Jul 05 Childhood Lost in Burkina Faso Gold Mines By Larisa Epatko Working alongside adults in Burkina Faso's gold mines are children, sometimes as young as 3 years old. View a collection of Larry C. Price's photographs. Continue reading
Jul 04 Watch Mentorship for New Educators Helps Combat Teacher Burnout, Improve Retention Mentorship for New Educators Helps Combat Teacher Burnout, Improve Retention… Continue watching
Jul 04 Watch What Does History Say About U.S. Success in Arming Rebel Movements? What Does History Say About U.S. Success in Arming Rebel Movements?… Continue watching
Jul 04 Watch What the Leadership Change Means for Egypt's Future and the Region What the Leadership Change Means for Egypt's Future and the Region… Continue watching
Jul 04 Brazil's New Middle Class: We Want More Than Circuses Civilian police officers take part in a demonstration over salaries and working conditions in Sao Paulo, Brazil, on Thursday. Photo by Nelson Almeida/AFP/Getty Images. For nearly two weeks, South America's largest country -- Brazil -- shared headlines with Turkey… Continue reading
Jul 04 What Does Morsi's Ouster Mean for Islamist Movements in Other Nations? By Larisa Epatko What does Egyptian President Mohammed Morsi's swift removal from power at the hands of the military on Wednesday mean for Islamist movements in other countries? Two analysts, regulars on the PBS NewsHour, said the action might lead to more violence… Continue reading
Jul 04 Wildfire Moves On, but Arizona Town Deals With the Aftermath Firefighter Cody Harwood attends the candlelight vigil in honor of the 19 fallen firefighters in Prescott, Arizona on July 2. (Photo by Christian Petersen/Getty Images) PRESCOTT, Ariz. -- Federal officials say the deadly Yarnell Hill Fire is nearly half… Continue reading
Jul 04 Watch Egyptians Praise and Protest Installation of Interim President Mansour Egypt swore in Adly Mansour as their new interim president, replacing deposed leader Mohammed Morsi. Military officials took the supreme leader of the Muslim Brotherhood into custody and placed Morsi and some of his aides under house arrest. Judy Woodruff… Continue watching
Jul 03 Judy's Notebook: Reflecting on Turkey and Its Unrest Protesters gather on Taksim Square during a demonstration against the government in Istanbul on June 25, 2013. Photo by Bulent Kilic/ AFP/ Getty Images. If you're lucky enough to travel abroad, your eyes can be opened in ways that… Continue reading
Jul 03 Watch After Factory Disaster, Bangladesh NGO Offers Support to Improve Work Conditions After Factory Disaster, Bangladesh NGO Offers Support to Improve Work Conditions… Continue watching