Students in Brazil Occupy High Schools
Brazil now faces its own Occupy Movement in public schools.
Indoor Farming Industry Is Growing Fast
As experts warn of a coming food crisis, the vertical farming industry aims to create plants that offer more nutritional value and require fewer resources.
Orlando Shooting Renews Focus on ‘Homegrown Extremism’
As Americans mourn victims of the mass shooting over the weekend, authorities are focusing on what can be done to prevent “homegrown” extremist attacks.
Contrast in Color Between Tony and Oscar Awards
Each year, the Tony Awards honor the best actors, entertainers, writers and producers from New York City’s Broadway theaters.
Scientists Discover Gene Responsible for Multiple Sclerosis
Scientists have found that a single change in a person’s genetic material can cause primary progressive MS.
Switzerland Opens World’s Longest, Deepest Rail Tunnel
Switzerland has opened the world’s longest and deepest railway tunnel, 17 years after starting work on the project.
Will Chinese Travel Help China’s Economy?
China is using travel as an important tool to help strengthen its economy.
50 Dead in Worst Mass Shooting in US History
A gunman has killed 50 people and wounded another 53 at a gay nightclub in Orlando, Florida.
Adele Tells Fan to Stop Filming Her Concert
The British superstar Adele wants people to enjoy her live performances, and not videotape them.
Baby Born in NJ to Zika-Infected Mom Has Microcephaly
A baby girl born in New Jersey to a mother infected with the Zika virus has severe microcephaly, say health officials.