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Did Canada have an extraordinarily nice 2015?
Culture
Trudeaumania: Five stories that charmed us from Canada
A Los Angeles Unified School District (LAUSD) school bus yard is reflected in a mirror in the North Hills neighborhood of Los Angeles,
Conflict
A bomb threat complicates lives in LA, where the typical parent isn’t a ‘soccer mom or dad driving a Volvo’
Students chant while marching at a rally against Islamophobia at San Diego State University in San Diego, California.
Culture
Dealing with hate: Muslim women have had to create a crisis safety manual
A resident fishes in the waters near Manila, Philippines, amid heavy current and winds brought by Typhoon Melor in some parts of the country. Wide areas of the central Philippines were plunged into darkness on Tuesday as Melor barreled into the coconut-gr
Environment
Can private investment help vulnerable cities adapt to climate change?
Damage from a Saudi-led air strike in Yemen's capital Sanaa. Saudi Arabia is ‘bogged down’ in Yemen, but is now setting up an alliance to fight terrorism across northern Africa and south-west Asia.
Conflict
Questions over Saudi plan to lead alliance of Muslim nations against terrorism
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Science
How an extinct species is being revived on the Galapagos Islands
Actor Wagner Moura plays drug kingpin Pablo Escobar in the Netflix show "Narcos."
Media
Colombia may have great places to visit, but ‘Narcos’ isn’t helping its image
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Business
For Brooklyn metal worker Mia Anter, ‘feeling around in the dark’ is part of the process
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Media
Satirical ad agency Jane Street believes your vagina makes you a prime candidate for empowerment