Mongolian voters have gone to the polls in parliamentary elections viewed widely as a political re-shuffle. Voters, many riding on camel or horseback and some in traditional dress, headed to more than 1,800 polling stations to cast thier votes on Sunday.

It’s 9 a.m. on the last full day of camp, when 17 rising sixth-graders shuffle into a small building down the hill from the camp chapel. Most are yawning. They’ve been up since the 6:45 wakeup call and flag raising, and they stayed up late at a campfire the night before. Most would rather be hiking or horseback riding, like their friends in other cabins. Instead, they’ll spend the next three …

Camp Challege is like a regular summer camp for middle schoolers with horseback riding, swimming, etc. – except the mornings are devoted to financial literacy classes taught by bankers from across the state.