2020-06-20 COVID 19 Changes How People Buy Food
The COVID-19 world health crisis has affected almost every part of daily life — including the way we get food.…
2020-06-20 Family ‘That Gets Arrested Together Stays Together’
At age seven, American Julia Young saw a picture of the black nationalist leader Malcolm X in a food store.…
2020-06-19 Abandoned Oil Wells Leak Pollutants
More than a century of oil and gas drilling has left behind millions of unused wells, many of which release…
2020-06-18 Juneteenth Celebration Amid Civil Rights Unrest
Friday is Juneteenth in the United States. It is a day when Americans mark the end to the enslavement of…
2020-06-17 U.S. Senators Propose Police Reforms
Republican Party members of the United States Senate have proposed legislation to change police procedures and accountability. The proposal is…
2020-06-19 Documentarians Turn their Cameras on Protests, Despite Dangers
Christopher Frierson was not expecting to be hit with tear gas at a recent protest in Brooklyn, New York. The…
2020-06-18 Florida’s Coronavirus Numbers Go Up as NBA Prepares for Season
The number of coronavirus infections in the Orlando, Florida, area has increased in recent days. The National Basketball Association, NBA,…
2020-06-16 North Korea Destroys Empty Liaison Office
North Korea destroyed the Inter-Korean liaison office building just north of the border with South Korea on Tuesday. Some considered…
2020-06-16 Britain Struggles with Debate Over History
Across Britain, statues of famous people are at the center of a public debate. Activists say statues honoring some political…
2020-06-16 Coronavirus Leads to Bicycle Boom, Shortage, Around World
As the coronavirus outbreak continues, many Americans are fearful of using public transportation. They also are looking for ways to…
2020-06-15 Virus Returns to Beijing as Paris, New York Re-open
Parts of China’s capital closed schools and ordered people tested for the coronavirus on Monday, while European countries opened their…
2020-06-15 Vietnamese Schoolgirl Creates Art from the Chaos of the Coronavirus
Vietnamese schoolgirl Nguyen Doi Chung Anh was forced to stay in her Hanoi home for months because of COVID-19 restrictions.…
2020-06-14 Major Protest Movements: Are They Worth It?
Recent protests around the world have brought renewed attention to demonstrations as a form of expression and call for change.…
2020-06-13 More Hotels Competing on Cleanliness
As the United States eases coronavirus restrictions and reopens for business, big hotel companies are competing on cleanliness. At the…
2020-06-12 Locals Visit Monet’s Gardens without the Crowds
The famous gardens of French painter Claude Monet reopened to the public this week, as France lifts its coronavirus restrictions.…