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Shutterstock An innovative program aimed at getting more fruits and veggies to the poor is set to debut this summer in Detroit.
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The Irreplaceable History Being Destroyed in Aleppo
The city's cultural treasures, including its Grand Mosque and centuries-old souk, are in danger of being permanently lost to the war.
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Yes, This Ad Is Offensive. But Free Speech Rides Public Transit, Too
Sometimes embracing free speech means sharing the subway with an ad that churns your stomach.
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Belgrade Cancels Its Gay Pride Parade, Again: This Week in Bans
Also, Britain bans curves from school architecture and two chaps get exiled from an all-you-can-eat Mongolian restaurant.
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A 50,000-Person, 217-Mile March for Land Reform
Landless Indians are taking their concerns to the capital en masse.
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Postcard
The Aftermath of Hong Kong's Deadly Ferry Crash
37 people were killed after two boats collided.
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How Michigan Duped Canada Into Buying a New Bridge
Canada agreed to front the money after Tea Party activists voted against paying to replace the aging Ambassador Bridge.
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Will Ousted Georgian President's Instant City Live On?
Plans to build a city of 500,000 from scratch may not survive after he leaves office.
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Democracy in America
Don't Take Your Gun to the Playground in This North Carolina Town: This Week in Bans
Also, the Mongrel Mobsters can't pretty up their tombstones in a New Zealand town and New York City clamps down on blood-sucking circumcisions.
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Americans Still Trust Their Local Government, Even as Faith in Washington Crumbles
Blame the remoteness of D.C., or its partisan rancor.
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Obama vs. Romney: Who Has the Better Graffiti?
Predicting the outcome of the 2012 election with a highly scientific analysis of wall doodles.
