Relatives of Chinese Leaders Named in ‘Panama Papers’
Relatives of members of the Chinese Communist Party’s past and current top leadership have been named in leaked documents known as the Panama Papers.
Raising a Glass for National Beer Day
April 7 was National Beer Day in the United States.
More People Move to Houston in US
More people moved to the Houston, Texas area in one year than to any other metropolitan area in the United States.
New York’s Emergency Crews Learning Mandarin
When emergency workers arrive at an old firehouse in New York City, the way they greet each other is not what you might expect.
Cruz’s Victory Slows Trump’s Path
With a victory in the state of Wisconsin, Texas Senator Ted Cruz slowed Donald Trump’s push to capture the Republican Party’s presidential nomination.
US Uses Fake University to Stop Visa Fraud
United States officials say 21 people were arrested for their reported involvement in a plot to help foreign nationals stay in the country illegally.
Students React to New SAT College Entrance Exam
The new SAT college entrance exam has arrived.
Twitter to Broadcast American Football Games
The social media service Twitter has won the rights to broadcast Thursday night U.S. National Football League (NFL) games.
Helen Clark Reaches for Top UN Post
Former New Zealand Prime Minister Helen Clark says she is a candidate to become the first woman secretary-general of the United Nations.
Why Do Women Join Islamic State?
Jaelyn Young seemed both excited and frightened about what her life would be like when she joined the Islamic State in Syria.