Egypt’s New Anti-Terror Law Raising Concerns
Egyptian journalists are criticizing the country’s new anti-terrorism legislation.
India’s Selfie Campaign Boosts Fathers, Daughters
Recently, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi launched a campaign on social media.
Technical Issue Halts Trading on the New York Stock Exchange
Trading stopped on the New York Stock Exchange for four hours Wednesday.
Greece Offers New Bailout Deal
Greece asked its European neighbors for a new three-year bailout Wednesday.
US, Iran leaders meet in Vienna
American and Iranian officials met for three hours Wednesday in Vienna, Austria, to try to reach an agreement on Iran’s nuclear program.
Summer 2015 Brings Movies for Toddlers to Teens
We have a question for the many children out of school for summer break: are you bored yet?
Solar-Powered Plane Lands in Hawaii after Crossing the Pacific
A plane that uses only solar power landed on the island of Oahu, Hawaii on Friday after being flown across the Pacific Ocean.
U.S. Wins Women’s World Cup
In sports, the United States has won its first Women’s World Cup football championship since 1999.
Pope Francis begins South America visit
Pope Francis has flown to South America for an eight-day visit to Ecuador, Bolivia and Paraguay.
Deadly bomb Attacks in Nigeria
Officials in Nigeria say two bomb attacks have killed more than 40 people.