This month in Mexico, Markus Rindt, a German symphony conductor who grew up in East Germany under Communism, brought his "Tear Down This Wall!" tour to Mexico, and the US-Mexico border. Things got complicated.

Will cow dung really help heal a burn? No! Kids in Uganda learn how to assess health claims with the help of comics.

Grammy-winning producer Ian Brennan traveled to the remote island of Ukerewe and recorded music written by people living with albinism. These songs have become a way to send messages of empowerment.

Opponents of Vladimir Putin have tapped into young Russians' shifting media habits, turning to social media channels to disseminate their message.

Champion surfers Meryem El Gardoum and Fatima Zahra Berrada are the first women to represent Morocco at a surf contest abroad. Despite their success, back home in Morocco, some men aren’t sold on surfing and don’t approve of local women and girls taking part. And there's pushback from local women, too.

David Muto of The New Yorker wrote about the lawyer, William Marutani, a proponent of removing the bans on interracial marriage.

While Washington and the media are preoccupied with the Comey hearings, what else is going on that we’re not hearing about? Or, ought to be paying closer attention to?

Juanes has a new album called "Mis Planes Son Amarte" and it's his answer to all the bad news out there

The simple but powerful idea of uniting communities by bringing a taco truck to mosques during Ramadan.

“It’s about women, loving women, no matter where we come from, no matter what we look like, and that it’s our story to tell, when we want to tell it."