Did the US Just ‘Give Away’ Control of the Internet?
The U.S. government has officially transferred control of the internet address system to an international governing body.
MacArthur Foundation Honors California Man for Helping Poor
A private group has recognized a California man who helps poor people and immigrant families.
Candidate Gary Johnson’s “Aleppo Moment”
Gary Johnson is the Libertarian Party candidate for president.
US Presidential Debate Shows Disagreement on Asia Policy
Presidential candidates Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump set out sharply different ideas about America’s allies in Asia during their debate Monday night.
National Voter Registration Day
Tuesday was National Voter Registration Day in the United States.
Next Week’s Presidential Debate Could Make History
Americans are preparing for the first of three debates involving the candidates for president.
US Rushes to Admit Refugees Before End of September
The month of September has been one of the busiest months for the arrival of refugees in the United States.
Bombing Suspect Captured After Shootout with Police
The suspect in two bombings Saturday in New York City and New Jersey has been captured after being wounded in a gun battle with police.
Californians to Vote on Ending Death Penalty
Californians will vote in November on whether to stop using execution as a form of punishment, or reform the legal process leading up to the death sentence.
Baby Orangutan Born at Washington’s National Zoo
For the first time in 25 years, a baby orangutan was born at the National Zoo in Washington, D. C.