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On Monday the Wildlife Conservation Society told zoo-lovers that they will be able to visit the world's tiniest species of foxes in their new home at the Prospect Park Zoo.

In a world where a simple camera phone can provide an accurate account of police interactions, young citizens are finding the courage to speak up for themselves and their civil rights.

Until the story of the hunt is told by the lion, the tale of the hunt will always glorify the hunter   ~Ewe-Mina proverb

Photo Credit: Thinkstock In a world where parents struggle to balance work responsibilities and family needs, the argument for paid parental leave is furthered by dynamic research. Read more

Mice born to mothers that run during their pregnancies grow up to be rodents that love to run as adults, according to a thought-provoking new animal experiment, while pups with sedentary moms had a less-enthusiastic attitude toward exercise.

Haiti Cultural Exchange (HCX) is proud to announce the Second Biennial Selebrasyon!, a festival of Haitian art and culture, showcasing the diversity, beauty and vitality of Haiti and its Diaspora!.

According to a new interview with Brooklyn born actor Jamie Hector and Fusion , young actors and actresses in the Brooklyn area are finding footing in the nonprofit theater company entitled Moving Mountains.

Trinidad Prime Minister Dr. Keith Rowley On May 5, t he Honorable Dr. Keith Rowley, Prime Minister of Trinidad & Tobago, will keynote the Medgar Evers College Inaugural International Education Awards Ceremony.

Healthy Start Brooklyn is pleased to invite you to a community viewing of "The Raising of America.

The Bedford-Stuyvesant area of Brooklyn is preparing to welcome esteemed jazz musicians as they gear up for the 17th Annual Central Brooklyn Jazz Festival.