Clinton Struggles to Win Over Sanders Supporters
Efforts to unite the Democratic Party behind Hillary Clinton suffered a setback as the party began its four-day convention in Philadelphia.
Exhibit Explores Power of Press in 18th Century
There was no social media or television to spread the word when America declared its independence from Britain in 1776.
How Will Driverless Technology Change Our Lives?
Almost every day, we hear about a new development in the world of driverless technology. But how will this technology change our lives when cars no longer need humans to drive them?
New Trend in Women World Leaders?
Britain’s Theresa May recently took office as the first woman prime minister since Margaret Thatcher.
Indian State Imposes ‘Fat Tax’ on Fast Food
Officials in India’s southern state of Kerala have placed a tax on hamburgers, pizza and other fast food.
Michelle Obama Appears on ‘Carpool Karaoke’
British comedian James Corden is the host of “The Late Late Show.”
Terrorists Using Low-Tech Methods to Attack, Kill
Leaders of the al-Qaida and Islamic State terrorist groups have been urging followers in Western nations to carry out attacks with whatever weapon is available — including a knife, a car or a fist.
Determined, Dedicated and Disciplined to Be Fit
It would be an understatement to say that Ernestine Shepherd is in better condition than most people.
Famous Comedy Writer, Producer Garry Marshall Dies
Garry Marshall was a comedy writer, producer and director.
Pro Wrestlers Sue WWE Over Brain Injuries
Retired professional wrestlers are suing World Wrestling Entertainment, also known as WWE, for head injuries they claim to have suffered in the ring.