Benghazi: Witch Hunt or Valid Investigation?
This will not be the first time that Congress asks about the deaths of four Americans in Benghazi, Libya.
Not Many Syrian Refugees Welcomed in Russia
Tens of thousands of refugees from Syria continue to flee unrest by traveling to Europe and neighboring countries.
Nobel Prize Winner Studied How People Spent Their Money
The winner of the 2015 Nobel Prize in Economic Sciences studies how people spend their money.
Too Much Internet May Be Bad for Teenagers
The Internet plays a big part in human life.
China Economy Shows Lowest Growth Since 2009
China’s economy has been hurt by weak world demand for Chinese exports, a recent stock market collapse and China’s surprise devaluation of its currency, the yuan.
Fathers Learn to Balance Parenting, Work
Raising children has traditionally been a mother’s role.
Students Get Motivation Straight From the Top
It is a common complaint of students: What they are learning does not have a practical use.
Teen CEO Says Everyone Should Code
What does the average 15-year-old do with her free time?
Report Shows Distrust and Division in Turkey
A new study of public opinion in Turkey shows deep divisions in how the Turkish people view their country and the world around them.
UN: Opium Grown in Afghanistan Down by 48%
The United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime says the amount of opium produced in Afghanistan has dropped by almost half compared to last year.