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• [04.26]奥巴马是遣返非法移民的总司令吗？
• [04.26]科学家正在研发检测唐氏综合症的手机应用
• [04.26]乌克兰迫使欧盟重新考虑同俄罗斯的关系
• [04.26]美国新闻业面临重大挑战
• [04.25]以色列、美国谴责巴勒斯坦计划组建团结政府
• [04.25]控制疟疾战果显著 但抗药问题日益严重
• [04.24]普京对乌东策略有别克里米亚
• [04.23]2014纽约车展电动车成为焦点
• [04.23]奥巴马总统访亚洲四国 TPP谈判困难重重
• [04.22]西方制裁开始触动俄罗斯经济
• [04.22]乌克兰阴云笼罩奥巴马亚洲行
• [04.22]爆炸案一年后，波士顿再办马拉松
• [04.19]卡特谴责印度虐待女童
• [04.19]海上机器人前景广阔
• [04.19]地球大小的新行星被发现
• [04.19]奥巴马排除军事干预乌克兰可能
• [04.17]乌克兰紧张加剧将获更多经济援助
• [04.17]奥巴马亚洲行意在安抚盟国
• [04.16]脊椎植入装置改变瘫痪者生活
• [04.16]波士顿为爆炸案后首次马拉松大赛做准备
• [04.12]太阳能动力飞机将做环球飞行
• [04.12]奥巴马赞扬美前总统约翰逊民权贡献
• [04.12]美国海军学院的外国留学生
• [04.12]很多美国人买不起平价医保
• [04.12]美中寻求建立更紧密的军事关系，但争议仍存在
• [04.08]美国警告俄罗斯不要在乌克兰挑起分离主义事端
• [04.08]俄罗斯觊觎乌克兰的连锁反应
• [04.08]汽车间通讯将避免车祸
• [04.08]医保法成为美国选举重要问题
• [04.05]地震提醒加州人预备应对灾难
• [04.05]美国寻求1994年卢旺达大屠杀的教训
• [04.04]阿富汗选民担心选举舞弊
• [04.04]卡尔扎伊将留下什么遗产？
• [04.02]NASA科学家试验设计新型飞机
• [04.02]美国公民荣誉勋章表彰献身精神
• [04.02]减肥手术能治糖尿病
• [04.01]美国会将通过援助乌克兰议案
• [04.01]美国兴起绿色旅馆
• [04.01]世界面对气候改变准备不足
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Download VOA Videos of May,2013(full text+video+audio)

• [05.31]Washington Tourism Up, Despite Sequester Budget Cuts

• [05.30]Researcher Explores Native American Herbal Remedies

• [05.25]Syrian Refugees Hunt for Work in Lebanon

• [05.24]'Britons of African Origin' Kill Soldier in London

• [05.23]'Cash Mob' Phenomenon Supports Local Business

• [05.23]Asian Water Summit Focuses on Security, Disaster

• [05.22]Oklahoma Tornado Victims Share Stories of Survival

• [05.21]Syrian Rebels Suffer Setbacks From Fighting in Town Near Lebanon Border

• [05.18]Secret Life of Egyptian Pigs

• [05.17]Syrian Strife Spilling Over, Infecting Region

• [05.15]Artist J R Occupies Times Square

• [05.13]Egyptians Wonder When, If, Mubarak Case Will End

• [05.13]Washington Week: More US Government Probes Expected

• [05.11]Cleveland Women's Escape From Long Captivity Unprecedented

• [05.11]China Increasingly Uneasy With North Korea

• [05.10]South Africa’s Black Middle Class on the Rise

• [05.10]Pakistani Women Determined to Vote Despite Threats

• [05.09]Songwriter Looks Back at Rock and Roll Repertoire

• [05.08]US Colleges Struggle to Keep Up with New Technical Skills

• [05.07]Israeli Strikes in Syria Pose Dilemma for Arab States

• [05.06]Washington Week: Focus on Immigration Reform, Benghazi

• [05.04]Fire Season Starts Early in California

• [05.04]US, S. Korea Summit to Focus on Security, Economic Ties

• [05.04]Artist/Musician Invents Easy-to-Play Instrument

• [05.03]US Troops Prepare for Afghan 'Spring Offensive'

• [05.02]Osama bin Laden Gone But Not Forgotten in Pakistan

• [05.02]US Weighs Military Options for Syria Chemical Weapons

• [05.01]US Housing Prices, And Confidence, Rise

VOA Videos of April,2013(MP4+MP3+FULL TEXT)

• [04.29]FBI Interviews Boston Area Chechens About Bombing Suspects

• [04.29]Washington Week: Obama Trip to Mexico Keeps Focus on Immigration Reform

• [04.27]Boston Mosque Condemns Terrorist Bombers

• [04.27]US Budget Breakthrough Ends Air Travel Delays

• [04.26]Automakers Capitalizing on Chinese Appetite for Larger, Luxury Cars

• [04.25]US Offers $10 Billion Weapons Package to Counter Iran Threats

• [04.25]Entrepreneur Adds Color to Lives of Amputees

• [04.24]US Looks to Ease Japan-S Korea Tensions

• [04.23]Tourism, Development Threaten Burmese Lake

• [04.23]Washington State Gears Up for Marijuana Industry

• [04.22]London Marathon Runners in Solidarity With Boston

• [04.21]Watertown Bounces Back

• [04.20]IMF Chief: Global Financial Threat Easing

• [04.20]Uncle Speaks Out About Boston Bombing Suspects

• [04.19]Health Experts Attend Global Conference on Infant Mortality

• [04.19]Bombings, Intimidation Mar Run-up to Pakistan Elections

• [04.18]Folic Acid Supplements Shown To Reduce Risk Of Autism

• [04.17]IMF: Global Economic Prospects Improve But Recovery Is 'Bumpy' for Some

• [04.17]Trance Hypnotizes and Entertains

• [04.17]North Korea Marks Anniversary Without Missile Test

• [04.16]Afghan Opium Crop Headed for Record High

• [04.16]IMF, World Bank to Discuss Poverty, Power, and Growth

• [04.16]Exhibit at Berlin Jewish Museum Stokes Debate

• [04.16]Magnetic Ring Used to Stop Acid Reflux

• [04.15]Venezuelans Vote for Chavez Successor

• [04.14]Chavez Spirit Lives On in Venezuelan Election Campaign

• [04.13]Spectacular Cherry Blossoms in Maryland Lure International Visitors

• [04.11]North Korean Dissident: Kim Jong Un Is Unexperienced

• [04.10]G8 Ministers to Meet With Syrian Opposition in London

• [04.09]Egyptian Women Reject Blame for Upsurge in Sexual Harrassment

• [04.08]Kerry Meets Abbas in New Bid to Revive Peace Talks

• [04.08]Washington Week: Focus on Economic, Fiscal Matters

• [04.05]Despite Slow Start, Starbucks Expands in India

• [04.05]Violence on Rise in Iraq's Oil-Rich Kirkuk Area

• [04.04]Fracking Could Lead to Big Profits for Some Companies

• [04.04]US To Send Missile Defenses to Guam

• [04.04]Africa's First Ladies Promote Women's, Children's Health

• [04.03]World Bank President: Elimination of Poverty Possible

• [04.03]Study Finds More Women in Independent Films

VOA Standard English Videos of March,2013(MP4+MP3+FULL TEXT)

• [03.31]Christians Worldwide Prepare for Easter

• [03.30]Teacher Finds Artful Way to Inspire Students

• [03.30]Scientists say Climate Change, Dams Threaten Mekong Livelihoods

• [03.29]California Cities Crack Down on Unlicensed Maternity Hotels

• [03.29]Cyprus Banks Reopen, Bailout Negotiations Continue

• [03.27]Supporters of Gay Marriage Await US Court Rulings

• [03.26]Texas Teen Examines the Music of the Backyard

• [03.26]Late Cherry Blossoms Disappoint Washington Tourists

• [03.25]Iraqis Hope Kerry Visit Revitalizes Ties

• [03.24]Cyprus Parliament Passes Financial Measures, Future Uncertain

• [03.23]Supreme Court to Rule on Gay Marriage in US

• [03.22]Older Volunteers Help Children Learn to Read

• [03.22]US Soccer Hosts Costa Rica in Key World Cup Qualifier

• [03.21]Cypriots Wait and Worry As Default Looms

• [03.21]Bernanke Offers Mixed Economic Outlook For US

• [03.21]Iran, Syria Major Topics on Obama's First Day in Israel

• [03.21]College Students Rescue Leftover Food, Feed the Poor

• [03.21]Tribal Languages, Economic Woes Inspire Nigerian Music

• [03.20]African Music, Interactive Media At Texas Festival

• [03.20]Lebanese NGO Collaborates with Religious Leaders to Combat Domestic Abuse

• [03.19]Argentinians in Rome Celebrate Pope Francis

• [03.18]International Performers Flock to Texas Music Festival

• [03.17]SXSW Attracts Musicians, Filmmakers from Around the World

• [03.16]US Conservatives Debate Change

• [03.16]South Africa Moves to Strengthen its Economic Standing

• [03.15]Pope Francis Known for Humility, Service to the Poor

• [03.15]Vatican Looks South for Pope, but Still Aims at Orthodoxy

• [03.13]Gun Control Debate Firing Up Local Communities

• [03.13]NASA: Ancient Martian Conditions Suitable for Life

• [03.13]Sequestration Puts Malaria Vaccine Trial in Jeopardy

• [03.12]US, China Facing Increasingly Belligerent North Korea

• [03.12]YouTube Aims to Increase Viewership Online

• [03.09]Hats Rule at Rodeo Time in Houston

• [03.09]Sequestration Budget Cuts Hitting Defense Contractors

• [03.09]Kerry's First Trip Abroad Tackles Familiar Issues

• [03.08]Pentagon Warns North Korea Against Further Provocations

• [03.08]Activists: US Minimum Wage Boost Would Especially Benefit Women

• [03.08]'War Witch' is Modern Tale of Horror in Film

• [03.07]South Africa Pledges to Get Tough on Rape

• [03.07]Aid Agencies: World has Forgotten Darfur Conflict

• [03.06]Gay Documentary Makes Inroads in Turkey

• [03.05]Vote Counting Underway After Big Voter Turnout in Kenya

• [03.05]Giant Airship Could Move Huge Amounts of Cargo

• [03.05]VOA Finds Evidence of Syrian Cluster Bomb Use

• [03.04]Washington Week: Focus on Effects of Automatic Spending Cuts

• [03.03]Serbian Scandal Highlights Fungal Poison Danger

• [03.02]IMF to Revise US Growth Forecast, Sequester Blamed

• [03.02]Obama: Spending Cuts Are 'Dumb,' Unnecessary

• [03.02]One Year On, India Fights to Remain Polio-Free

• [03.01]Burma Struggles to Crack Down on Wildlife Consumption

• [03.01]Senior Citizens Express Anxiety About US Budget Cuts

• [03.01]Aid to Syrian Opposition Falls Short of Expectations

Download VOA Video English of February,2013

• [02.28]The main page of Feburaru,2013

• [02.28]Turkey Provides Schools for Syrian Refugee Children

• [02.28]Cell Phone Use Increasing Pedestrian Danger

• [02.24]Obama Calls For US Election Reforms

• [02.23]US, Iran Go to the Mat for Olympic Wrestling

• [02.23]Foundation to Send More American Students to China

• [02.22]Wax Museum Focuses on African-Americans

• [02.22]Robots Help US Manufacturers Compete With China

• [02.21]Brain Researchers Uncover Secrets of Memory

• [02.21]Former US Congressman Pleads Guilty to Misspending Campaign Money

• [02.20]Historic University, City, Prepare for Kerry Speech

• [02.20]Backdrop of Kerry's First Speech as Secretary of State Rich in Its Own History

• [02.20]US-European Free Trade Talks To Begin Soon

• [02.19]Leaked White House Proposal Complicates Immigration Reform Effort

• [02.18]Washington Week: Focus Turns to US-Pacific Ties

• [02.18]Thousands March on White House to Protest Climate Change

• [02.17]US Troop Reduction to Test Afghans

• [02.16]Orchestra Comprised of Afghan Street-children Concludes US Tour

• [02.16]Oscar-Nominated Film Traces Journey of Ailing African Youngsters

• [02.16]Health Crisis Threatens Displaced Syrians

• [02.15]India's Youth Keep Spotlight on Violence Against Women

• [02.14]Teenager Wins Top Prize for Pancreatic Cancer Test

• [02.14]In Pakistan, Look to Mom for Love Match

• [02.14]Burmese Students Find Hope in University Revival

• [02.14]Displaced Syrians Struggle in Internal Camps

• [02.13]Analysts: Benedict Departure Will Leave Little Room for Change

• [02.13]Global Leaders Condemn N. Korea's Latest Nuclear Test

• [02.12]Five Actresses Compete For Coveted Oscar

• [02.12]New Fiscal Threat as Obama Addresses Nation

• [02.11]Afghan Youth Orchestra Goes From Kabul to Broadway

• [02.11]Washington Week: Focus on Obama 2nd Term Agenda

• [02.11]US General Says Afghan Victory Coming

• [02.10]Stakes High for Third North Korean Nuclear Test

• [02.10]Black History Illuminated by Tracing Lives of Former Slaves

• [02.10]Deficit, Economy Worry Texans Ahead of State of Union Address

• [02.09]Hearing-Impaired Students at Gallaudet Enjoy Top College Experience

• [02.08]Hollywood: State of the Union Expectations

• [02.08]New Director of Johnson Space Center Faces Cutbacks, Uncertainty

• [02.08]30,000 Sandy-Damaged Cars Stored on Eastern Long Island

• [02.08]State of the Union Address Likely to Focus on Domestic Issues

• [02.07]US Tragedies Make Gun Control Likely Target in State of the Union Address

• [02.07]Obama to Speak About His Faith at Prayer Breakfast(Video+Audio)

• [02.07]Battle for US Immigration Reform Gathers Steam(Video+Audio)

• [02.06]Obama Security Team Faces New Challenges, New Priorities(Video+Audio)

• [02.06]Afghan Youth Orchestra Prepares to Play US Venues(Video+Audio)

• [02.06]Indian Activists Say New Rape Law Falls Short(Video+Audio)

• [02.05]Gas Shortages Highlight Pakistan's Energy Crisis(Video+Audio)

• [02.05]International Writers Converge in Rangoon for Literature Festival(Video+Audio)

• [02.05]Kerry Begins Work as Secretary of State(Video+Audio)

• [02.04]Challenges Ahead for Foreign Troops in Mali(Video+Audio)

• [02.03]DC School Delivers Quality Education for African-American Girls(Video+Audio)

• [02.02]Secret Monitoring Clouds 9/11 Proceedings(Video+Audio)

• [02.01]NGO Trains Teachers, Leaders in Nairobi Slums(Video+Audio)

Download VOA Videos of January 2013(text+video+audio)

• [01.31]VOA Videos of January,2013(Video+Audio)

• [01.31]BlackBerry Unveils Two New Smartphones(Video+Audio)

• [01.31]A Look Back at Hillary Clinton Years as America's Top Diplomat(Video+Audio)

• [01.30]High-Tech Images Show How Viruses Infect Cells(Video+Audio)

• [01.30]AU Gives $50 Million for Mali Peacekeeping(Video+Audio)

• [01.28]Washington Week: Focus Turns to Immigration Reform, Cabinet Picks(Video+Audio)

• [01.26]40 Years Later, US Abortion Opinions Remain Passionate(Video+Audio)

• [01.26]France Deploys Special Forces as Terrorism Fears Grow(Video+Audio)

• [01.26]John Kerry: First White, Male Secretary of State in 16 Years(Video+Audio)

• [01.25]Kerry: Iran Must Comply With Nuclear Inspections(Video+Audio)

• [01.25]Britain Could Be on Path to EU Exit(Video+Audio)

• [01.24]Clinton: Benghazi Attack Part of Broader Challenge in Africa(Video+Audio)

• [01.23]US President Attends Inaugural Prayer Service(Video+Audio)

• [01.23]Youth Program Tries to Ease Lebanese Syrian Tensions(Video+Audio)

• [01.23]Regional Response to Mali Could Lead to Pitfalls(Video+Audio)

• [01.23]Michelle Obama Stuns in Jason Wu Gown(Video+Audio)

• [01.22]Widow of Slain Civil Rights Leader Delivers Inaugural Invocation(Video+Audio)

• [01.22]Mali Security Measures Hinder Humanitarian Access to Civilians(Video+Audio)

• [01.22]Syrians Ferry Needed Goods From Iraq(Video+Audio)

• [01.22]First Lady's New Hairstyle Creates Buzz(Video+Audio)

• [01.20]Clinton to Testify on Benghazi Attack(Video+Audio)

• [01.19]Virginians Push for Mental Health Awareness to Prevent Tragedies(Video+Audio)

• [01.19]Inauguration Security -- A Year In The Planning(Video+Audio)

• [01.19]Anger, Fear Sweep Europe After Algeria Attack(Video+Audio)

• [01.18]US Economy Faces Another Cliff(Video+Audio)

• [01.18]High School Band Members Excited About Inaugural Parade(Video+Audio)

• [01.18]National Day of Service Honors Civil Rights Leader Martin Luther King Jr.(Video+Audio)

• [01.18]US Advocates Political Solution in Mali(Video+Audio)

• [01.18]Homemade Gun Technology Vexes Effort to Control Weapons(Video+Audio)

• [01.17]Service Dogs to Walk in Inaugural Parade(Video+Audio)

• [01.16]African Americans Reflect on Obama 2nd Inauguration(Video+Audio)

• [01.16]Report: Billions Spent on US Immigration Enforcement Have Impact(Video+Audio)

• [01.16]Burma Attacks in Kachin Prompt Global Criticism(Video+Audio)

• [01.15]Obama Reviews Proposals to Curb Gun Violence(Video+Audio)

• [01.15]TVs Bigger, Better at Las Vegas CES(Video+Audio)

• [01.15]Report: Up to Half of World Food Production is Wasted(Video+Audio)

• [01.15]US Presidential Inaugurations Transfer Power Peacefully(Video+Audio)

• [01.14]New Technology Used to Track US Flu Outbreak(Video+Audio)

• [01.14]Burma’s Kachin Conflict Escalates(Video+Audio)

• [01.13]Boston Reels Under Flu Outbreak(Video+Audio)

• [01.12]US Troops to Hand Over Lead Fighting Role to Afghans(Video+Audio)

• [01.12]Rangoon's Historic Buildings Face Threat of Development(Video+Audio)

• [01.11]Karzai Makes His Case For Post-2014 US Assistance(Video+Audio)

• [01.11]US Flu Outbreak Earlier, Spreading Faster(Video+Audio)

• [01.11]New Talks Loom Over Iran's Controversial Nuclear Program(Video+Audio)

• [01.10]White House Chief of Staff Lew Expected to Take Over Treasury(Video+Audio)

• [01.10]Chavez Health Drives Venezuela Toward Uncertain Future(Video+Audio)

• [01.10]Iran Willing to Resume Nuclear Talks as Sanctions Bite Hard(Video+Audio)

• [01.09]Lack Of US Support For Mental Health Care Criticized(Video+Audio)

• [01.09]UN Spearheads Drive to Protect Journalists After Deadly 2012(Video+Audio)

• [01.07]Afghan Security Tops Agenda for Karzai Washington Talks(Video+Audio)

• [01.05]Teen Prostitutes Find Help Getting off the Streets(Video+Audio)

• [01.04]US House Speaker Boehner Reelected Despite Dissent(Video+Audio)

• [01.04]'Fiscal Cliff' Deal Highlights Messy US Democracy in Action(Video+Audio)

• [01.04]Rising Violence Against Egyptian Women Worries Rights Activists(Video+Audio)

• [01.02]Clinton Recovering From Blood Clot In Her Head(Video+Audio)

• [01.01]Fiscal Cliff Could Have Greatest Impact on Poor, Unemployed(Video+Audio)

• [01.01]End to Hollywood Film Violence Unlikely(Video+Audio)

VOA Standard English of December,2012(Video+Audio+Text)

• [12.29]'The Impossible' Revisits Devastating 2004 Tsunami

• [12.29]Armed DRC Militias Pose Risk for Children

• [12.28]University Plans To Demolish Ronald Reagan’s Chicago Apartment

• [12.27]Are Violent Games Linked to Violent Crimes?

• [12.27]US Embassy Security Beefed Up Despite Diplomatic Cost

• [12.27]Political Conflict Hurts Egyptian Economy

• [12.26]Security Challenges Await Somalia After Historic Year

• [12.25]Egyptian Christians Face Christmas Amid Fears for Future

• [12.25]Around the World, 2012 Holiday Shopping is Subdued

• [12.25]Christmas Celebrations Underway Around the World

• [12.25]Thai Migrant Worker Process Flawed, Awareness Low

• [12.24]Health Experts Ask for New Funds for Mental Health Programs

• [12.23]Burma's Ex-Political Prisoners Face Challenges

• [12.22]Analysts Note Serious Problems in Egyptian Constitution

• [12.22]Thai Schools for Migrants Aim to Prevent Child Labor

• [12.21]New Indian Law Takes Aim at Curbing Child Abuse

• [12.21]Building Relationships in LA Brings Down Crime Rate

• [12.21]US Hopes to Resolve Iran Nuclear Standoff in 2013

• [12.21]Nigeria Sees Bloodiest Year of Boko Haram Attacks

• [12.21]Movie, Game Violence Are Focus in Wake of School Shooting

• [12.21]Can US Win its War on Drugs?

• [12.20]US Army Corps of Engineers Works to Avert Crisis on Mississippi River

• [12.20]Confrontation Looms in 2013 Between Israel, Iran

• [12.20]US Economic Health Key to Global Growth in 2013

• [12.20]Washington Prepares for Obama Inauguration

• [12.19]Pentagon Prepares for Deep Budget Cuts

• [12.19]US Cities Brace for Looming Fiscal Cliff

• [12.19]Birth Defects Rise in Former Iraqi Battleground

• [12.18]US Coast Guard Monitors Receding Mississippi River Levels

• [12.18]First Funerals Held for US School Rampage Victims

• [12.18]E-Commerce Challenges Traditional Stores

• [12.17]Killing of US School Children Sparks Gun Control Discussion

• [12.16]Christmas Revels Celebrate Light Over Dark

• [12.16]School Shootings Shock Connecticut Town
• [12.15]Tools to Fight Infectious Diseases Rely on Public Health Programs

• [12.14]Analysts: N. Korea's Missile Launch is Not True Military Advance

• [12.13]California Attracts Cars of the Future

• [12.13]Abduction Prompts Girl to Fight Back for All Women

• [12.12]Burma Reforms Financial Controls Seeking Growth

• [12.11]Pertussis Rises, Research Focuses on Vaccine

• [12.11]Family Tastes Life on Food Assistance

• [12.10]US Supreme Court to Consider Same-Sex Marriage

• [12.10]London's Double Decker Buses Pose Danger to Holiday Shoppers

• [12.09]'Decorate a Vet' Helps Military Families on the Holidays

• [12.08]Students Dress for Success in School and Life

• [12.08]Hollywood Celebrates Holidays With Great Films

• [12.08]Burma's Divided Rakhine Tests Old Friendships

• [12.07]Pakistani Family Fights Tradition of Paying Giving Daughters to Settle Debts

• [12.07]Jordan's Muslim Brotherhood Raises Its Political Profile

• [12.06]Understanding the Scope of the US Debt Ceiling

• [12.06]New US Congress is Most Diverse in History

• [12.05]US Very Concerned About Syria’s Sarin Gas

• [12.05]Alleged Corruption in Washington is a Teaching Moment for Democracies

• [12.05]Young Entrepreneur Specializes in iPhones

• [12.05]Burger Makers Fight to Repeal Biofuel Law

• [12.04]Gay Rights Groups Push for Anti-Discrimination Laws

• [12.04]Washington Insider Susan Rice Could Face Tough Nomination Battle

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VOA Standard English of December,2012(Video+Audio+Text)

• [12.29]'The Impossible' Revisits Devastating 2004 Tsunami

• [12.29]Armed DRC Militias Pose Risk for Children

• [12.28]University Plans To Demolish Ronald Reagan’s Chicago Apartment

• [12.27]Are Violent Games Linked to Violent Crimes?

• [12.27]US Embassy Security Beefed Up Despite Diplomatic Cost

• [12.27]Political Conflict Hurts Egyptian Economy

• [12.26]Security Challenges Await Somalia After Historic Year

• [12.25]Egyptian Christians Face Christmas Amid Fears for Future

• [12.25]Around the World, 2012 Holiday Shopping is Subdued

• [12.25]Christmas Celebrations Underway Around the World

• [12.25]Thai Migrant Worker Process Flawed, Awareness Low

• [12.24]Health Experts Ask for New Funds for Mental Health Programs

• [12.23]Burma's Ex-Political Prisoners Face Challenges

• [12.22]Analysts Note Serious Problems in Egyptian Constitution

• [12.22]Thai Schools for Migrants Aim to Prevent Child Labor

• [12.21]New Indian Law Takes Aim at Curbing Child Abuse

• [12.21]Building Relationships in LA Brings Down Crime Rate

• [12.21]US Hopes to Resolve Iran Nuclear Standoff in 2013

• [12.21]Nigeria Sees Bloodiest Year of Boko Haram Attacks

• [12.21]Movie, Game Violence Are Focus in Wake of School Shooting

• [12.21]Can US Win its War on Drugs?

• [12.20]US Army Corps of Engineers Works to Avert Crisis on Mississippi River

• [12.20]Confrontation Looms in 2013 Between Israel, Iran

• [12.20]US Economic Health Key to Global Growth in 2013

• [12.20]Washington Prepares for Obama Inauguration

• [12.19]Pentagon Prepares for Deep Budget Cuts

• [12.19]US Cities Brace for Looming Fiscal Cliff

• [12.19]Birth Defects Rise in Former Iraqi Battleground

• [12.18]US Coast Guard Monitors Receding Mississippi River Levels

• [12.18]First Funerals Held for US School Rampage Victims

• [12.18]E-Commerce Challenges Traditional Stores

• [12.17]Killing of US School Children Sparks Gun Control Discussion

• [12.16]Christmas Revels Celebrate Light Over Dark

• [12.16]School Shootings Shock Connecticut Town
• [12.15]Tools to Fight Infectious Diseases Rely on Public Health Programs

• [12.14]Analysts: N. Korea's Missile Launch is Not True Military Advance

• [12.13]California Attracts Cars of the Future

• [12.13]Abduction Prompts Girl to Fight Back for All Women

• [12.12]Burma Reforms Financial Controls Seeking Growth

• [12.11]Pertussis Rises, Research Focuses on Vaccine

• [12.11]Family Tastes Life on Food Assistance

• [12.10]US Supreme Court to Consider Same-Sex Marriage

• [12.10]London's Double Decker Buses Pose Danger to Holiday Shoppers

• [12.09]'Decorate a Vet' Helps Military Families on the Holidays

• [12.08]Students Dress for Success in School and Life

• [12.08]Hollywood Celebrates Holidays With Great Films

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