Pipeline Protesters Cheer In North Dakota
The United States Army Corps of Engineers has denied a permit that would be needed to complete a major oil pipeline under the Missouri River.
Refugee Football Team Aims for Greek League
Greece has a new football team called Hope Refugee United.
US Air Force Faces Shortage of Fighter Jet Mechanics
The United States Air Force has a shortage of mechanics to provide support for its fighter airplanes.
Supercharged Plants May Mean More Crop Production
One day, “supercharged plants” may help feed people around the world.
Businessman Moise Set to Win Haiti’s Presidential Election
Haitian officials say businessman Jovenel Moise has won the country’s second presidential election in two years.
World’s Oldest Person Turns 117, Eats 2 Uncooked Eggs a Day
The oldest living person celebrated a birthday earlier this week.
Islamic State Calls Ohio Attack Suspect ‘Soldier of Caliphate’
The Islamic State terror group has called a man who attacked people with a car and a knife at Ohio State University a “soldier of the caliphate.”
Obamas Prepare for Their Final White House Christmas
President Barack Obama and his family will celebrate their eighth and final Christmas in the White House next month.
What Is a Charter School?
The American state of Minnesota passed the country’s first charter school law in the early 1990s.
Update: Breakthrough in Fighting Zika
Researches have reported a breakthrough in the search for a treatment for Zika virus.