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Author Archives: Kari De Leon

China Battles Worst Air Pollution of the Year

More than 70 Chinese cities released warnings to citizens in the last few days about pollution reaching dangerous levels.

December 21, 2016WorldBy Kari De Leon

Small US Town Prepares to Welcome Syrian Refugees

The small city of Rutland, in the northeastern state of Vermont, will be one of the first American cities to receive Syrian refugees in 2017

December 20, 2016NationalBy Kari De Leon

Obama’s Education Policies Likely to Change Under Donald Trump

President-elect Donald Trump replaces Obama on January 20. He has named Michigan’s Betsy DeVos to replace King

December 20, 2016NationalBy Kari De Leon

Ready for Takeoff: New Device Makes Personal Flying a Reality

An American company says it has developed the world’s first true jetpack for personal flight.

December 20, 2016One-Minute News, Science & TechnologyBy Kari De Leon

Scientists Find New Step in Brain Development

Scientists are shining more light on the mystery of how the brain develops in babies.

December 19, 2016Health & Lifestyle, One-Minute NewsBy Kari De Leon

China Says It Will Return US Drone Taken from South China Sea

China says it will give back an American drone it seized Thursday in international waters in the South China Sea.

December 19, 2016WorldBy Kari De Leon

Trump Softening Some Immigration Positions

President-elect Donald Trump is pulling back from some of the immigration policies he proposed as a candidate.

December 19, 2016NationalBy Kari De Leon

Electoral College Meets on Monday to Choose US President

On December 19, 538 electors will meet at statehouses across the country.

December 16, 2016NationalBy Kari De Leon

Giraffes Facing ‘Silent Disappearance’ in Africa, Report Says

The number of giraffes has dropped by as much as 40 percent since the 1980s, says a new report on endangered species.

December 16, 2016WorldBy Kari De Leon

How Will Machine Translators Change Language Learning?

Some machines can take something written in one language and give users the same or similar wording in another language.

December 16, 2016Science & TechnologyBy Kari De Leon
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