4. FIRE SALE ON STUFF THAT BURNS
Prices for coal, natural gas, oil and the fuels made from crude are all far less expensive than they have been in recent years, making consumers happy, but hitting energy shareholders hard.
5. WHERE RUSSIA IS TRYING TO STAKE A CLAIM
Moscow has resubmitted a bid for vast territories in the Arctic to the United Nations, hoping to assert its control over potentially rich oil and gas reserves.
6. MISSION AT HIROSHIMA'S DOME
One survivor of the U.S. nuclear attack finds it hard to return to the site, while a graduate student devoted to recovering every bit of debris finds it hard to turn away.
7. WHY IRAQ DIGITIZES NATIONAL LIBRARY
As the Islamic State group destroys priceless Iraqi artifacts, a digitization project is underway at the Baghdad National Library to safeguard a millennia worth of history.
8. OFFICIALS PUZZLED OVER KILLED JUMPERS IN YOSEMITE
Investigators rule the deaths of two wingsuit fliers earlier this year in California as accidental, but the reasons why they died remain a mystery.
9. HOW TO REV UP GREEK ECONOMY
The experts advise to focus on the basics: Have a steady government, simplify the rules of business, and zoom in on existing sectors, like tourism and agriculture.
10. 2 MISSING SPECIAL OLYMPICS COMPETITORS FOUND SAFE
It remains unclear what happened to the two while they were gone.