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Caroline Kennedy visits offshore wind turbine
Technology
Japan has just built the world’s most powerful offshore wind turbine
Jason Bones (left) and Robert West are co-owners of Chopped n Smoked halal Texas BBQ, a food truck business based in Sugar Land, Texas.
Food
Halal BBQ: It’s what’s for iftar in this suburb of Houston
Netherlands forward Lieke Martens (11) controls the ball against Japan defender Azusa Iwashimizu (3) during the second half in the round of sixteen in the FIFA 2015 women's World Cup soccer tournament at BC Place Stadium.
Sports
The FIFA Women’s World Cup heats up as the quarterfinals kick off
An injured man from the Syrian town of Kobane is carried to a hospital in Turkey, after forces of the so-called Islamic State raided Kobane.
Conflict
Is ISIS gaining or losing ground in Syria?
Nazi uniforms and a Swastika flag that were confiscated by the Berlin police during raids against German neo-Nazis are presented to the public during an open day at a police barracks in Berlin, September 7, 2014.
Conflict
Is the Confederate flag about to go the way of Nazi symbols?
The "Colonel," 48, looks out at a small village outside Kirkuk littered with homemade bombs from ISIS militants. He team has to clear away IEDs set by ISIS militants, but they have little equipment to do the job.
Conflict
Kurdish bomb experts defuse IEDs on a shoestring
A Malaysian school boy walks past a street mural depicting a school bus and students.
Belief
A teacher told non-Muslim students in Malaysia to drink their own urine. The school was firebombed.
People flee as smoke billows after air strikes hit the house of Yemen's former President Ali Abdullah Saleh in Sanaa May 10, 2015
Conflict
Here’s life in Yemen: ‘It’s about 5:30 p.m. There are jets flying over us.’
European Humanities University, a Belarussian liberal arts school that's located across the border in Lithuania
Education
When Belarus closed its last liberal arts school, the university went into exile