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A migrant, hoping to cross into Hungary, feeds a child with milk as they sit on a field outside the village of Horgos in Serbia, towards the shared border with Hungary.
Conflict
Europe’s new border fence is leaking
Children eat ice cream that's melting fast at the annual horse fair Appleby-in-Westmorland, Britain.
Food
A newer, slower melting ice cream cone is coming soon
British singer Charlotte Church holds her hands to her face during an environmental protest near the offices of Shell in central London, Britain August 26, 2015.
Environment
Is America’s newest frontier in the Arctic?
A member of United Rescue and Jersey City Medical Center, Paul Sosman, in Israel learning from members of United Hatzalah.
Health
Jersey City is putting residents’ lives in their neighbors’ hands
Volunteer and refugee Eni Braho of Albania poses for a photo at a distribution centre in Muelheim an der Ruhr, Germany August 20, 2015.
Conflict
Germany takes in war refugees, but not migrants fleeing poverty
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Justice
Japanese anti-war protesters take to the streets, but they’re not likely to win this battle
Chef Thierry Marceaux at his restaurant in Las Cruces, New Mexico
Culture
This French chef says Katrina changed his life, perhaps for the better
Natasha Kroupensky and Aline Herrera
Arts
These young Mexican women artists are speaking up
Holy Cross, New Orleans
Culture
Marco Werman: It’s about the flood, not the storm
This buffalo in the village of Kaskikot, Nepal, survived last April's magnitude 7.8 earthquake, but an estimated 55,000 farm animals and nearly half a million domesticated birds did not. The losses were deeply felt in a place where livestock are often tho
Environment
For animals and their humans, love speeds the post-quake recovery in Nepal
Lee Jin-ri had been abandoned at a "baby box" at South Korean church. The "baby box" is where mothers can leave unwanted infants.  South Korea was the first country to send its babies abroad for adoption.
Development
How South Korea became the first country to start international adoptions
Usain Bolt is hit by a cameraman on a Segway as he celebrates after winning the men's 200 metres final at the 15th IAAF World Championships at the National Stadium in Beijing, China, August 27, 2015.
Sports
If an athlete gets run over by a Segway, are they insured?
Syrian migrants shout slogans at a refugee camp in Roszke, Hungary, August 28, 2015.
Global Politics
While migrants die and Europe drags its feet, smugglers continue to make a buck
Boys carry their belongings as they cross the Tachira river border into Colombia from Venezuela, near Colombia's Villa del Rosario village, August 27, 2015.
Conflict
Memo to Trump: This is what mass deportation looks like
Saudi singer Rotana Tarabzouni at home in Los Angeles.
Music
Saudi singer: People say, ‘I hope you die, I hope you burn in hell, you’re a slut.’
People ride a van as they flee their house near the site of a Saudi-led air strike in Yemen's capital Sanaa August 26, 2015.
Conflict
When was the last time Yemen had a government?
Dismaland, Britain's first dystopian theme park, has opened in the town of Weston super Mare (Leo Hornak/PRI)
Arts
‘Bemusement’ on the beach: Welcome to Dismaland.
Can humans replicate this wonder of nature, to help in the battle against climate change? Leaves, and the photosynthesis that powers them, suck CO2 out of the air and turn it into a valuable raw material. Scientists are trying to do the same, and use the
Environment
Take air. Suck out CO2. Make fuel. A lab advance hints at a future for artificial photosynthesis
Flowers are seen at a memorial outside of the offices for WDBJ7 in Roanoke, Virginia, August 26, 2015. Two television journalists were killed during a live broadcast in Virginia on Wednesday, shot by a suspect who was a former employee of the TV station.
Media
In troubled China, digital media outlets went big on the Virginia shooting
People walk past a grafitti tag reading "I am Charlie" as they take part in a solidarity march (Marche Republicaine) in the streets of Paris January 11, 2015.
Media
The so-called dangerous places of Paris are actually great spots to get baguettes
A picture of the slain journalists at a memorial outside of WDBJ7
Media
How do you talk about a gunman who wants to go viral (and knows how)?
Culture
What if you found out you had an identical twin?
Amna Farooqi
Education
The Muslim who leads a branch of a Jewish lobbying group
Virginia shooting memorial
Conflict
For me, there’s no shock at ‘America’s first social media murder’
Trees and other green plants are nature's tools for sucking CO2 out of the air, but scientists say there aren't nearly enough trees to remove all the waste gas we've put into the atmosphere. So some are trying to create new devices that work like trees —
Environment
Is an artificial tree part of the solution to climate change? These guys think so.
Middle school teacher Jenny Chung was wounded by shrapnel in the Boston Marathon bombings in 2013.
Health
Resilience: This Boston Marathon bombing survivor could teach a course on it
A couple pose on a rock with a "polar bear" somewhere in Germany
Culture
Before selfie sticks, there was this polar bear in Germany
Sarabi Rodriguez
Education
After-school program is putting family first to get students into college
Free Syrian Army fighters snap a picture of an elderly man using a mobile phone in Old Aleppo, Syria.
Conflict
In Aleppo, cell phones are helping some desperate Syrians find clean water
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Global Politics
The question Jorge Ramos tried to ask — and why more reporters should ask it, too
A model poses next to the Buick Excelle XT during the opening day of the Shanghai Auto Show April 19, 2011.
Economics
Chinese drivers love Buicks, and that’s why GM is concerned about their economy
Reporters Alison Parker and Adam Ward were killed Wednesday morning
Media
Update: Virginia police order BBC journalists to delete footage of suspected shooter’s crash
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Business
Most Bangladeshi garment workers are women, but their union leaders weren’t. Until now.
A promotional image from Coalo Valley Farms Kickstarter campaign.
Business
The Next Big Thing in protein will likely make you squirm
A scavenger sifts through garbage piled on the banks of a Beirut river.
Conflict
Lebanon’s trash is piling up on the streets — and that’s not the only thing there that stinks
Demonstrators shout as they hold Guatemalan national flags and a picture of former Guatemalan President Jacobo Arbenz, during a protest against Guatemala's President Otto Perez in Guatemala City, Guatemala, August 22, 2015.
Global Politics
Don’t call the protests in Guatemala the ‘Central American Spring.’ No one likes hyperbole.
A Chinese ship is anchored at Port of Santos in Brazil while being loaded with soybeans. May 19, 2015.
Economics
This is why Brazil is worried about China’s shaky economy
lime time
Food
Why is lime flavor suddenly everywhere?
A dinghy with Syrian refugees is towed by a Greek coast guard patrol boat into the port on the Greek island of Kos, following a rescue operation in a part of the Aegean Sea between Turkey and Greece, early May 31, 2015.
Conflict
He escaped Syria and now just wants to forget that treacherous boat journey
An LGBT couple in Japan celebrate their nuptials.
Belief
Why an anime character can be openly gay in Japan, but you can’t
Subhi Nahas is a gay refugee from the Syrian city of Idlib.
Conflict
Subhi Nahas never felt safe as a gay man in Syria — and then ISIS took over his hometown
Students at Our Lady Queen of Angels, an elementary and middle school in East Harlem that is preparing for a brief visit by Pope Francis when he comes to NYC in late September.
Belief
As the Pope’s US visit nears, these fourth-graders prep their questions
Remains of a 23,000 year old woolly mammoth with tusks, virtually intact, still frozen and now excavated from Siberian permafrost.
Science
Mammoth tusks are serving as a cover for illegal traffic in modern day elephant ivory
The historical city of Palmyra, May 13, 2010.
Conflict
After killing an old man, ISIS goes after the art he loved
Norway's energy firm Statoil will cut up to 7 percent of its workforce and a third of its consultants by the end of 2016, State-controlled Statoil plans to cut between 1,100 and 1,500 permanent jobs, adding to cuts of 1,340 since the end of 2013.
Economics
Norway has a secret weapon to deal with falling oil prices
Investors look an electronic board showing stock information at a brokerage house in Shanghai, China, August 24, 2015. Chinese stocks dived more than 8 percent on Monday morning, with the Shanghai index giving up all its gains for the year.
Economics
After ‘Black Monday,’ why Americans shouldn’t worry, but Chinese should (Updated)
French President Francois Hollande (C) poses with British businessman Chris Norman (L), U.S. student Anthony Sadler (2ndL), U.S. Airman First Class Spencer Stone (2ndR) and U.S. National Guardsman Alek Skarlatos (R) during a ceremony at the Elysee Palace
Conflict
Should you be ready to go against AK-47-wielding attackers?
Photographer Carlos Barria holds a print of a photograph he took in 2005, as he matches it up at the same location 10 years on, in New Orleans. The print shows Errol Morning sitting on his boat on a flooded street September 5, 2005, after Hurricane Katrin
Global Scan
5 stories to make you smile and think
Space
Books
The Harry Potter of China wins English language sci-fi award
Au Pays d'Alice
Music
Reimagining ‘Alice in Wonderland’ as a hip-hop opera
Japanese Yasutaro Koide, 112, receives the Guinness World Records certificate as he is formally recognized as the world's oldest man. He lives in a nursing home in Nagoya, in central Japan.
Health
Japan is home to the world’s oldest population — and the world’s oldest man
A house and vehicles damaged by the March 2011 earthquake and tsunami, as seen in Ishinomaki, northern Japan.
Environment
A decade after Katrina, one researcher looks for global lessons in its aftermath
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Science
Humans kill adult animals much more than other predators, are in fact ‘super predators’
Jarryd Hayne scores during the centenary rugby league test match between Australia and New Zealand in Wellington, 2007.
Sports
How a rugby superstar is taking on the NFL
The view from the tracks
Media
In photos: A view of America from the tracks
Semen samples at Canadian sperm bank Can-Am Cryoservices
Health
Why Canada has to import much of its sperm from the US
Kids play soccer during a training session at Sao Carlos slum in Rio de Janeiro May 15, 2014.
Books
For this expat, moving back to Brazil wasn’t all sunshine and samba
Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras shows his watch while leaving the European Council headquarters on the first day of an EU-CELAC Latin America summit in Brussels, Belgium June 11, 2015.
Global Politics
Greece’s prime minister has resigned — after only seven months in office
Former President Jimmy Carter takes questions from the media during a news conference about his recent cancer diagnosis and treatment plans, at the Carter Center in Atlanta. Carter, 90, said he will cut back dramatically on his schedule to receive treatme
Health
Jimmy Carter: ‘I would like the last Guinea worm to die before I do’
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Justice
The white supremacists lining up behind Trump