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Lori Gustafson said she's "overwhelmed with gratitude" for the flying, dyed cornstarch that pummeled runners through downtown Lansing on Saturday.

Energy-rich Qatar has come under international pressure to clamp down on violations of the rights of migrant workers, specially those building World Cup infrastructure.

Internal Revenue Service Commissioner John Koskinen testifies during a hearing before the Government Operations Subcommittee of the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee July 9, 2014 on Capitol Hill in Washington, DC.

The Detroit Mass Mob fills historic Sweetest Heart of Mary Church on Sunday, July 13, 2014.

Soldiers take the Oath of Citizenship during their naturalization ceremony at the United States Embassy in Kuwait.

A 3-year-old male black bear wanders onto a private beach on Lake Tahoe. / Courtesy of Nevada Department of Wildlife It's an indication this summer could be a particularly busy season for conflicts with the animal in Nevada, officials say.

"Your brother and sister are doing fine. You're always going to be the big brother, you know that?" says Dr. Sandford Estes to then-7-year-old Benjamin Lopez during a prenatal checkup with Lopez's mother at the Foundation for Women 's Health on Thursday, July 2, 2009, in Naples.

A year after a jury acquitted George Zimmerman of murdering Trayvon Martin, the trial's outcome clearing the former neighborhood watch volunteer is a source of ongoing activism and debate.

A year after a jury acquitted George Zimmerman of murdering Trayvon Martin, the trial's outcome clearing the former neighborhood watch volunteer is a source of ongoing activism and debate.

Berkeley County wants to protect what makes it special before it's paved over or cleared for condos and strip malls.

Many people strolling through the Downtown Farmer's Market on 104th Street had the chance to witness quite the sight.

Glencoe Under the Stars Benefiting: Family Service of Glencoe Location: Falk Park in Glencoe Date: June 7 Attending: 375 Raised: $80,000 Website: familyserviceofglencoe.org Glencoe's lush Kalk Park provided a picturesque and homey backdrop for Family Service of Glencoe's annual benefit "Glencoe Under the Stars" on June 7 where more than 375 FSG ... (more)

Pacific Business News' panel of nonprofit experts, from left, Stephan Jost, director, Honolulu Museum of Art; Joan Naguwa, executive director, HUGS ; Claire Shimabukuro, executive director, Hawaii Meals on Wheels; Kelvin Taketa, president and CEO, Hawaii Community Foundation; and Lisa Maruyama, president and CEO of the Hawaii Alliance of Nonpofit ... (more)

People make their way through the Castroville Artichoke Food and Wine Festival at the Monterey County Fairgrounds in May. The Monterey County Fair Heritage Foundation had its nonprofit status revoked by the Internal Revenue Service in May 2013, according to the IRS database.

In New York City's East Village, there are a number of hole-in-the-wall spots that advertise sushi at 50 percent off.

Crew member from China, Gu Xing Lei, left, takes a photo of the front of the International Seafarers Center, in the Port of Long Beach.

At $1,000 a pop, admission to Friday night's Great Hall Gala was possibly the most expensive ticket in Denver charity-function history.

Wings, a nonprofit after-school program for low-income children in the Charleston area, has received a $410,000 grant.

Soben Pin wept as she tried to express her sorrow Friday over a fire that claimed the lives of five members of a Cambodian family and displaced dozens more in Massachusetts.

Stephanie Britton, who lived with her parents in a two-story row home at 296 Fifth St., died in the blaze that started in the building's basement.