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A look at DNA
Technology
4 things you wanted to know about gene editing
British volunteer Tally Oliver took a leave from her job in the UK and loaded her car with provisions to help migrant families in the camp at Grande-Synthe. "It's a humanitarian crisis that we all have to take responsibility for."
Conflict
A migrant camp in northern France has grown so big it’s now ‘a village within the town’
World leaders gather for a group photo at the Nov. 30 opening of the UN's global climate summit in Paris. The conference was supposed to adjourn today but with key parts of the text still to be nailed down, negotiations have been extended into the weekend
Environment
In Paris, the push for a global climate deal goes into overtime
Daniele Ferreira holds her son Juan Pedro at a rehabilitation center in Recife, Brazil, January 28, 2016. The baby was born with microcephaly, a neurological disorder that damaged his brain and also affected his vision, a condition associated with an outb
Medicine
Evidence is mounting for a link between Zika and microcephaly
The Aedes aegypti mosquito: one of the mosquito species which has helped to spread the Zika virus globally
Health
Uganda’s Zika forest, where the virus was first discovered
A voter shows off a hat covered in signatures from presidential candidates after a rally at Iowa State University in Ames, Iowa
Global Politics
How one reporter explains the Iowa Caucus to people who understand it even less than Americans
An unidentified athlete competes during the men's event at the 2010 UCI Cyclo-Cross World Championships in Tabor, January 31, 2010.
Sports
Bike doping is real and could take down the sport of cycling
Mexican singer Astrid Hadad performing 2012.
Culture
Astrid Hadad’s cabaret of colors will stop you in your tracks