Poor in US Worried About Loss of ObamaCare
Patients are worried that they will lose their health insurance.
UN Calls for $2.1 Billion in Emergency Aid for Yemen
“Immense human suffering is unfolding in front of our eyes…”
US Court Upholds Suspension of Travel Ban
The federal government is expected to appeal to the Supreme Court.
Trade Group: Japan to Approve New ‘Green Card’ Rules
Japan is reportedly planning to approve new visa rules to attract more foreign workers.
Trump Sends Letter to China’s Xi
U.S. President Donald Trump sent a letter Wednesday to Chinese President Xi Jinping.
The Wayback Machine Shows History of the Internet
The Wayback Machine site shows a history of the internet.
What America’s ‘Separation of Powers’ Is All About
The U.S. Constitution set up three separate but equal branches of government.
US Senate Votes to Silence Lawmaker Elizabeth Warren
Warren is a member of the Democratic Party from Massachusetts.
Vice President Breaks Senate Tie to Approve New Secretary of Education
The United States Senate has approved Betsy DeVos to lead the federal Department of Education.
Teachers Find Calm in New Program
Many organizations around the country have designed mindfulness training programs for schools.