American Clergyman Denies Terror Links, Spying in Turkish Court
An American clergyman jailed in Turkey since December 2016 went on trial Monday.
US Strike on Syria Sends Mixed Messages to North Korea
The recent United States missile strikes against Syria could increase pressure on North Korea to give up its nuclear weapons.
Stem Cells Help Paralyzed Mice Walk
A group of scientists in Israel are researching how to help paralyzed people walk again.
American Revolution Museum Filling a Need in Philadelphia
The Museum of the American Revolution celebrates its one-year anniversary this month.
A War of Words Between Trump and Comey
James Comey led the United States Federal Bureau of Investigation from September 2013 until May of 2017.
Congo’s Artists Struggle for Recognition
The arts world in the Democratic Republic of Congo is very active.
Organization Urges Young African Scientists to Become ‘the Next Einstein’
He opened the conference by linking scientific progress to Africa’s development at large.
US College Students Choose Diversity Over Free Speech
He offers a number of reasons why students may value diversity over free speech.
US Space Agency Expands Search for Distant Planets Able to Support Life
The search for worlds orbiting distant stars will intensify in the coming weeks when the American space agency NASA launches a spacecraft.
Facebook Tells Users Whether Private Data Shared
Facebook says it will begin informing users as to whether their personal data may have been wrongly shared with a British research company.