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The National Hellenic Museum opens its doors to the public for the first time on Saturday.

Roughly 350,000 Bahá’ís live in Iran. Worldview speaks with Glen Fullmer, national spokesperson for the Bahá’í in the U.S., about the oppression, disappearances and human rights violations against the Bahá’í of Iran. As Europe's economic crisis continues, E.U.

Bolivia’s president, Evo Morales, is under fire for his support of a proposed highway through a national park, as well as other not-so-green projects. These efforts, along with his crackdown on protesters and support of extraction industries, suggest that the U.N.

Just when it looked like the European Union's bailout would begin to stabilize Greece, the situation got more complicated.

In the 1990s, the U.S. was enjoying the fruits of a technology boom. The era created the first generation of Internet titans, from AOL to Yahoo. Unemployment hovered at around five percent. And U.S.

The new National Hellenic Museum in Chicago’s Greektown neighborhood won’t actually open its doors until November but the sneak peek they’re cooking up for later on in the week might just get peoples' mouths watering.

Amidst concerns of a Greek default, French President Nicolas Sarkozy and German Chancellor Angela Merkel said they want Greece to remain in the EU. We talk about jittery markets and the prospect of a new world order with David Hale, founding chairman of David Hale Global Economics.