US Officials Turn to Schools to Help Students Deal with Violence
When students return to the J.J. Hill Montessori School in Minnesota next month, they will find counselors ready to help them.
What Are Those Marks on the Olympic Athletes?
American swimmer Michael Phelps has won more Olympic medals than anyone in history.
US May Reach Goal of Accepting 10,000 Syrian Refugees
The United States is working to reach its goal of bringing 10,000 Syrian refugees to the country by the end of September.
Rocky Mountain National Park: Wild and Wonderful
Welcome to Rocky Mountain National Park.
When It Rains, Make Beer
Joris Hoebe is an entrepreneur in the Netherlands.
Can Hackers Break into U.S. Voting Machines?
Recent attacks on American computer systems have raised concerns that electronic voting machines could be future targets.
Experimental Zika Vaccine Clinical Testing Begins
The United States government has begun the first clinical testing of an experimental vaccine designed to guard against Zika virus.
“Pokemon Go’ Costly for Japanese Olympian in Rio “
Kohei Uchimura is a Japanese gymnast.
North Korea Continues to Test Long-Range Missiles
South Korean and U.S. military officials say North Korea carried out a ballistic missile test early Wednesday.
Texas Students Can Bring Guns to College
The American state of Texas joined eight other states this week in giving individuals a right to bring guns to college classrooms.