106-Year-Old Dances for Joy Over ‘Black’ President
By the time you get to be 106, you have seen and done a lot.
Colleges Look to Change Admission Process
Educators across the U.S. are calling for major changes to the admissions process in higher education.
Pulitzer Prize-winning Writer Harper Lee Dies
Famed American writer Harper Lee has died. She was 89.
Clinton Wins in Nevada, Trump in South Carolina
On Saturday, former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton defeated Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders in the Nevada Democratic caucuses.
New US Poll Throws Doubt on Trump Lead
One American election poll shows a shift in the Republican Party race for U.S. president.
Russia to Spend Billions on Gas Pipeline in Pakistan
Russian President Vladimir Putin is expected to visit Pakistan in the next few months to begin a gas pipeline project.
Beatles McCartney … Not Famous Enough?
Paul McCartney was one of the Beatles, an early rock ‘n’ roll group that some say is the greatest of all time.
Pope Francis Attracts Crowds at US-Mexico Border
Pope Francis is finishing a six-day trip to Mexico by saying Mass near the Mexican-United States border.
Students Learn Hands-on With Animals
Talking birds, goats butting heads, and a giant tortoise that hangs out with chickens are all part of a living classroom.
UN: Kim Jong Un Could Be Guilty of Crimes Against Humanity
A United Nations expert on human rights in North Korea has warned that the country’s dictator, Kim Jong Un, could be responsible for crimes against humanity.