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Louisiana Takes Stock Of The Damage After Devastating Flooding
Daniel Stover, 17, moves a boat of personal belongings from a friend’s flooded home in Sorrento, La., on Saturday.
NSA Leak Rattles Cybersecurity Industry
The National Security Agency stockpiled sophisticated tools designed to penetrate commonly used security software. Now that hackers have revealed some of those techniques, companies
Politics Still Prevalent In The Pulpit, Survey Shows
Voters turn out to cast their ballots for the midterm election at First Christian Church of Decatur, Ga., in 2014.
On The Bauhaus Trail In Germany
The Bauhaus Building rises over Dessau, a small, postindustrial city in eastern Germany, like a futuristic message from the past. With its suspended glass
Ride A Boat Through Wild Waters To Hot Springs Near Tofino, B.C.
Daniel Gardiner and Eva Morgan relax at Hot Springs Cove, part of Maquinna Marine Provincial Park near Tofino, B.C. Multiple tour guides in Tofino
36 Hours In Minneapolis
Minneapolis, a city of lakes, has it all — an industrial past that is both gritty and glamorous; affordability and a high rate of
The Cave Dwellers Of Southern Spain
Guadix has the largest number of cave homes in Europe, with more than 2,000 underground dwellings
This Temple At Cholula Dwarfs The Great Pyramid At Giza, Yet It Went Unnoticed By Spanish Invaders. Why?
They arrived in their thousands. Hardened by months of war with ferocious natives, near-starvation and exotic diseases, Hernan Cortez and his Spanish army marched
SpaceX Successfully Launches Japanese Satellite And Clinches Yet Another Sea Landing
In another step toward testing technologies that it hopes would power its ambitious mission to Mars, SpaceX has shipped its next generation rocket engine