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Honduran police officer Marvin Castro patrols this once very dangerous neighborhood of Chamelecón in San Pedro Sula, Honduras.
Development
Officials turn to community policing to counteract Honduras gang violence
Toxic foam is a reality of life during the rainy season in parts of Bangalore, in eastern India. The foam froths up when rains churn up lakes laced with millions of gallons of residential and industrial pollutants, including phosphate laundry detergents b
Environment
Flaming, frothing lakes in India’s Silicon Valley
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Education
Banned young adult novel finally back on shelves
Marco and Reshma
Justice
This is the face of a new beauty campaign in India. To end the sale of acid.
A wounded Afghan boy, who survived the US air strike on the MSF hospital in Kunduz.
Justice
Nobody knows anything about the organization investigating the Kunduz hospital tragedy
Ken Dornstein
Justice
The man who may have solved the Lockerbie bombing
Canada's Liberal Party leader, Justin Trudeau
Global Politics
He’s ‘ridiculously photogenic.’ Will he be Canada’s next leader?
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Health
How Los Angeles is testing ways to keep undocumented immigrants healthy
Late night comic Conan O'Brien in traditional folk dress and his TV assistant Sona Movsesian.
Media
Conan the Armenian
File photo from December 22, 1988, shows rescue personnel carrying a body away from the site of the crash in Lockerbie. A total of 270 people were killed when a bomb ripped apart Pan Am flight 103 over the Scottish town of Lockerbie in 1988.
Global Politics
New suspects in the Lockerbie bombing might actually want extradition
Thomas Sankara, former Burkina Faso leader
Global Politics
Marco Werman: After 28 years, a nation is free at last to mourn the assassinated ‘Che of Africa’