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Darfur: The Tragedy Deepens
After nearly four years of violence, homelessness and death, the people of Darfur, Sudan continue to suffer, with no end in sight.
Election '08: The View from China
The American election has also proven quite fascinating for one group of visiting international journalists: students from China.
English Dethroned as World Language?
English is the most spoken language worldwide, but it might not be for long.
Phil Lembert: Wise Grocery Shopping
Phil Lempert, the Supermarket Guru, discusses how to eat healthily and save money.
Heather Burczynski: Healthy Choice
Heather Burczynski discusses how and why she changed her lifestyle and lost 130 pounds. She was featured in USA Today.
Is China's Party Over, or is it Just Getting Started?
The Olympics are over, but many Chinese don't see today as the end of the party.
China's Churches Facing Leader Shortages
In China the church is growing so fast there's a shortage of pastors. And finding new ones isn't easy.
Life After the Beijing Olympics
Now that the Olympics are over, some are wondering where China goes from here.
China Sees a Growing Interest in Religion
Thirty years ago, the Chinese government forbid all religious activity. Today, freedom of religion is in China's constitution.
Olympians Gather for Prayer, Outreach
As thousands prayed in Washington D.C., miles away in Beijing, Olympic athletes were also meeting for a weekend of prayer.
Some Chinese Long for Ancient Way of Life
Parts of the historic city of Beijing are fast disappearing, leaving many residents longing for the old days.
The Faces Behind the Beijing Games
Some of the Games' most impressive achievements come free of charge, courtesy of thousands Olympic volunteers.
China Makes Strides in War with Pollution
Beijing has made massive strides in cleaning up the city for the Olympics. But China's war with pollution is only just beginning.
China Steps Up Olympic Security
China has spent more than $50 million to make the Beijing Olympics the most secure in Olympic history.
Faithful Hearts Fuel Christianity's Growth in China
One Chinese says he has preached from every book of the Bible, and that his sermons have been free of government censorship or interference.
China's Road to the Olympics
The day has finally come. After seven years and close to $42 billion later, the Beijing Olympics begins.
Olympics Challenge China to Lose Weight
As millions of Chinese catch Olympic fever, fitness is becoming a bigger part of their lives.
Can the Olympics Boost China's Image?
China hopes the Games will help transform its international image, but building that reputation has been a challenge.