Egyptian Arima introduces us to the Shia blogs of Egypt.

Lao Voices introduces interesting snacks from Lao Markets.

To give you some perspective, in the previous two decades of searching, we had only known about 400 prior to Kepler.

DJ Now we've found these individualisms in all sorts of animals, in particular in the cats.

You learn a lot about a country s underlying stability by how it responds to a crisis.

After spending weeks with Syrian refugees in Amsterdam Central Station and at the camps, we have made close friends that are now part of our lives.

Clearly, the more we know about patients, conditions, treatments, and outcomes, the better we will be able to predict outcomes on an individual basis.

Now, in the 27 years since HIV was identified</b> as the cause of AIDS, we've developed more drugs to treat HIV than all other viruses put together.

Specialist Charles A. Graner, identified</b> as a ringleader in the Abu Ghraib depravity, has worked at that prison since 1996.

If we know the price of cream and the price of skim milk, we can figure out the price of milk with 1 cream, 2 cream, or 4 cream.

What do people watch on TV around the world? Alessandra Stanley, the chief television critic of The New York Times is traveling to many different countries and through videos, she is letting us know what people make and watch on TV.

In this first of its kind demo, Heather Knight introduces Data, a robotic stand up comedian that does much more than rattle off one liners it gathers audience feedback and tunes its act as the crowd responds. Is this thing on?