The photographer behind "The Vulture and the Little Girl," depicting a starving child during Sudan's 1993 famine, Kevin Carter killed himself the following year.

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Voting history is a story of the powerful trying to keep minorities from asserting their own power at the polls.

Years before the polio vaccine and Rachel Carson's "Silent Spring" were born into existence, pesticides like DDT were thought to cure most ailments.

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Under the guise of tradition, child brides around the world face a life of poverty, mistreatment and stolen opportunities.

If you thought that California's water woes are a new event, the Owens Valley Protests are sure to leave you dumbfounded.

Vladimir Putin is the world's first viral dictator, and satire has been mainly digital. And guess what? The thug in a trapper's hat hasn't received it well.

While the practice might make bibliophiles wince, book art provides a new life to dusty texts.

Love led Horace Greasley to make over 200 escapes from German POW camps during World War Two. And his story is about to become immortalized through film.