After Months of Repairs, Burial Place of Jesus Reopens
People visit the renovated Edicule in the Church of the Holy Sepulchre.
Online Degree Programs May Change the Future of Higher Education
Online degree programs help students with non-traditional needs.
Islamic State Claims Responsibility for London Attack
British PM May Condemns Terror Attack on Parliament Saying ‘We Are Not Afraid’
Iguana Becomes Star of Tennis Match in Miami
An iguana disrupted a tennis match at the Miami Open, in Florida.
Silicon Valley Company Offering Workers Money to Leave Bay Area
Working remotely — or telecommuting — is becoming increasingly common in the United States.
US, Britain Ban Laptops on Flights from Some Nations
The intelligence showed that terrorist groups are continuing to target major world airlines.
Huge Chicken Confuses, Scares Social Media Users
A man from Kosovo posted the video of his chicken to the “Decorative Poultry” Facebook group late last week.
US Government Targets Local Agencies For Refusing to Hold Illegal Immigrants
Some local government officials questioned the accuracy of the new report.
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.