Crisp green grass. The beaming spring sun. Smiling faces all around. Stalls line the sides of the park, offering everything from free dog treats to sushi samplers.
Sunday, April 27, was a gorgeous day...
Number 58. Male student. Skinny, with pimples and braces. Wearing a light green hoodie.
A woman walks into a tent, sobbing, as she gives 58 a name: Jin Woohyuk.
Such numbers and descriptions lay...
Twenty-six religious institutions, 22 cities, two counties, 11 colleges and universities, 19 foundations and several other institutions have committed in some form to divest from fossil fuels.
Characterized...
Khanaqin, Iraq: Suicide attacks shook Iraq on April 28, killing 50 people days before the national elections. The worst attack occurred in Khanaqin, north of Baghdad, when a bomber killed 30 and wounded...
Tens of thousands looked on as their homes burned to the ground in Valparaíso, Chile on April 13. While Valparaíso’s residents evacuated the city, the wildfire continued to burn, killing 16 and injuring...
Sikkim, a landlocked state in northern India, is a hotspot for a variety of reasons. Bordered on three sides by China, Bhutan and Nepal, it is a melting pot of cultures and languages and one of the most...
“My name is Aklima. I’m 20 years old. I’ve been working in the garment industry since I was 14.”
On April 17, at the Genesis Baptist Church in Greensboro, Aklima Khanam, survivor of the Rana...
Autism rates in the U.S. are on the rise.
Fifteen years ago, the national rate was 1 out of every 10,000 children. In 2012, Autism Spectrum Disorder affected 1 out of every 88 children. On March 28,...
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, will host the upcoming 2014 FIFA World Cup.
“The World Cup is what each player on a team has dreamed of their entire life,” said Jeffrey Bateson, head men’s soccer coach...
