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Meet the leopards of YouTube

It was just after sunrise and we were racing to meet a local celebrity we had been doggedly tracking all morning. She’d been spotted grabbing a drink nearby, so we made a beeline to the nearest watering hole, arriving...

The female leopard known as Tlalamba, a star of the game drives livestreamed by WildEarth in South Africa. — The New York Times

A story of faith and resilience in the face of impossible medical challenge

A story of faith and resilience in the face of impossible medical challenge

Praying for peace in Gaza

Smoke billows following Israeli bombardment in Rafah, in the southern Gaza Strip, on March 27, 2024, amid the ongoing conflict between Israel and the Palestinian militant group Hamas.

Walking in Ramadan: A Unique Experience for Body and Soul

Walking in Ramadan: A Unique Experience for Body and Soul

Ramadan Football Leagues Bring Together Youth Across Oman

Ramadan Football Leagues Bring Together Youth Across Oman

Lung Disease Raises Heart Risk: Study

Lung Disease Raises Heart Risk: Study

Sprinklers and drip irrigation help Iraqis beat drought

A farmer walks next to sprinklers, part of a new water management systems brought by the UN World Food Programme, on a farm in the village of al-Azrakiya, in Iraq's central province of Anbar, on February 22, 2024. Hundreds of Iraqi farmers benefited from new water management systems brought by the WFP. It uses automated sprinklers and drip irrigation to ensure scarce water is used in the most efficient way and not lost as run-off or evaporated under the blazing sun.

A multitasker’s guide to regaining focus

We can’t really do more than one thing at a time, experts say. But these tactics can help. NYT

Collective siesta in Mexico City aims to promote the right to sleep

Collective siesta in Mexico City aims to promote the right to sleep

An exceptional Ramadan Iftar in Suwgra

An exceptional Ramadan Iftar in Suwgra

The rich legacy of the historic mosque of Manah

The rich legacy of the historic mosque of Manah

A Swimming Dinosaur? Maybe Not, Study Says

An artists rendering of spinosaurus standing in water and eating fish. (Daniel Navarro via The New York Times)

Sandboarding makes a post-COVID comeback in Namibia desert town

Sandboarding makes a post-COVID comeback in Namibia desert town

Ramadan in Zanzibar: The Intersection of Islam and Culture

Ramadan in Zanzibar: The Intersection of Islam and Culture

The Triangle of Success

The Triangle of Success

Exploring the Cultural Significance of Mass Iftars in Oman

Exploring the Cultural Significance of Mass Iftars in Oman
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