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Conflict & Justice
For the Russians, D-Day was significant, but maybe not as important as the West imagines
Women attend an election campaign by Afghan presidential candidate Ashraf Ghani Ahmadzai in Jozjan province on June 2, 2014. The second round of Afghanistan's presidential election will take place on June 14.
Why did the negotiations to free Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl take years?
Scott Philipps and his roommate own three Crokinole boards. Each board is over two feet in diameter and takes up a tabletop. The one pictured here is a "regulation" board used for tournament play.
Sports
Ever heard of Crokinole? The ‘sport’ has a small but passionate following
A man believed to be Bowe Bergdahl is pictured in a frame grab from a video released by the Taliban. The image was released by IntelCenter on Dec. 8, 2010.
Conflict & Justice
Among service men and women, the debate rages over Bowe Bergdahl
Arts, Culture & Media
An American high school student says ‘Democracy is for cool kids’ — and got in trouble
Lifestyle & Belief
Remembering a World War II vet — my father, David Werman
Music Heard on Air
Music heard on the air for June 6, 2014
An inflatable tank in England prior to D-Day, a small part of a massive deception operation.
Conflict & Justice
A massive deception made D-Day possible
Miss Tibet 2013, Tenzing Lhamo, is a Tibetan American living in Madison, Wisconsin.
Arts, Culture & Media
Miss Tibet 2013 is from Wisconsin — and she’s never been to Tibet
Delhi protests May 29 2014
Conflict & Justice
Why the vast majority of middle-class Indians didn’t protest after the latest gang rape and murder
Environment
Federal Court tells challengers to EPA carbon ruling, “This is how science works”
Climate Model Image, National Center for Atmospheric Research.
Environment
On Not Responding to Climate Deniers, and What I’d Say If I Did