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National Geographic photographers teach under-served youth

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Parents of U.S. hostage mount campaign to win his release

Parents of U.S. hostage mount campaign to win his release

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Training youths to use a camera as cultural passport

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Viewers respond to gap between science and public opinion

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How mass NYC subway swab could change public health

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No proof yet of IS claims about female hostage’s death

No proof yet of IS claims about female hostage’s death

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A mother demands better advocacy for U.S. hostages

A mother demands better advocacy for U.S. hostages

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Why have anti-Semitic acts on French Jews doubled in a year?

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Humanitarian crisis growing in Ukraine as civilians exit

Humanitarian crisis growing in Ukraine as civilians exit

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What ‘Gangnam Style’ can teach us about investing

The huge global hit “Gangnam Style” broke YouTube records; did it also drive shares of a South Korean semiconductor company? Economics correspondent Paul Solman reports on what Korean pop star Psy has in common with “the hottest, sexiest CEOs alive” and the 2013 Nobel Prize in Economics.