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Abigail, 11, sells pastries on a street in El Alto in June. Under the new law, 10-year-olds can work as long as they have parental consent and also attend school. Juan Karita/AP hide caption
Abigail, 11, sells pastries on a street in El Alto in June. Under the new law, 10-year-olds can work as long as they have parental consent and also attend school. Juan Karita/AP hide caption
Communities Struggle To Reach Homeless Students Living In The Shadows
Scottish actor David Tennant stars as a grizzled detective in the BBC's Broadchurch and also the new American adaptation, Gracepoint. Ed Araquel/FOX hide caption
A Crime Drama Crosses The Atlantic And Detective David Tennant Is On The Case
In Syria, U.N. Promotes Local Ceasefires To Offer Relief From Civil War
Gary Walters demonstrates his self-cooling prosthetic. Leto Solutions via YouTube hide caption
Fourth-grader Isiah Soto digests some history during independent reading time. Emily Hanford/American Public Media hide caption
Ouch! Jeffrey Craig Hopper got good emergency treatment after being hit in the eye with a baseball in June. But months later he was slapped with an extra medical bill he never expected. Jennifer Hopper hide caption
Fishermen Ed Stewart (left) and Tannis Goodsen mend groundfishing nets on Merrill Wharf, in Portland, Maine, last November. Robert F. Bukaty/AP hide caption
"The guy" (Ben Sinclair, left) delivers pot to two clients played by Tanisha Long and William Jackson Harper. Courtesy of Janky Clown Productions hide caption
Pink Floyd's new album is titled The Endless River. Albert Watson/Courtesy of the artist hide caption