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The Obama administration's plan to clamp down on climate pollution from coal-fired power plants like this one in Wyoming hit a potentially big speed bump at the Supreme Court this week.
Environment
A Supreme Court speed bump could signal big trouble for Obama’s signature climate plan
Badiucao's political cartoon titled, "Parade." It depicts soldiers high-stepping in formation and exposing their pink underwear. (September 2nd, 2015.)
Conflict
A Chinese cartoonist skewers the Communist rulers from afar
Ghafoor Hussain and his brother Fazel outside Ghafoor's bus-turned-mobile kitchen. They're supplying 3,000 hot meals a day, and 10,000 cups of tea.
Conflict
It’s not a food truck. It’s a mobile kitchen feeding refugees around Europe.
The Magna Carta is written on vellum, just like the laws of the English parliament (until April)
Global Politics
The UK Parliament will ditch vellum and start writing laws on paper instead
Democratic presidential candidate Bernie Sanders (L) and Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump after winning the 2016 New Hampshire primaries.
Global Politics
Trump and Sanders lack foreign policy expertise and don’t seem to be seeking advice
Reporters killed in Mexico
Media
A slain journalist, and the latest blow to press freedom in Mexico
Children reading "Gbagba"
Books
This children’s book is starting a national conversation about corruption in Liberia
Joise Lopes, a farmer, says selling her produce directly to school meals programs has made a big difference in her income. “Oh god, this money is so good and it came at the right time,” she says.
Development
Brazil’s school lunch program is putting food on the table for the country’s small farmers