Amnesty International: Angry Speech Normal for Some Leaders
The rights group Amnesty International says the world’s most powerful leaders have made angry political speech a normal behavior.
Conditions in Gaza Worsen
The country is appealing to the world to provide support for a series of development projects in Gaza.
Educators, Stars and Others Help Kids See ‘Black Panther’ Film
Educators, philanthropists, famous personalities, and business owners are sharing their resources to make sure children of color get to see the movie.
Oscar-Nominated Film ‘The Insult’ Shines Light on Divided Lebanon
Ziad Doueiri’s film The Insult has been nominated for an Academy Award for best foreign language film.
Do Bats Hold the Secret to Long Life?
Many bats live a very long time for an animal their size.
American Religious Leader Billy Graham Dies
The Reverend Billy Graham died Wednesday at his home in the American state of North Carolina, a spokesman said.
The Vatican Close to a Deal on Catholic Churches in China
News reports suggest that the Vatican and China could reach an agreement on the appointment of Chinese Catholic religious officials.
Efforts to Send Astronauts to Mars
The United States government and a few American companies have established programs to send astronauts to Mars.
Florida Students Press for Gun Law Change
The high school students are also calling for anti-gun violence demonstrations on March 24 in Washington, D.C. and other cities.
With 6 Teens Running For Kansas Governor, a Dog Tries, Too
With 6 Teens Running For Kansas Governor, a Dog Tries, Too.