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Global Politics
Some Turks in the US are now too afraid to visit their homeland
Kwong
Culture
My dad had Alzheimer’s but cultural stigma ‘prevented me from taking him to the doctor’
Frank Hessenland left Germany's Alternative fur Deutschland (AfD) party when he realized how far to the right it had moved. But the party continued to haunt him.
Global Politics
This reporter joined a new political party. But he left in horror when it turned ‘almost neo-Nazi.’
Lampre-Merida team riders attend presentation of Tour de France teams.
Sports
The Tour de France is dope
Egyptian President Abdul Fattah al-Sisi speaks during the opening of the first and second phases of the housing project "Long Live Egypt", Egypt May 30, 2016.
Global Politics
Egypt deports TV host as Sisi’s crackdown on dissent continues
Turkish troops stood and watched as ISIS forces battled to destroy Kurdish forces just over the border in Kobane, Syria, in late 2014
Conflict
Turkey’s complicated relationship with ISIS
Imam Kadir Sanci holds a model of the House of One in Berlin.
Belief
This place of worship would be 3-in-1: Church, synagogue and mosque
Two images, one of an infant in black and white and one of a woman
Justice
She’ll get US citizenship 60 years after being adopted, but thousands more must still wait
A friend of Gulsen Bahadir, a victim of Tuesday's attack on Ataturk airport, mourns during her funeral ceremony in Istanbul, Turkey, June 29, 2016.
Conflict
Why is ISIS attacking Turkey, a Muslim country?
A relative of Gulsen Bahadir, a victim of Tuesday's attack on Ataturk airport, mourns at her flag-draped coffin during her funeral ceremony in Istanbul, Turkey, June 29, 2016.
Global Politics
Turkey’s diplomacy push is overshadowed by airport attack
'A wide variety of churches now dot the misty landscape of Guatemala's Western Highlands.'
Belief
Did war change Guatemala’s faith?
Police have erected barricades and mourners have left flowers outside Reina, the nightclub in Istabul where 39 died during a terrorist attack.
Conflict
These three charts will help you understand Turkey’s recent terrorist attacks
Nawang Tsering Gurungat at Diversity Square
Culture
There’s a Tibetan dialect called ‘Mustang,’ and it’s staying alive in the US
Puerto Rican college students Nina Croatto, Tatiana Rodríguez (middle), and Paulina Colón (right) are participating in the summer leadership program, "Puerto Rican Minds in Action."
Global Politics
Young Puerto Ricans debate what it means to be Puerto Rican and American
Yousif Kuwa primary school
Conflict
They fled war and built a home away from home; now they’re being asked to leave that as well
Case closed on Toronto's High Park capybara escape.
Culture
It’s back to the pen for Canada’s fugitive capybaras
Nigel Farage (left) checks his watch during the first EU Summit in Brussels after the Brexit vote. Boris Johnson (right) leave his home in London. June 28, 2016.
Global Politics
Nigel and Boris: The blokes who made this Brexit happen
Police officers patrol at Turkey's largest airport, Istanbul Ataturk, following Tuesday's attacks.
Conflict
A suicide attack on Istanbul’s Ataturk Airport kills at least 42
The Union Jack (bottom) and the European Union flag are seen flying, June 27, 2016, after Britain voted to leave the European Union in the EU Brexit referendum.
Global Politics
Would blue-collar England vote differently on Brexit today?
The leader of the United Kingdom Independence Party, Nigel Farage, in Brussels
Global Politics
Brexiteer to Brussels: ‘You’re not laughing now, are you?’
Jean-Claude Juncker welcomes Nigel Farage
Global Politics
From Brussels, Brexit looks a lot like Kabuki theater
Santana
Education
From Texas, first-generation students share their journeys to college
Early college
Education
How these students on the US-Mexico border are getting a jumpstart on college
Iceland's Aron Gunnarsson celebrates after the the Euro 2016 - Round of 16 game against England in Nice, France.
Sports
Iceland hands England an (embarrassing) exit
Leader of the United Kingdom Independence Party (UKIP) Nigel Farage holds his passport as he speaks at pro Brexit event in London, Britain June 3, 2016.
Global Politics
People in Northern Ireland are applying for Irish passports to keep their EU rights
A sign is seen at the Polish Social and Cultural Association after graffiti was painted on the side of the building calling on Poles to leave the United Kingdom, in Hammersmith, London, Britain June 27, 2016.
Global Politics
Anti-Polish attacks shot up after the UK’s Brexit vote. Is globalization to blame?
The Jellinek family in their home in Berlin, with their houseguest, Kinan, a Syrian Muslim refugee (second from left). When Chaim Jellinek told Kinan he was Jewish, Kinan said he had no problem with that.
Culture
This Jewish family is hosting a Syrian Muslim refugee in their Berlin home
People gathered in The Churchill Tavern, a British themed bar, react as the BBC predicts Britain will leave the European Union, in Manhattan.
Music
For people who regret their Brexit vote, here is a playlist of songs people seriously regret making
Yalla
Education
Refugee kids in California say discrimination at school is getting worse
French Police forces take part in a mock terrorist attack drill at a "fan zone" at the Place des Quinconces in Bordeaux, southwestern France, in preparation of security measures for the UEFA 2016 European Championship, April 4, 2016.
Justice
No evidence means no arrest, even if a possible terrorist is on authorities’ radar
Brexit beer
Global Politics
Forget ‘What is EU.’ Britons are Googling for ‘second referendum.’
Britain's Prime Minister, David Cameron, putting on a brave face as he heads for the House of Commons, in London, Monday
Global Politics
It’s sheer political chaos in the UK after the Brexit vote
An undated photo from a social media account of Omar Mateen, who Orlando Police have identified as the suspect in the mass shooting at a gay nighclub in Orlando, Florida, U.S., June 12, 2016.
Lifestyle
The challenges of burying a mass murderer
honduras-homicide-coffin
Conflict
Map: Here are countries with the world’s highest murder rates
Reacting to the Brexit vote
Global Politics
How will Brexit change life in the UK, Europe and elsewhere?
Thousands of people attend the funeral procession of Amjad Sabri, killed when unidentified gunmen open fire on his car in Karachi, Pakistan.
Conflict
Another assassination in Pakistan, new determination to ‘keep on keepin’ on’
Actor
Business
Hollywood loves Cape Town. But you’d better nail that American accent.
Rates of currencies, including British Pound, are displayed after Brexit referendum on an electronic board at a currency exchange in Warsaw, Poland.
Economics
The UK’s Brexit vote could severely impact its ability to trade (perhaps)
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Economics
Obama, Clinton and Trump weigh in on the ‘special relationship’ with the UK
David Cameron speaks after Brexit vote
Global Politics
So Brexit happened. What’s next?
A vote remain supporter walks past a vote leave supporter outside Downing Street in London after Britain voted to leave the European Union.
Economics
When the EU was cool
Brexit: Brandan Reynolds, South Africa
Arts
The vote that set cartoonists off
Traders work on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange before the opening bell, June 24, 2016.
Economics
Explainer: The Brexit aftermath, in charts
Nepali immigrants registerf or TPS at a clinic at highschool in Queens organized by Adhikaar last March.
Global Politics
With earthquake recovery back home stalled, Nepalis push for renewed protections in the US
London welcomes Johnston100, the new typeface of the London Undergound.
Arts
Mind the font: London’s Underground is getting a new look
A photo shot and tweeted from the floor of the House by U.S. House Rep. John Yarmuth shows Democratic members of the U.S. House of Representatives, including Rep. Joe Courtney (L) and Rep. John Lewis (C) staging a sit-in on the House floor "to demand acti
Media
Democrats sit down and take a stand with social media
On Tuesday, Edinburgh Castle rock was illuminated with a sign to "Vote Remain" in a show of support for the campaign to remain in Europe ahead of today's EU Referendum. June 21, 2016.
Global Politics
After #IndyRef, how will Scots feel if the UK votes for Brexit?
Cape Cod
Education
From China to high school in small-town America
Chris Brown (Top Left); Miley Cyrus (Top Center); Jay-Z (Top Right); Beyonce (Bottom Left); Brad Pitt (Bottom Center); Lady Gaga (Bottom Right).
Culture
Why these American celebrities have been banned from foreign countries
Re-enactors portraying Roman soldiers of the first century.
Global Politics
Britain’s first ‘Brexit’: 286 A.D. It didn’t last long.
Iceland's Kari Arnason celebrates after the victorious match.
Sports
Iceland smites soccer giants with Thor-powered tweets
A woman walks on the installation "The Floating Piers" by Bulgarian-born artist Christo Vladimirov Yavachev known as Christo, on Lake Iseo, northern Italy.
Culture
Walking on golden water — Christo’s magical ‘Floating Piers’
House sit-in
Conflict
Extraordinary House sit-in went on despite shutdown of cameras
A woman puts flags in a line of shoes on a sunny day in front of Supreme Court building
Justice
After Supreme Court ties 4-4 on immigration, Obama asks for rehearing — with a ninth justice
Cleveland Cavaliers forward LeBron James celebrates during the NBA championship parade in downtown Cleveland.
Business
Why Cleveland’s NBA championship is so amazing, for Italians
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Science
Two patients rescued from South Pole in dramatic winter evacuation
The UK will decide tomorrow whether to remain within the EU or to leave.
Global Politics
What will happen on the Irish border if Britain votes to leave the EU?
After being elected for a second term, Bolivian re-elect President Evo Morales, accompanied by indigenous leaders, holds the staff of command during an Aymara indigenous ceremony at the ancient Kalasasaya Palace at Tiwanaku, January 21, 2010. The Kalasasa
Global Politics
Bolivia’s president wants to use an indigenous calendar, but are his motives genuine?
United States national soccer team head coach Jurgen Klinsmann answers a question during a news conference at the Pernambuco arena in Recife June 25, 2014.
Sports
If US soccer’s Jürgen Klinsmann were an NBA coach, he’d be fired by now
Entrepreneur Vivian Vargas (center) chose to start her business in Puerto Rican to be closer to Latin American markets.
Economics
Young Puerto Ricans bucking the flow: Heading home to rebuild their island