Native American Traditions Help Former Soldiers
The native people have developed prayers, ceremonies and traditions to honor returning soldiers and ease their way back into the community.
US, Europe Order Russian Expulsions over British Attack
The United States has expelled 60 Russian diplomats to answer the poisoning of a Russian spy and his daughter in Britain this month.
Malaysia Considers 10-Year Jail Term for False News
Malaysia’s government has proposed new laws aimed at banning fake, or false, news.
Daniels Says She Was Threatened to Stay Silent About Trump Relationship
Daniels told 60 Minutes she was threatened in a car parking area in Las Vegas, Nevada in 2011.
Facebook’s Zuckerberg Apologizes for User Privacy Mistakes
Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg has admitted the company made mistakes in dealing with the private data of its users.
A Man’s Mission to Farm in the Arctic
Vidmar keeps a greenhouse where he grows vegetables during the short summer when there is 24 hours of sunlight each day.
US Students Lead Massive Protests to Demand Gun Control
People gathered in cities across America on Saturday for massive student-led protests to demand stronger gun control measures.
Researchers: Glowing Cancer Cells Easier to Find, Remove
Doctors at the Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania were using dyes that glow in the dark to help find cancer.
Can Self-Driving Cars Be Engineered to Be Ethical?
This week, a self-driving vehicle struck and killed a woman in the American state of Arizona.
Brazil: Water Is an International Problem
United Nations officials say Brasilia, the capital of Brazil, is one of a growing number of cities with water shortages.