A 14-year-old Afghan girl is inadvertently killed by shrapnel from a U.S. mortar strike (Time)

Her framing business subsided, so Treasure Philips devotes most of her efforts to strategizing how to get big supermarket discounts. (Time)

The sport of Course Landaise, France's answer to bullfighting, combines leaping, spinning and smarter bovines. (Time)

An Osaka café provides feline lovers with a place to get their kitty fixes. (Time)

Following the devastating earthquake, many Haitian women and girls now face a new kind of terror. (Time)

The world's largest and most dangerous lizards live on an Indonesian island where residents -- and tourists -- give them a wide berth. (Time)

Fish farming seems like a natural enterprise for this island nation, but it took a hard-working consultant from Ivory Coast to make it happen. (Time)

The documentary 'Wordplay' inspires newbies to compete against its star -- the five-time reigning champion of the annual tournament. (Time)

With the release of the quirky alternative-rock duo's latest children's album, they reveal the appeal, and challenges, of entertaining kids. (Time)

An American writer races to aid the badly injured Port-au-Prince orphanage manager who had once helped cure him of malaria. (Time)