Astronaut Scott Kelly Talks about His Year in Space
For nearly a year, American astronaut Scott Kelly has been living and working at the International Space Station (ISS), with no running water.
Mars Candy Bars Recalled in 55 Countries in Europe
A U.S.-based candy maker recalled some of its candy bars produced in Europe after plastic was found inside them.
Tornadoes Crush Mobile Homes in South US
Tornadoes crushed mobile homes and destroyed neighborhoods in the southeastern United States during severe weather Tuesday.
Student Posts ‘Hospital’ Photos to Skip Exams
Finner posted a photo on social media dressed as if he were sick and in a hospital.
Hollywood Is ‘Straight, White, Boys’ Club,’ Study Says
A new study finds that major media companies in the United States “whitewash” the films and movies they produce.
Trump Wins Nevada Caucus
Donald Trump won another state in his effort to become the Republican Party nominee for president.
Turkey Demands Total US Support Against YPG
Turkey asked the United States for unconditional support in the fight against the Syrian Kurdish YPG.
Outer-Space ‘Music’ Heard in 1969 NASA Recordings
The English rock band Pink Floyd released the album Dark Side of the Moon in 1973.
106-Year-Old Dances for Joy Over ‘Black’ President
By the time you get to be 106, you have seen and done a lot.
Suspect in Michigan Shootings Appears in Court
The suspect in a mass shooting in the northern U.S. state of Michigan was charged Monday with multiple murders.