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Food
Immigrants in New Hampshire are creating an unlikely ethnic food hub
Each Friday, miners at the Cerro Rico mine worship at shrines of "El Tio," the spirit who they also call th "Devil God of the Mountain."
Global Politics
Go inside ‘the mountain that eats men’ in Bolivia
A scene from the new Iraqi TV show, State of Myths, which satirizes the Islamic State.
Media
When faced with ISIS, some Iraqis choose to laugh
A sign is seen at the border with Guinea in Kouremale, October 2, 2014. The worst Ebola outbreak on record was first confirmed in Guinea in March but it has since spread across most of Liberia and Sierra Leone, killing more than 3,300 people, overwhelming
Belief
The Ebola outbreak quiets an important Muslim holiday in Guinea
Hussein Mohamed, originally from Ethiopia, runs a radio show for African immigrants in his hometown of Atlanta.
Health
An Atlanta radio host wants people to stop stigmatizing Africans over Ebola
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Justice
Central American kids wait in life-or-death limbo to see if they can stay in the US
Robert Duval, former soccer player and a prisoner during Jean-Claude "Baby Doc" Duvalier's regime, speaks during a news conference in Port-au-Prince on February 7, 2012.
Justice
A former Haitian prisoner says ‘Baby Doc’ Duvalier’s criminal legacy should never be forgotten
Music Heard on Air
Music heard on the air for October 6, 2014
Leung Kwok-hung – aka “Long Hair” (on left) – was among a small group of protesters keeping vigil outside the office of Hong Kong’s chief executive on Monday morning.
Global Politics
A veteran Hong Kong protest leader says this isn’t a revolution — yet