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Asma Khan of Chicago at the booth for her business, Soap Ethics. Monique Parsons for NPR hide caption
U.S. Operation In South China Sea Challenges China's Claim Over Artificial Islands
Chipotle vs. McDonald's: The Rise Of Fast Casual Food In 'The New Yorker'
A student shows off his lost tooth to his classmates. Elissa Nadworny/NPR hide caption
Asma Khan of Chicago at the booth for her business, Soap Ethics. Monique Parsons for NPR hide caption
Startups Cater To Muslim Millennials With Dating Apps And Vegan Halal Soap
A Hot And Scarce Commodity: Scoring A Ticket To The Third GOP Debate
Kansas City Royals Fans Straddle Both Sides Of Kansas-Missouri State Line
S.C. High School Arrest Tape Reignites Debate Over Police Brutality
Former Police Chief Disputes FBI Director's Remarks On The 'YouTube Effect'
According to author A.E. Hotchner, Ernest Hemingway considered his first wife Hadley — seen here — to be the love of his life. The National Archives hide caption
A screenshot of Lucas Kinney, a 26-year-old Briton who recently began making videos for Jabhat al-Nusra, the al-Qaida affiliate in Syria. Kinney's father is a veteran Hollywood assistant director who helped make such films as Rambo and the Indiana Jones series. Via YouTube hide caption
The New Propagandist For Al-Qaida In Syria And His Link To Hollywood
A young boy talks with Tina Cloer, director of the Children's Bureau, in Indianapolis. The nonprofit shelter takes in children from the state's Department of Child Services when a suitable foster family can't be found. Cloer says the average length of stay at the shelter has increased from two days to 10 in 2015. Jake Harper/Side Effects Public Media hide caption
After 40 Years, Dungeons & Dragons Still Brings Players To The Table
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