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Barges are moored together near the Eiffel Tower
Business
Flooding exacerbates problems with strikes in France
A view of Ponte Vecchio (Old Bridge) in Florence, Italy
Culture
How the rich and famous remain rich and famous in Florence, Italy
King Tut's dagger, with iron blade, gold handle and rock crystal pommel
Technology
Why King Tut had an awesome dagger from outer space
The pool at Barneo Ice Camp.
Global Politics
A tussle between Russia and Norway at an exclusive resort at the top of the world
The Lorenz teleprinter which was found languishing in a shed in England. The National Museum of Computing at Bletchley Park bought it for $14
Science
Veterans will finally see the Nazi encryption machine they cracked in World War II
Negin Farsad's new book is called "How To Make White People Laugh."
Books
This Iranian American comic is facing down some of her toughest critics: Fellow Muslims
A pile of printer parts dusted with toners like carbon black, a probable carcinogen known to cause respiratory problems.
Economics
The US is still dumping some of its toxic e-waste overseas
Russian President Vladimir Putin attends a meeting with Uzbekistan President Islam Karimov at the Kremlin in Moscow, Russia, April 26, 2016.
Global Politics
Twitter shut down a popular Putin parody account. Followers were not happy.
Supporters of Pedro Pablo Kuczynski, pictured, and supporters of Keiko Fujimori marched toward each other near Cuzco's main square last month. Both candidates for Peru's presidency are neck to neck in a heated race.
Global Politics
Peru’s presidential race is kinda crazy. These photos give you an idea.