The Winemaking Culture of Georgia
For travelers who are interested in learning all about wine, the Republic of Georgia is the place to go.
Dry Conditions Threaten Wild Horses in Western US
A severe lack of rain in the western part of the United States is threatening wild horses.
Some Colleges Ask for Part of Future Salary Instead of Loans
Young people graduating from colleges and universities in the United States face increasing amounts of debt.
Facebook Suffers Huge One-Day Drop in Market Value
Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg delivers the keynote address at a Facebook developers conference in San Jose, California, May 1, 2018.
American Football Player Joins Philadelphia Orchestra For a Day
He has become one the best-known players on the team – and not just because of his plays on the football field.
Dam Collapse in Laos Leaves Hundreds Missing
Villagers take refuge on a rooftop above flood waters from a collapsed dam in the Attapeu district of southeastern Laos, Tuesday, July 24, 2018.
Michigan Candidate Hopes to Become First Muslim American Governor
Abdul El-Sayed grew up in the American state of Michigan.
China Wants Young People Working in the Countryside
The Chinese government wants young people to move to the countryside as the country’s rural population ages.
Polio Could Again Spread Worldwide
The CDC uses technology to track migrant groups.
US Colleges Let Students Bring Animals to School
Students take a break from their studies.