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Africa Monitor The social (studies) network: Africa's cellular education revolution

Africa is the fastest-growing market for cellphones in the world, and they're increasingly being used to power the continent's educational breakthroughs.

Fasten seatbelts, air passengers. Climate change ahead.

Energy Voices Is the future of oil in Tunisia?

Why North Korea's US attack plans are nutty (+video)

Energy Voices Despite public support for Keystone XL pipeline, activists step up criticism

Change Agent How Ontario is putting an end to coal-burning power plants

At a West Bank seder, Jews commemorate a modern quest for freedom

Apple CEO apologizes to China for repair policies

Latin America Monitor Knowing neighbors through art: Rio houses new Latin American art museum

Energy Voices Pipelines can't keep up with North American oil boom

Chapter & Verse Pope Francis's book 'On Heaven and Earth' will be translated into English

Energy Voices Behind the oil boom lurks oil well depletion

Will Jesuit identity help Pope Francis repair 'fractured church'?

Stocks up; Dow on longest streak since '96

Best airport named: Indianapolis airport tops the list again

Estonian austerity, Paul Krugman, and Twitter: All the elements of an opera?

Africa Monitor Why an African pope might not signal change of course for the church

An American pope? What could help, or hinder, two cardinals' chances.

Camels evolved in the Arctic, say scientists

Energy Voices Are environmentalists wrong about the Keystone XL pipeline?

Humongous camels once roamed the Arctic, say scientists

Will ships sail through the North Pole by 2050?

Latin America Monitor Desperate for cash, Honduras to hawk bonds

Readers Write: The advantages of a decreasing Western birth rate

Lego for girls: Building profits by catering to girls