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A pangolin is released into the wild by officials at a conservation forest in Indonesia in 2013. The animal was among 128 pangolins confiscated by customs officers from a smuggler's boat off Sumatra. Jefri Tarigan/AP hide caption
How The Devaluation Of The Yuan Could Have Long-Lasting Effects In Africa
The rapper V-Sita (at right) had a No. 1 hit in Kenya with the song "Hivo Ndio Kunaendaga." YouTube hide caption
Hungary Builds Controversial Border Fence To Disrupt Flow Of Migrants
The Port of Hamburg's trade volume has more than doubled since 1990 and is projected to double again by 2030. Andrew Schneider for NPR hide caption
Germany's Big Port Eager For U.S.-EU Trade Deal, But Some Are Skeptical
Scientists Develop App To Turn Smartphones Into Cosmic Ray Detectors
CAPA President: NLRB 'Had It Wrong' On Northwestern Players' Bid To Unionize
U.S. Army Sergeant: 'Excited,' 'Intrigued,' By Women Completing Ranger Course
A daily pill called Addyi is the first medicine to be approved for the purpose of boosting women's sexual desire. Allen G. Breed/AP hide caption
Chinese Media, Residents Continue To Question Cause Of Tianjin Explosions
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The house next door to Maureen and Michael McCabe has been sitting empty for seven years. "It freaks me out," Maureen McCabe says. "I don't know if there's animals running around there, mice and rodents." Joel Rose/NPR hide caption
Ever Since The Great Recession, Zombie Houses Have Haunted New Jersey
A pangolin is released into the wild by officials at a conservation forest in Indonesia in 2013. The animal was among 128 pangolins confiscated by customs officers from a smuggler's boat off Sumatra. Jefri Tarigan/AP hide caption
The World's Most Trafficked Mammal Is One You May Never Have Heard Of
