Photo Essay: Farming on the Frontlines in Gaza
Palestinian farmers lead worn-torn lives, trying to make a living amid a blockade and gunfire
Getting Over Our Preference for Perfect Produce
Forty percent of all food is never eaten, and this rejection of “ugly food” is a major contributor to food waste
As Haj Nears, New Cases of Deadly MERS Virus in Saudi Arabia
The jump in Saudi cases is of particular concern as the country is expected to see a large influx of pilgrims from around the world in July
Children's Corpses in Korean Ferry Reveal Desperate Attempts to Escape
Most of the bodies found in the last two days had broken fingers, presumably from the children frantically trying to escape
Most Americans Support Mandated Birth Control Coverage, Study Finds
The study arrives as the Supreme Court is considering an Obamacare mandate on coverage
Vice Reporter Simon Ostrovsky Detained in Eastern Ukraine by Pro-Russia Gunmen
Ostrovsky is a reporter for Vice Media, a Brooklyn, New York-based company that produces documentary films
U.S. to Send Egypt New Apache Attack Helicopters
The United States has decided to lift its hold on the delivery of 10 Apache attack helicopters to Egypt imposed last year
Pirates Raid Oil Tanker Off Malaysia, Take Away Three Crew
The incident in the Malacca Strait has fuelled fears piracy could be on the rise in the area and drive up ship insurance premiums
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