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Pro-democracy protesters chant slogans as they gather next to the central government offices in Hong Kong on Wednesday. Alex Ogle/AFP/Getty Images hide caption
University Of Michigan Coach Under Fire For Playing Injured Quarterback
John Kelly speaks during a campus rally about sexual violence at Tufts University on May 1. Courtesy of Leah Mushkin-Pierret hide caption
A Closer Look At Sexual Assaults On Campus
Campus Sexual Assault Law Now Includes Language On Same-Sex Violence
Campus Sexual Assault Law Now Includes Language On Same-Sex Violence
Union soldiers found that gunpowder was sometimes mixed with sawdust. Mathew B. Brady/AP hide caption
Pro-democracy protesters chant slogans as they gather next to the central government offices in Hong Kong on Wednesday. Alex Ogle/AFP/Getty Images hide caption
In New Jersey in March, Dianna Lopez of the Center for Family Services (right) speaks with Betsy Cruz, of Camden, N.J., about health insurance coverage during an Affordable Care Act information session. Lori M. Nichols/South Jersey Times/Landov hide caption
A Year Later, HealthCare.Gov Has Found Its Footing But Problems Remain
President Obama boards Air Force One after attending a Democratic fundraiser in Newport, R.I. in August. Ahead of this fall's midterm elections, he's not doing big public rallies for Democratic candidates, instead opting for private events. Charles Krupa/AP hide caption
The new tribute album Dionne Dionne is a collaboration between singer Dionne Farris (known for her work with Arrested Development) and guitarist Charlie Hunter. Courtesy of the artist hide caption
Melbourne visitors and residents took to the waters of Australia's St. Kilda Beach in January 2013 to escape a fierce heat wave. Scott Barbour/Getty Images hide caption
British Prime Minister David Cameron speaks with campaigners against female genital mutilation at the Girl Summit in London in July. Oli Scarff/Getty Images hide caption
Movement Against Female Genital Mutilation Gains Spotlight In U.K.
With New Security Agreement, U.S. Mission In Afghanistan Continues
Construction is continuing at the Maryland Proton Treatment Center in downtown Baltimore. It's one of three such centers under development in the Washington, D.C., region. Jenny Gold/KHN hide caption
Pascal is a veteran tsapiky guitarist. Banning Eyre/NPR hide caption
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