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10 Things to See at FotoFest Houston

The nation’s longest running festival of international photography highligh...

The nation’s longest running festival of international photography highlights artists exploring the climate question.

Sasha has been fed and is napping, so Tina can work out. 2003. Balancing Acts: Three Prima Ballerinas Becoming Mothers.

Balancing Acts: Meet the Prima Ballerinas Who Became Mothers

The life of a ballerina can be grueling, but for these dancers, the work do...

The life of a ballerina can be grueling, but for these dancers, the work doesn’t end on stage

Woman saving board games from bomb wreckage in London. 1939-1945.

Top Photographers Protest Museum Decision

“This government, they’ve got their hatchet out and they are hacking away a...

“This government, they’ve got their hatchet out and they are hacking away at the arts."

George, front left, and Miko Kaihara, front right, are surrounded by family members in the Tustin High School Science Center prior to the graduation ceremony in Tustin, Calif. June 18, 2015.

A Formerly Interned Japanese-American Couple Finally Got High School Diplomas

They are both 90 and fulfilled a lifelong dream

SEASIDE HEIGHTS, NJ - FEBRUARY 19: The Star Jet roller coaster remains in the water after the Casion Pier it sat on collapsed from the forces of Superstorm Sandy, February 19, 2013 in Seaside Heights, New Jersey. Governor Chris Christie has estimated that damage in New Jersey caused by Superstorm Sandy could reach $37 billion. (Photo by Mark Wilson/Getty Images)

Five Best Ideas of the Day: November 10

1. Food touches everything in our lives. Yet we have no national food polic...

1. Food touches everything in our lives. Yet we have no national food policy. That must change. By Mark Bittman, Michael Pollan, Ricardo Salvador and Olivier De Schutter in the Washington Post 2. Electronic Medical...

This image provided by the Saddle Ridge Hoard discoverers via Kagin's, Inc., shows one of the six decaying metal canisters filled with 1800s-era U.S. gold coins unearthed in California by two people who want to remain anonymous.

Couple Who Found $10 Million in Gold Coins Will Likely Keep The Loot

A heist from 1901, from which coins were never recovered, appears unrelated

The New York Times Shows It's Never Too Late To Issue A Correction

The paper issues a '12 Years A Slave' correction...161 years later