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A Pakistan family watches the destruction of Osama bin Laden's compound in Abbottabad, Pakistan, February 26, 2012.
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Year Later, Bin Laden Killing Still Colors Pakistan-US Ties

One of most expensive manhunts in history ended when US forces killed Osama bin Laden in Pakistan

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Malawi President Joyce Banda (file)

Role Models

Female leaders break barriers in Africa

Customers wait to board a taxi outside the Baragwanath mall in Soweto southwest of Johannesburg. (File)

Misbehaving

Johannesburg taxi drivers get a lesson

Mekong River

Hydropower

Villagers worry about impact of Mekong dams

Shakespeare Behind Bars' inmate ensemble cast performs "Macbeth" in 2009.

Prison Theater

Shakespeare preps inmates for real life

Josh Simpson creates planet-like spheres

Glass Art

Recreating natural wonders

Coral reef

Coral Reefs

Film explores their decline

This instrument, called a kalimba, is actually an old cooking pot, that had been fished out of a Kenyan dump.

Slum Drummers

Kenyans make beautiful music from scraps

Scene from Nepal in "One Day On Earth"

One Day on Earth

A global message about humanity

A cyber warfare expert works on his laptop computer in Charlotte, North Carolina, December 1, 2011.

Industrial Cyber Attacks

A costly spy game

   

 

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