Heart Calcium Build-Up Increases Risk of Early Death
The findings can be a “call to action” for doctors and patients to begin taking preventative action.
International Students Face Similar Challenges in the US
Over one million international students studied in the United States last year.
One Man’s Effort to Guard the US-Mexico Border
Spencer believes that Mexicans are plotting to take control of the southwestern United States.
Numbers of Mixed-Race Americans Growing
Some mixed-race Americans say there is a growing acceptance of people of mixed ancestry.
WHO: New Treatments Needed for Antibiotic-Resistant ‘Superbugs’
The United Nations agency reported this week the 12 superbugs are a threat to human health.
‘Fearless Girl’ Statue Appears on Wall Street
A statue titled “Fearless Girl” faces the Wall Street bull
5-Year-Old Girl, Youngest to Make National Spelling Bee
Five-year-old Edith Fuller is the youngest person ever to qualify for the Scripps National Spelling Bee
Elvis Still Creates Excitement Long After His Death
Even nearly 40 years after his death at age 42, Presley’s music lives on.
Hate Groups on the Rise in the US
The number of hate groups in the country has risen since 2015.
Facebook Update Deals with Fake News Problem
Facebook has started a program to battle the spread of fake news.