Report: Women Prisoners Tortured in Mexico
Five years ago, police stopped Veronica Razo on a street in Mexico City and took her to federal prison.
US Government Using Social Media to Determine Terror Threats
The United States government is increasingly using social media to investigate people who may represent a security threat to the country.
Activists Critical of Latest Human Trafficking Report
Activists are voicing concerns about a new United States government report on human trafficking.
Olympic Chief: Zika Not Top Concern at Rio Games
Excitement is building for the 2016 Summer Olympics.
Remembering Legendary Basketball Coach Pat Summitt
Pat Summitt led the women’s basketball program at the University of Tennessee for 38 years.
Comic Book Fans Form a Community at ‘Awesome Con’
Movies and television with superheroes are popular all over the world.
Conflict in Ukraine Divides University
Russian-supported rebels seized control of the Ukrainian city of Donetsk two years ago.
Turkey Attack Points to Growing Problem of Terrorism
The suicide attack in Istanbul that killed at least 41 people is the latest in a series of deadly terrorism strikes to hit Turkey.
Obama’s Immigration Order Blocked by Supreme Court
President Barack Obama is again urging the United States Congress to act on immigration.
Lady Gaga, Dalai Lama Meeting Angers China
A meeting between the Dalai Lama and singer Lady Gaga has angered the Chinese government and Chinese citizens.