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We've all heard how diseases like malaria are devastating to the developing world, but you probably haven't heard of rotavirus, a disease which kills more than half a million children each year. Find out more about this unknown killer and how to stop it in this infographic.
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A new internet tip-line allows citizens to anonymously reach hundreds of local newspapers around America. Crazy haircut optional.
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While the war in Libya continues, some anti-Gaddafi rebels have begun enacting oppression of their own.
Talking to the chef of America's least wasteful restaurant Of the 350 billion pounds of food produced in America each year, we throw away a...
The Power Writers program teaches, "If you don’t learn to write your own life story, someone else will write it for you."
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British filmmaker Simon Robson has assembled a crack international team of animators to make a collaborative, web-based film that advocates for...
He yelled. He cried. He beat his steering wheel. He shouted that he loved me. He swore loudly and with feeling that he was trying.
George Clooney draws audiences to the conflict in Sudan.
A new charity project, Live Below the Line, reminds us that pretending to be broke is offensive and unhelpful. Stop doing this.
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