Chinese Tourist Fined $1000 at Yellowstone
Yellowstone is the country’s first national park.
Students at For-Profit Colleges Are Worse Off
Students who attended for-profit private colleges in the United States to learn a trade saw their earnings drop.
Aspirin May Cut Cancer Deaths
“An apple a day keeps the doctor away” is a popular expression in the United States.
Cavaliers Give Cleveland First Championship in 52 Years
The Cleveland Cavaliers won the National Basketball Association championship on Sunday night.
UN: 24 People Displaced Every Minute
Twenty-four people are displaced from their homes every minute, according to the United Nations.
FBI: Orlando Shooter Was ‘Chilling, Calm and Deliberate’
Orlando gunman Omar Mateen called himself an Islamic soldier and praised God in Arabic during the attack at the Pulse gay nightclub, according to 911 call transcripts released Monday.
Donald Trump’s Campaign Manager Dismissed
Donald Trump’s campaign manager, Corey Lewandowski, is leaving.
A Father’s Day Hashtag: #PutYourDadInABand
It was not until 1972 that Father’s Day became a national holiday in the U.S.
How 3-D Printing Can Create Tissue from Stem Cells
An Israeli company has asked the United States Patent and Trademark Office for legal rights to a process for making a special kind of human cell.
Green Card Holder Deported
Mickel Mesa, a 28-year-old legal permanent resident of the United States, had not seen his family in the Dominican Republic for many years.