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  • A little girl cries as she is weighed in a mobile nutrition clinic in Michemire, Chad. MIchemire is in a county that has one of the highest rates of stunting in the world. (Associated Press)

    Lack of food stunts Chad children, damages minds

    One morning, a little girl named Achta sat in the front row of this village's only school and struggled mightily with the assignment her teacher had given her.

  • Officials are on the scene outside of Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, Conn., where authorities say a gunman opened fire inside an elementary school in a shooting that left 27 people dead, including 20 children, Friday, Dec. 14, 2012. (AP Photo/Julio Cortez)

    Principal killed in shooting posted of lifelong learning awaiting 'Kinders'

    The day before she was killed in one of the worst school shootings in U.S. history, Newtown, Conn., Elementary School Principal Dawn Hochsprung posted a final Twitter message about some of the books that she and her staff had planned to look over during the day.

  • Supporters of Senegal's president await his arrival for a campaign rally Feb. 10 in the town of Dagana. Abdoulaye Wade says he is in good health and is able to serve another term. "I still feel like I have the physical and intellectual capacity to serve my people," he said. (Associated Press)

    Senegal leader's age becomes campaign issue

    The question dogging the president of this nation as he tries to persuade his country to vote for him one last time can be traced to this town enveloped in sand.

  • City State: Morning Roundup

    IRENE UPDATE: Schools without electricity are closed; Outages update; Planes flying and trains running.

  • Dave Southward of Hamilton, Ontario, takes photos of the Washington Monument in D.C., behind a temporary barrier set up by the U.S. Park Police on Aug. 24, 2011. The monument will be closed for an indefinite period of time while the National Park Service inspects it for damage resulting from the 5.8-magnitude earthquake that hit the East Coast on Aug 23, 2011. (Pratik Shah/The Washington Times)

    D.C. area evaluates earthquake damage

    The Washington area spent much of Wednesday cautiously evaluating the structural integrity of its homes, schools, office buildings, bridges, rail lines and tunnels. By the end of the day, it appeared that Tuesday's earthquake shook nerves more severely than anything else.

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