US College Students Choose Diversity Over Free Speech
He offers a number of reasons why students may value diversity over free speech.
US Suspects Listening Devices in Washington
The United States has acknowledged that it suspects that cellphone spying devices exist in Washington.
Native American Traditions Help Former Soldiers
The native people have developed prayers, ceremonies and traditions to honor returning soldiers and ease their way back into the community.
Daniels Says She Was Threatened to Stay Silent About Trump Relationship
Daniels told 60 Minutes she was threatened in a car parking area in Las Vegas, Nevada in 2011.
US Students Lead Massive Protests to Demand Gun Control
People gathered in cities across America on Saturday for massive student-led protests to demand stronger gun control measures.
The Rise of the US Supreme Court
When Americans are angry and believe they are right about an issue, they might use this expression: “I’m going to take it all the way to the Supreme Court!”
Illegal Immigrants Often Sent Home Without Much Planning
In July 2016, United States lawmakers met with former Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) Deputy Director Daniel Ragsdale.
US Court Rejects Effort to Stop Climate Lawsuit
A federal appeals court has rejected an effort by the United States government to halt a case against President Donald Trump and his administration.
Alaska Officials Use DNA to Help Count City Moose
Wildlife biologists in the U.S. state of Alaska are collecting genetic material from moose in an attempt to get a correct count of the big animals.
George Washington’s Tree Brought Down by Strong Winds
A fallen Canadian hemlock tree at George Washington’s Mount Vernon.