Meet Long Pross, a teenager who was tortured and forced into sexual slavery in Cambodia. She's recuperating now, but how can we rescue other girls like her? View

Owners of a butcher shop, a movie tourism service, and a bicycle manufacturer share the hard realities of staying afloat during the down economy. View

Once an Italian lawyer, Alberto Cairo now helps disabled Afghans live normally again with artificial limbs. He considers himself very lucky. View

A former gang member from California teaches break dancing to at-risk kids in Cambodia. View

The tiny mountain pine beetle is destroying millions of acres of forests. It's the largest insect infestation in the history of North America. View

Muslim women are fighting for the right to wear head scarves in secular Turkey. View

Ahmad al-Shugairi is among a new generation of TV preachers who are shaping new ways for young people throughout the Middle East to experience Islam. View

Young men come from around the world to an unfamiliar indigent neighborhood to selflessly provide a homeless shelter, youth center, food and comfort. View

Women in Pakistan are being subjected to an alarming kind of terrorism, often inflicted by their own husbands. View

She inspired the 1950s folk music revival. In the 1960s her renditions of spirituals and blues formed the soundtrack of the civil rights movement. Hear why. View

Congolese survivors of the world's worst rape epidemic were shamed into silence for years. Now they're speaking out. View

For members of the nation's first all-African-American high school rugby team, the sport has opened up new possibilities. View