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Lifestyle
A few surprising facts about women — and one myth that won’t go away
The island formed after an eruption at the Hunga Tonga-Hunga Ha'apai volcano, a two hour boat ride from the island of Tonga.
Environment
What do you do when a new volcanic island arises from the great blue ocean? You climb it.
Nine-year-old Tumelo shows off antiretroviral pills before taking his medication at Nkosi's Haven, south of Johannesburg. Such anti-AIDS drugs are used as part of the cheap, illegal cocktail known as "nyaope."
Health
South Africa’s new drug cocktail of choice is devastating its townships
Kenneth Rowe is in his early 80s, lives in Daytona Beach, Florida, and still does 60 push-ups every day.
Culture
Escaping from North Korea was just the beginning for this American immigrant
A photograph of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is seen on the floor with Likud party ballots at Likud party headquarters in Tel Aviv March 18, 2015.
Global Politics
Netanyahu wins again. So now what?
Elmaz and her husband, Timur Barotov, refugees from Crimea who now live in Lviv, Ukraine
Conflict
One year after the Russian takeover, refugees from Crimea share their stories
Egg salad for Passover in Drohobych, Ukraine. Loli Kantor remembers this method of cutting an egg in the palm of your hand from her youth. It's part of the Jewish life that she documented in Ukraine.
Belief
The conflict in Ukraine has led to a Golden Age for Jews — though some are still leaving
What's Up Africa creator and host Ikenna Azuike playing three of his video personas. From left to right: the African strongman dictator, the ugly American in Africa, the Nigerian pastor preaching prosperity.
Media
Ikenna Azuike skewers Africa’s corrupt rulers and seemingly unfunny problems