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Letter from Hungary: Migrants seek EU's field of dreams

By Shawn Pogatchnik | August 30, 2015 - 12:06pm

On the edge of a Hungarian cornfield, the beam from a car's headlights reflects in their eyes: Europe's newest residents, catching their breath, fresh from evading border police.

World

Pope Benedict hits ‘religious consumerism’

August 22, 2005 - 12:00am

MARIENFELD, Germany (AFP) — Pope Benedict XVI yesterday criticized an "explosion" in religious consumerism and those profiting from it at a Mass attended by at least 800,000 pilgrims celebrating the...

Headlines

As we age, the less lactose we are able to handle

April 29, 2002 - 12:00am

Milk is important for both the physical and mental advancement of a child. In surprisingly numerous cases, however, milk intake causes gas, abdominal pains and even diarrhea. For the lactose-intolerant child, drinking...

Science and Environment

As we age, the less lactose we are able to handle

July 16, 2001 - 12:00am

Milk is important for both the physical and mental advancement of a child. In surprisingly numerous cases, however, milk intake causes gas, abdominal pain and even diarrhea. For the lactose-intolerant child, drinking...

Science and Environment