Britain’s May Faces Same Challenges as Thatcher
British Prime Minister Theresa May took office Wednesday, becoming the country’s second woman leader after Margaret Thatcher.
Obama Praises Police, Calls for Unity, at Dallas Memorial
President Barack Obama has urged Americans to channel their anger about police shootings and race into a search for peaceful solutions.
Sanders Declares Support for Clinton Candidacy
Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders said Tuesday he is supporting Hillary Clinton in her effort to be the next president for the United States.
Pokemon Go Craze Sweeps US
Pikachu, where are you?
Balancing Life, Olympic Hopes on the Big Screen
Look out for Alexi Pappas at the Olympics in August.
Jon Bon Jovi: Wedding Singer?
Valentin told the Associated Press that she did not think Bon Jovi would want to sing the song with them.
Asian Countries Worry About Protectionism
Asian countries are increasingly concerned that popular anger in the U.S. and Europe might hurt their exports and lead to a global economic slowdown.
Live Broadcast of Deaths Raised Ethical Questions
Recent shootings broadcast on live streaming apps are raising ethical questions about the use of the technology.
Making Bamboo a Common Building Material
For thousands of years bamboo has been used in many different ways — from food to medicine to clothing and, in small ways, as a building material.
Republican, Democratic Conventions Could Be Exciting
On July 18th, Republicans begin a four-day meeting in Cleveland, Ohio, to choose their party’s candidate for president.