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Wildfires
Environment
Canada is burning and America is choking on its smoke
A euro symbol alongside a Greek flag
Global Politics
As economic crisis continues, Greeks and Germans agree: There’s no telling what comes next
Anti-Muslim protesters at a rally in Phoenix, Arizona on May 29, 2015 pointed to Islamic sharia law as a problem for the United States. The sentiment is said to be a driving force behind failed legislation in Texas to ban foreign laws in American courts.
Belief
In Texas, a campaign against foreign laws takes aim at Islamic sharia
A NASA image of Mercury
Culture
Why I fell in love with maps
Pier 14 in San Francisco, where a woman was killed last week.
Justice
Shooting in San Francisco raises questions about ‘sanctuary cities’
Greek Finance Minister, Yanis Varoufakis, on July 1st 2015, arriving on his motorbike for a meeting at the office of Prime Minister, Alexis Tsipras.
Economics
Greece’s finance minister calls it quits, denouncing the debt
Seven to 9-year-olds discover mathematical patterns found in sunflowers, pine cones and throughout nature.
Science
Girls, you don’t have to go into STEM. Look at me.
USA fans cheer at the women's World Cup
Education
US wins women’s World Cup, but young athletes still face gender gap
Spider uses abdomen as a sail
Science
Spiders can sail now, which is terrifying
Rowland Heights Park, California, which is where Yiran "Camellia" Liu says she was brought in March by fellow Chinese “parachute kids” who beat her and burned her with cigarettes.
Justice
Violent attack raises concerns about ‘parachute kids’ from China
Sports
Meet the 17-year-old Thai boxer who literally fights to support her family.