Stories for

Giovani Dos Santos celebrates after scoring a goal for Mexico at the 2014 World Cup
Sports
Latino soccer fans in L.A. finally have a Mexican hero to root for
Millions across the world have been tweeting messages and memories about growing up in different communities
Culture
What it’s like to grow up Black, Scottish, Nigerian, Jewish, Bengali — and more
Solar Impulse 2 pilots celebrate in Hawaii
Technology
Grounded pilots turn their attention to unmanned solar flight
Margaret Atwood, right, hands over her transcript for Future Library, a 100-year project by Scottish artist Katie Paterson, left.
Books
You can’t read these books, but your great-great-grandchildren can
No to bailout by Euro Zone
Global Politics
Greeks are afraid of what comes next for them
Teng Biao
Justice
Exiled Chinese lawyer says the country is moving toward a new totalitarianism
Angela Merkel and a young refugee named Reem
Global Politics
Update: Germany to allow teen facing deportation to stay
Protesters in Tokyo, Japan.
Justice
Japan votes to expand the role of the military
Demonstrators listen as a student leader gives a speech during a protest led by students at Yangon University in Myanmar July 7, 2015
Justice
Meet the Burmese activists who risked their lives for the right to carry a USB drive
Fallon Fox
Sports
Five trans athletes who made their mark before Caitlyn Jenner
Mayor of Thessaloniki Yannis Boutaris poses after an interview with Reuters inside the townhall of Thessaloniki in northern Greece November 7, 2012.
Economics
If you think living in Greece in an age of austerity is tough, try running one of its cities
Pie
Food
There was a real recipe for ‘Four and Twenty Blackbirds Baked in a Pie’
Mortada Mansour in 2012 after he announced his candidacy for Egyptian president.
Media
In Egypt, a soccer team owner’s racist comment leads to online protests
Staffs Wear No-Face Masks To Reduce Pressure During Working Time In Handan, Hebei, China
Lifestyle
Tired of smiling all day? This company may be for you.