Exchange Program Builds Ties Between US, Africa
The United States is working with a non-profit group to send 26 Americans to Africa to teach and connect with people there.
Federal Judge Orders Suspension of Trump’s Latest Travel Ban
A United States federal judge in Hawaii has suspended President Donald Trump’s new travel ban order.
People Celebrate ‘Pi Day’ in Different Ways
March 14 is Pi Day
Vietnam Looks for Trade Deal with US
The Southeast Asian nation hopes to increase trade after the collapse of the Trans-Pacific Partnership free trade agreement.
Numbers of Mixed-Race Americans Growing
Some mixed-race Americans say there is a growing acceptance of people of mixed ancestry.
WHO: New Treatments Needed for Antibiotic-Resistant ‘Superbugs’
The United Nations agency reported this week the 12 superbugs are a threat to human health.
Elvis Still Creates Excitement Long After His Death
Even nearly 40 years after his death at age 42, Presley’s music lives on.
College Board Plans to Increase Security on Admission Test
The College Board found that students may have received copies of the tests in advance.
These Paper Drones Can Make Deliveries, then Disappear
An American company has built a new drone that could improve the efficiency of deliveries.
Paczki, Sweet Treats for Fat Tuesday
Wednesday is the beginning of Lent.