2016 US Election is Hard for Civics Teachers
Has the American election campaign been difficult to watch?
Strange Video of ‘Ice Monster’ Recorded in Alaska
Many people have heard the story of Scotland’s Loch Ness monster.
Indiana Governor Brings Balance to Republican Ticket
Mike Pence is the Republican Party’s vice-presidential nominee.
How the Technology Industry Is Helping Refugees
A growing number of people are using computer software and other technology to support the needs of immigrants worldwide.
Growing Number of American Girls Question School Dress Codes
In August, a group of eighth grade girls took part in an unusual protest in the American state of Maryland.
Truck Completes First Driverless Shipment: Beer
A self-driving truck has completed a delivery of goods for a company for the first time.
Oil Producers Seek a Deal to Lift Prices
World oil prices have risen a little after two years of weaker demand for oil and lower prices.
Anti-Inflammatory Drugs Help Fight Depression
Researchers say a number of drugs currently used to treat autoimmune diseases also appear to treat signs of depression.
Halloween Excitement Takes over Twitter
“Happy Halloween” is the Number One trending topic on Twitter today.
One in Four Married Americans Do Not Share Same Religion as Wife, Husband
Twenty-five percent of married adults in the United States have different religious beliefs than their husband or wife.