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Somaly Mam saved countless girls in Cambodia. Does it matter if key parts of her story aren't true?
Is Wall Street Pulling a Fast One?
The SEC is pitted against other market regulators and members of Congress who believe U.S. markets are no longer fair
In Focus
As the World Burns
São Paulo, Brazil—A man representing the Homeless Workers Movement runs past flaming tires with a Brazilian flag near Itaquerao Stadium. The protest movement has been ignited by the huge sums of money Brazil is spending on preparations for the World Cup, which begins June 12.
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Periscope
The kidnapping of 276 Nigerian girls has put Islamist militants Boko Haram on the map. What do they want?
Why Can't We Be Friends?
A surprise meeting between Saudi and Iranian leaders may not lead to peace
A Stillbirth Mystery
Startled by a row of graves for babies, a midwife raises the alarm in a small Utah drilling town
Civil War Surgery
In Syria, a 3-D printer is making dozens of cheap, efficient artificial limbs for victims of the civil war
Money on the Move
It has nearly a hundred million users in Africa-– and now cash by mobile phone is coming to Europe
Beyond Antibiotics
Scientists are working on precision killers in the war against superbugs
Move Over Broccoli, Cauliflower is the Newest Superfood
Cauliflower, star of the world's top restaurants, is getting a makeover
Horizons
A new surgical technique would use liquid metal to heal severed nerves
The Hypocritical Oath
A new law will reveal the sordid connections between Big Pharma and doctors and teaching hospitals
iTuned Out
Apple is scrambling in an industry evolving away from downloads and toward streaming
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Downtime
Lauren Shuler Donner, producer of the 'X-Men: Days of Future Past' and over 40 other films, has the superpower of tenacity
John Mulaney's Charm Offensive
John Mulaney is using boyish looks and a subversive streak to launch a 'Seinfeld'-like sitcom even Seinfeld might like
