2017-02-23 Many Arizonans Support Trump’s Presidency
Many Americans do not trust opinion polls. They are not moved by recent polls on the presidency of Donald Trump.…
2017-02-23 New Americans Take Oath at George Washington’s Home
Excitement was in the air and on the grounds of Mount Vernon, home of George Washington, the first president of…
2017-02-22 Malaysia: Suspects Were Trained, N. Korean Diplomat Sought
Malaysian police say the two women suspected of poisoning the half-brother of North Korean leader Kim Jong Un had been…
2017-02-22 UN: Time ‘Running Out’ for 1.4 Million Starving Children
The United Nations Children’s Fund says about 1.4 million children face death from starvation in Nigeria, Somalia, South Sudan and…
2017-02-21 African Immigration to US Keeps Rising
The United States remains a popular destination for immigrants from Africa, according to the U.S.-based Pew Research Center. The number…
2017-02-21 Computer Data and the Business of Mind-Reading
Big data is having an increasing effect on the way we live. Big data can be defined as information that…
2017-02-21 Proposed Museum Would Help People Remember Slavery
In 1991, workers in New York City made a troubling discovery. They found human bones. After examinations by experts, the…
2017-02-20 US Assures EU, Seeks ‘Common Ground with Russia”
Vice President Mike Pence says the United States will “continue to hold Russia accountable.” But he adds that President Donald…
2017-02-18 No Love Lost: Stolen Pictures Used to Trick Singles
Millions of single people turn to the Internet to meet other singles. Many use dating websites in hopes of finding…
2017-02-18 Venezuelan VP Dismisses US Sanctions
The United States is accusing a top Venezuelan official of being a major international drug trafficker. The Trump administration has…
2017-02-17 Flight Attendants Train to Watch for Human Trafficking
Flight attendant Sheila Fedrick says she knew something was wrong when she saw a teenage girl with greasy hair sitting…
2017-02-20 Poll Shows France’s Le Pen Gaining Support
Marine Le Pen, the far-right nationalist leader, has gained more support in her campaign to become the next president of…
2017-02-20 N. Korea, Malaysia Disagree over Kim’s Death
Malaysia’s Prime Minister Najib Razak said his government’s investigation of the killing Kim Jong Nam will be “objective.” Kim Jong…
2017-02-19 Stanford Students Brew Beer Using 5,000-Year-Old Chinese Recipe
Most college students would love to get an assignment like the one Madeline Ota recently received at Stanford University. She…
2017-02-17 Arrests, Dismissals Continue under Presidential Powers in Turkey
This week, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan signed into law constitutional changes designed to give him strong, wide powers. The…