This 3-month-old baby, born with microcephaly, is held by her father in Recife, Brazil. Mario Tama/Getty Images hide caption
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The Olympic flame gets a lift from former Brazilian volleyball player Leila Barros, who took part in this month's torch relay. The games are set to begin on Aug. 5. Getty Images hide caption
Public Health Professor: Because Of Zika, Rio Olympics 'Must Not Proceed'
The maker of Kind bars — which contain almonds and other nuts — pushed back against an FDA complaint about its use of the phrase "healthy and tasty." The FDA is now reviewing its definition of "healthy" as used on food labels. Mike Mozart/Flickr hide caption
Why The FDA Is Re-Evaluating The Nutty Definition Of 'Healthy' Food
A Chinese police officer poses with Chinese tourists in front of Milan's cathedral on May 3. Chinese police are on patrol with Italian officers to help make Chinese visitors feel safer. Antonio Calanni/AP hide caption
Chinese Cops In Italy? Joint Patrols Aim To Ease Chinese Tourists' Jitters
A black bear looks up at a line of picture-taking tourists near the popular Laurel Falls Trail in Great Smoky Mountains National Park, which is on the border of North Carolina and Tennessee. Nathan Rott/NPR hide caption
House Speaker Paul Ryan To Meet With Donald Trump In Attempt To Mend Ties
Two states now require that academic transcripts note that a student has been punished for campus sexual assault. Christopher Leigh/Imagezoo/Getty Images hide caption
Push Grows For A 'Scarlet Letter' On Transcripts Of Campus Sexual Offenders
Brazil's Senate To Vote On Impeachment Of President Dilma Rousseff
As 10-Year Deal Nears End, Israel Urges U.S. To Provide More Arms Aid
Save The Children Highlights Plight Of Syrian Child Refugees In New PSA
Louise Erdrich is the author of 15 novels, including The Plague of Doves and The Round House. She is the owner of Birchbark Books in Minneapolis, Minn. Paul Emmel/Courtesy of HarperCollins hide caption
After Tragedy, 2 Families Find Their Own Justice In Louise Erdrich's 'LaRose'
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