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In part two of a two-part conversation, Diane Ravitch upends many commonly held assumptions about education reform.

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A Trailblazing Arts Festival Changing Global Perceptions of Turkey

Why Are Armenians in Turkey Protesting in Front of an Arts Museum?

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Turkish Men Marched Against Sexual Violence in Skirts

They joined women on the streets to say, “It doesn’t matter what she was wearing.”

Turkish Women Protest Sexual Violence Online and in the Streets After Death of #ÖzgecanAslan

Aslan fought off a rapist and he killed her.

Are You in the Market for an Ancient Turkish City? There’s One For Sale.

A Turkish real estate agency has put up a property listing for a $9.6 million ancient city.

The First Woman Known to Design a Mosque

Zeynep Fadillioglu is Turkey’s interior design star.

Space Out With This Turkish Musician’s New Instrument

The yaybahar, which harnesses traditional materials and design to create modern sounds, challenges listeners to expand their horizons beyond guitar, bass, and drums.

Love Songs for the Censors

K-pop’s sugary conservatism is making it possible for Middle Eastern youth to tap into its most anarchic, adolescent passions.

Photos: A Spring Surges in Turkey

Worldwide attention has been focused on Turkey over the past two weeks as massive protests have come to life in cities all over the country.

People's Parks: 5 Public Spaces That Launched Social Movements

The Gezi Park Protests and the Emerging Mid-East Environmental Movement

This week, the world has its eyes trained on Turkey, as efforts of environmental activists to save Istanbul's Gezi Park from being replaced with...

Why Travel Makes Us Better Designers (and Chefs and Scientists)

How Animal Activists Have Subverted the Presidential Turkey Pardon

This Thanksgiving, there are two ways to pardon a turkey.

Intermission: Wild Turkey Chases ABC Producer

Poor turkey, all it wanted was to be left alone.

Ten Items Priced at All Time Highs Right Now, Including Turkey

Prices go up. They always do. But it's an especially rough time if you're in the market for turkey, tuition, or Trans-Ams. Do you know why?

Q&A: Diane Ravitch Skewers Every Education Reform Sacred Cow

In part two of a two-part conversation, Diane Ravitch upends many commonly held assumptions about education reform.

Q&A: Diane Ravitch Skewers Every Education Reform Sacred Cow (PART ONE)

In part one of a two-part conversation, Diane Ravitch upends many commonly held assumptions about education reform.

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Whether you're engineering Tofurkey or just trying to cook a turkey correctly, there's a lot you can do with simple kitchen technology.

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They joined women on the streets to say, “It doesn’t matter what she was wearing.”

Aslan fought off a rapist and he killed her.

A Turkish real estate agency has put up a property listing for a $9.6 million ancient city.

Zeynep Fadillioglu is Turkey’s interior design star.

The yaybahar, which harnesses traditional materials and design to create modern sounds, challenges listeners to expand their horizons beyond guitar, bass, and drums.

K-pop’s sugary conservatism is making it possible for Middle Eastern youth to tap into its most anarchic, adolescent passions.

Worldwide attention has been focused on Turkey over the past two weeks as massive protests have come to life in cities all over the country.

This week, the world has its eyes trained on Turkey, as efforts of environmental activists to save Istanbul's Gezi Park from being replaced with...

This Thanksgiving, there are two ways to pardon a turkey.

Poor turkey, all it wanted was to be left alone.

Prices go up. They always do. But it's an especially rough time if you're in the market for turkey, tuition, or Trans-Ams. Do you know why?

In part two of a two-part conversation, Diane Ravitch upends many commonly held assumptions about education reform.

In part one of a two-part conversation, Diane Ravitch upends many commonly held assumptions about education reform.

Whether you're engineering Tofurkey or just trying to cook a turkey correctly, there's a lot you can do with simple kitchen technology.

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