Daniel Shkolnik

Welcome to opera in the 21st century.

And they're definitely not a sub-in for physical therapy.

And this time, everybody got paid.

After working illegally in their new country of residence, select MDs will get accredited.

Sorry, Morocco. Save for the tortillas, there's nothing Mexican about them.

Doughy, flaky, and buttery, Morocco's take on the crepe is anything but dainty.

Morocco's take on the crepe is delicious with honey and butter, soft white cheese, or all by itself.

Cafe Baba—a hole in the wall in Tangier where locals come to drink mint tea and smoke kief—is legendary not for what it serves but rather for who it's served.

Spain's economic recession has led to a proliferation of "okupas," or squats, that combine vaguely illegal housing with anarchist ideology. For the feminists of Seville's La Revolución, who occupy a 125-year-old building owned by a bank, that means no...

Residents of Europe's oldest Roma settlement, El Vacie, have long lived in poverty. But recently, they've become known for something else—their award-winning performances in classic plays.

They call themselves the "Victors," and they're providing essential services in a historically tough barrio.

They called him "Robin Hood on a motorcycle," and Leroy Bolden held it down in New Haven until coke got the better of him.