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An African Business Venture and Adventure  July 24, 2012
bright lights no city

How hard is it to start a business in a still-developing country?

The War Within the War for Afghanistan  July 23, 2012
Rajiv Chandrasekaran

How does our country’s nearly eleven-year war in Afghanistan compare to the first time America was involved in the region over 30 years ago?

Barack Obama  July 23, 2012
Barack Obama The Story

What personality and character traits lead a person to run for the highest office in the land and how does the human persona of a president differ from the political persona?

A 21st Century Slave to a 19th Century Addiction  July 19, 2012
Opium Fiend

How did a story assignment on the history of drug use lead to one journalist’s serious addiction?

Britain’s Crucial Role in the American Civil War  July 19, 2012
Amanda Foreman

How did the British government and society react to the U.S. Civil War and what did both Union and Confederate powers expect from America’s former colonial master as the war heated up?

Inside the Hacker World  July 18, 2012
Parmy Olson

Who exactly is behind the global hacker collectives like Anonymous and what will the upcoming trial of several purported leaders of the movement mean for the future of on-line security?

The Art and Science of Delay  July 18, 2012
Frank Partnoy

Could a delayed and perhaps well-considered response to a pressing issue be of more benefit than the quick decision that our fast-paced world often demands?

Finding a Life in Food  July 17, 2012
Marcus Samuelsson

How did an orphaned Ethiopian boy who was raised in Sweden become a rising star of the New York and international culinary scene?

Vanishing Voices  July 17, 2012
Caleen Sisk is the spiritual leader and the tribal chief of the Winnemem Wintu tribe ”and a last speaker of the language that sustains her people'€™s identity.€© Lynn Johnson/National Geographic

What does human society lose when a language disappears forever?

The Endings That Set Us Free  July 16, 2012
Sara Lawrence-Lightfoot

How do the ways we depart from places, positions, and relationships inform and affect the other aspects of our lives?

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