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Frazier's grandmother grew up in Braddock in the 1930s and '40s, when "it was prosperous and a melting pot," Frazier says. She took this photograph of her grandmother in 2002. Courtesy of artist LaToya Ruby Frazier hide caption
After Losing A City, Afghan Forces Fight To Push Back Taliban Advance
Among U.N. Members, Growing Agreement ISIS Should Go — But What About Assad?
The large British study, begun in 1958, tracked the diet, habits and emotional and physical health of thousands of people from childhood through midlife. iStockphoto hide caption
Childhood Stress May Prime Pump For Chronic Disease Later
Residents of Flint, Mich. (shown here in January), have been protesting the quality and cost of the city's tap water for more than a year. Steve Carmody/Michigan Radio hide caption
High Lead Levels In Michigan Kids After City Switches Water Source
Frazier's grandmother grew up in Braddock in the 1930s and '40s, when "it was prosperous and a melting pot," Frazier says. She took this photograph of her grandmother in 2002. Courtesy of artist LaToya Ruby Frazier hide caption
With Her Camera, MacArthur 'Genius' Tells An African-American Rust Belt Story
Carly Fiorina speaks to reporters after voting in the June 2010 Republican primary. She went on to lose her bid for Senate to Barbara Boxer. Getty Images hide caption
'Fierce Determination' Fueled Fiorina In 2010 Bid, As It Does Now
Care To Watch A Million Animals Migrate? Just Stream It
Palestinian Leader Poised For Big Moment At U.N. Amid Pressure Back At Home
Out Of Cairo Trove, 'Genius Grant' Winner Mines Details Of Ancient Life
Planned Parenthood Undergoes Congressional Scrutiny Over Sting Videos
Despite Calls For Defunding, Support For Planned Parenthood Holds Steady
A Volkswagen Passat is tested for exhaust emissions, at a Ministry of Transport testing station in London. In the U.S., a 1998 copyright law prevents safety researchers from accessing the software that runs cars. John Stillwell/PA Photos/Landov hide caption
Amid VW Scandal, Critics Want Access To Carmakers' Computer Code
Tap dancer and choreographer Michelle Dorrance is the founder and artistic director of Dorrance Dance/New York. She has been dancing since she was 4. Christopher Lane/John D. & Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation hide caption
Michelle Dorrance: 'I Just Knew I Would Never Stop Tap Dancing'
Migrants arriving in Hungary from Croatia are offered water by volunteers in a resting zone near the border. Offers of food and water are permitted, but some other forms of help are restricted by Hungarian law. Tamas Soki/EPA/LANDOV hide caption
Risking Arrest, Thousands Of Hungarians Offer Help To Refugees
For Today's Migrant Crisis, Lessons From The Wake Of WWII
