New EU Labeling Rule for Israeli Settlement Products
The European Union is requiring Israel to identify products that are made in disputed territory and sold in Europe.
US Debates Admitting Syrian Refugees
Since the Paris terrorist attacks, a growing number of U.S. lawmakers want to close the door to Syrians.
Do Student Athletes Have Any Power?
Several weeks of student protest and a six-day hunger strike over the handling of racial tension on a college campus resulted in nothing.
As Paris Mourns, So Does Beirut
The colors of the French flag — blue, white and red — dominated social media following Friday evening’s terrorist attacks in Paris.
Moroccan-Belgian Named Leader of Paris Attack
French officials say the man who is suspected of organizing Friday’s terrorist attack in Paris is Belgian citizen Abdelhamid Abaaoud.
Man’s Life Saved After Tapeworm Removed from Brain
A California man who was feeling sick almost died recently from a shocking cause.
Beer Poses as Soda to Get into Saudi Arabia
It seemed like a routine transport of soft drinks: 48,000 cans of Pepsi cola.
Who Wants to Be an Astronaut?
Space. It’s called… the final frontier.
Aphasia Profiles: Three Speech Heroes You Need To Know
What do Anne Sullivan, Paul Broca, and Karl Wernicke have in common?
Thousands of Speech-Language Pathologists Gather at National Convention in Denver
Beginning today, thousands of speech-language pathologists and audiologists are gathering in Denver, Colorado for the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association (ASHA) annual convention.