Iraq, US Investigate Mass Civilian Deaths in Mosul
US led airstrikes killed as many as 100 civilians in western Mosul this month.
Trump Looks for Win after Healthcare Failure
Last week was a bad one for President Donald Trump.
WHO: Environmental Pollution Kills Millions of Children Every Year
Governments around the world need to take the lead on ensuring that children grow up in a clean environment.
Netflix Update Changes How Users Rate, Watch Shows
Netflix is changing how users can rate and find shows.
Online Degree Programs May Change the Future of Higher Education
Online degree programs help students with non-traditional needs.
Are Fast Radio Bursts Evidence of Unknown Life?
Harvard University researchers have come up with an interesting potential explanation of fast radio bursts.
After Months of Repairs, Burial Place of Jesus Reopens
People visit the renovated Edicule in the Church of the Holy Sepulchre.
Islamic State Claims Responsibility for London Attack
British PM May Condemns Terror Attack on Parliament Saying ‘We Are Not Afraid’
Iguana Becomes Star of Tennis Match in Miami
An iguana disrupted a tennis match at the Miami Open, in Florida.
Silicon Valley Company Offering Workers Money to Leave Bay Area
Working remotely — or telecommuting — is becoming increasingly common in the United States.