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The Balukali refugee camp, located about an hour's drive south of the seaside tourist city of Cox's Bazar, is one of many informal camps in southern Bangladesh. An estimated 2,000 Rohingya families who fled neighboring Myanmar live in Balukali. Michael Sullivan for NPR hide caption
The Balukali refugee camp, located about an hour's drive south of the seaside tourist city of Cox's Bazar, is one of many informal camps in southern Bangladesh. An estimated 2,000 Rohingya families who fled neighboring Myanmar live in Balukali. Michael Sullivan for NPR hide caption
Rohingya Fleeing Myanmar Describe Military Tactic Of Systematic Rape
Former President George W. Bush visits the Theresanyo primary school in Gaborone, Botswana, during an official visit on April 4. Monirul Bhuiyan/AFP/Getty Images hide caption
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The old town area of Budva, a seaside town in Montenegro. Tuul and Bruno Morandi/Getty Images hide caption
Above, the Library of Congress Card Division, 1919 The Library of Congress/Chronicle Books hide caption
File This Under Nostalgia: New Book Pays Tribute To The Library Card Catalog
A Wizard of Oz mural honors Grand Rapids, Minn.-native Judy Garland. Don Gonyea /NPR hide caption
Trump Supporters In The Upper Midwest Have A Message: Be More 'Presidential'
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This wounded ant (Megaponera analis), with two termites clinging to it, is alive but likely too exhausted after battle to get back to the nest without help. Frank et al./Science Advances hide caption
The fiasco with a United passenger being dragged off a plane illustrates the problem of enticing people to voluntarily give up their seats. Nam Y. Huh/AP hide caption