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Owen Pallett's latest album is called In Conflict. Courtesy of the artist hide caption
New Libyan Prime Minister Ahmed Maiteg meets with his ministers for the first time, on June 2 in Tripoli. A week later, he was out of office. Mahmud Turkia/AFP/Getty Images hide caption
One Week A Prime Minister: The Short Story Of Libya's Former Leader
To Put Two Rovers On Mars, Scientists Had To Get Clever With Packing
Allen Peterson's farm, near the city of Turlock, Calif., lies next to a concrete-lined canal full of water. He's one of the lucky ones. Dan Charles/NPR hide caption
In New York, three-quarters of all students qualify for free or reduced-price meals, but a third of those simply don't participate. iStockphoto hide caption
In Las Vegas Shootings, Some Suspect Roots In Anti-Government Militias
A still from Vampire Weekend's "Diane Young" music video, which has received more than 3 million views on YouTube. YouTube hide caption
What do you mean Apple is getting rid of the headphone jack? Where's it going? iStockphoto hide caption
Mexico's 2010 census counted fewer than 5,500 residents in Los Algodones, but more than 350 dentists ply their trade here, serving U.S. and Canadian patients seeking affordable procedures. Ted Robbins/NPR hide caption
A Reason To Smile: Mexican Town Is A Destination For Dental Tourism
Owen Pallett's latest album is called In Conflict. Courtesy of the artist hide caption