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The Flavor Essence dance team moves through its choreography in unison as smoke clouds the air in a nightclub around 3am on a Thursday night. Videographers often attend the parties to make video of the dancers, which will be published on the internet on v
Arts
Meet the Dancehall Queens of Brooklyn
Students talk and catch up at Matilda Newport Junior High School, a public school, on the first day of registration for classes in Monrovia.
Culture
It’s back to school for these Liberia kids
Mourners gather around the grave of Saudi King Abdullah following his burial in Riyadh on Friday.
Global Politics
In a region of turmoil, the new Saudi king promises continuity
Princess Ameerah al-Taweel (R), chief executive of Saudi-based Time Entertainment Holding, speaks with women at Burj Al Arab hotel in Dubai March 9, 2014. While female company directors are still a rarity in the Middle East, the region's growing wealth, r
Culture
What it’s like to drive Saudi Arabian princesses around
Followers of the Houthi movement march as they demonstrate to show support for the Shiite rebel group in Sana'a on January 23, 2015.
Global Politics
The Houthi takeover in Yemen will reverberate in Saudi Arabia
Scoping out the latest products from SkyMall magazine.
Business
With SkyMall shutting down, hurry up and buy these items before they’re gone
A Houthi fighter holds a rifle with a sticker portraying Ahmed Ali Abdulah Saleh, the eldest son of Yemen's former president Ali Abdullah Saleh, as he rides a truck near the presidential palace in Sanaa. On Thursday, Houthi rebels welcomed proposed conce
Global Politics
3 ways to sound smart about Yemen
Kolkata by VII photographer Ed Kashi
Arts
Walk the streets of Kolkata and ask yourself, can I take a bad picture?
Yillian David is a Garifuna living in Honduras. She's thought of leaving to go to the US, but she's decided to stay to help preserve her culture.
Culture
One Honduran woman decided not to leave for the US thanks to her Garifuna culture