Fewer New International Students Attending US Colleges
For the first time in 12 years, the number of new international students attending American colleges and universities has dropped.
South Korea Says North Shot at Soldier Trying to Defect
North Korean soldiers shot at and wounded another soldier who was crossing the border between the North and South.
Scientists Find Large Amounts of Precious Metals in Wastewater
Swiss flushes gold and silver into sewer.
Immigrants in Ohio Create a Lively Food Culture
Food lovers are guided to explore little-known ethnic restaurants.
Saudi Arabia Is First Country to Give Citizenship to Robot
Sophia was built by Hong Kong-based Hanson Robotics.
Americans Setting Records for Physical Endurance
Endurance events have captured the imagination of athletes.
Twitter and Snapchat Announce Changes
The expansion to 280-character tweets will be extended to all Twitter users except those tweeting in Chinese, Japanese and Korean.
Mexico City Now Sends Earthquake Warnings to Phones
More than 20 million people live in the capital and surrounding area.
Have Scientists Discovered a Radio ‘Space Shield?’
Scientists call these radio waves Very Low Frequency, of VLF.
US Stands Alone on Paris Agreement
US Stands Alone on Paris Agreement