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The salaries of female bosses are 35 percent lower than their male colleagues.
Business
If the women in your office don’t make as much as the men, here’s what to do about it
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Culture
In an example of art imitating life, a former Hasidic Jew is the star of the upcoming film, ‘Felix & Meira’
Survivors of the Bergen-Belsen Concentration Camp, which had been taken over by the Allied 21st Army Group. April 15th, 1945.
Conflict
A recently completed Bergen-Belsen documentary shows the Nazis’ paths to persecution
Dave Fortier survived the 2013 Boston Marathon bombing but still suffers from tinnitus, a ringing sound that doctors once told him would go away within a few days.
Health
Boston Marathon bombing survivors deal with a lingering, invisible injury — tinnitus
A boy looks through a window of his home damaged by an air strike near Sanaa Airport March 31, 2015.
Conflict
No power, no fuel, no water, no food. That’s Yemen right now
‘Battleship Row’ after the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor on 7 December 1941. The capsized USS Oklahoma is visible in the foreground, behind her is USS Maryland, while USS West Virginia burns furiously on the right.
Science
Some of Pearl Harbor’s unknown victims will get a second chance at identification
Jukka Tiihonen served the last few years of his sentence for murder at this open prison on Suomenlinna Island. The yellow fence, with a sign saying, "Labor Colony" in Finnish, Swedish, English, and Russian, separates the prison from a neighborhood.
Justice
In Finland’s ‘open prisons,’ inmates have the keys
A Cuban woman waits for costumers in her private cafeteria, while wearing a scarf with the colors of the US flag, in Havana April 11, 2015.
Global Politics
The US flag doesn’t fly from poles in Cuba, but it’s the latest fashion trend