French Bread Makers Seek UN Recognition of the Baguette
About 6 million baguettes are sold every day in France.
The Fashion Industry has an Advocate for African Designers
Stella Jean is a Haitian-Italian clothes designer
Scientists Have New Theory for What Killed the Dinosaurs
A comet in the night sky
Mekong River Drops to ‘Worrying’ Levels
Mekong river bordering Thailand and Laos
COVID-19 Vaccines Might Be Changed to Fight New Versions of Virus
Vaccination programs are in full swing.
US Needs to Do More to Prepare for Dangerous Weather, Experts Say
Many states are experiencing extreme weather.
Teens Tutor Others Online to Fill Need During the Pandemic
Charvi Goyal, 17, prepares to jump online for a tutoring session
New Studies Show Drops in World Insect Population
The planet’s important insect population is shrinking rapidly.
Two Female Coaches Won Super Bowl, Will There Be More?
Tampa Bay Buccaneers assistant strength and conditioning coach Maral Javadifar
WHO Experts: Coronavirus Likely Jumped to Humans from Animals
A group of the WHO investigation team in Wuhan, China