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Music heard on air between segments for August 6, 2014
A Russian tank drives past the Kremlin during a rehearsal for the Victory parade on Moscow's Red Square on May 5, 2014.
Global Politics
An American faces a bewildering end to her decade in Russia
Estela de Carlotto, president of human rights organization Abuelas de Plaza de Mayo (Grandmothers of Plaza de Mayo)
Justice
A grandmother in Argentina finds her grandson after nearly 40 years
Estela de Carlotto, president of human rights organization Abuelas de Plaza de Mayo (Grandmothers of Plaza de Mayo)
Justice
A grandmother in Argentina finds her grandson after nearly 40 years
The U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service's Forensic Lab in Ashland, Oregon includes a collection of reference samples of protected wildlife species. Lab staff say no animals were actually killed to build the collection.
Environment
The key to some big endangered species crime investigations is a small lab in Oregon
A woman sells banana leaves at a market in Managua, Nicaragua.
Justice
Tens of thousands of Central American children are fleeing their homes — except in Nicaragua
A woman sells banana leaves at a market in Managua, Nicaragua.
Justice
Tens of thousands of Central American children are fleeing their homes — except in Nicaragua
A man sits amid the ruins of destroyed homes in the Gaza Strip. Reconstruction cannot really start till Israel opens the frontier for cement and other building materials.
Conflict
How cement could de-rail the Gaza peace talks
A man sits amid the ruins of destroyed homes in the Gaza Strip. Reconstruction cannot really start till Israel opens the frontier for cement and other building materials.
Conflict
How cement could de-rail the Gaza peace talks
A magnifying glass is held in front of a computer screen in this picture illustration. A Russian gang has stolen private information from 1.2 billion internet users around the globe in a new story published by The New York Times on August, 5, 2014.
Technology
A record Internet data heist can’t be fixed with a password change
A magnifying glass is held in front of a computer screen in this picture illustration. A Russian gang has stolen private information from 1.2 billion internet users around the globe in a new story published by The New York Times on August, 5, 2014.
Technology
A record Internet data heist can’t be fixed with a password change
A film still of physicist Alexander Vilenkin from the set of "Dau". He was flown to Kharkov for a week to play the role of a scientist in the movie.
Arts
This movie about a Soviet scientist may be the grandest experiment in film history, if it ever gets finished
Red Poll cattle have been called in to help manage the species-rich meadows around Havering, England that are home to many wildflowers, bees and bird species.
Environment
New lawn ‘mooers’ keep the grass trimmed in East London’s parks