank Man lives on as a symbol of courage — just not in China