Pipeline Protesters Cheer In North Dakota
The United States Army Corps of Engineers has denied a permit that would be needed to complete a major oil pipeline under the Missouri River.
Refugee Football Team Aims for Greek League
Greece has a new football team called Hope Refugee United.
World’s Oldest Person Turns 117, Eats 2 Uncooked Eggs a Day
The oldest living person celebrated a birthday earlier this week.
Obamas Prepare for Their Final White House Christmas
President Barack Obama and his family will celebrate their eighth and final Christmas in the White House next month.
Plane Carrying Football Team From Brazil Crashes in Colombia
At least 76 people were killed when an airplane carrying a Brazilian football team crashed Monday night in Colombia.
Will Death of Fidel Castro Improve Human Rights in Cuba?
Some Cuban-Americans believe the death of Fidel Castro means human rights abuses in Cuba will end.
Trump Calls Millions of Votes ‘Illegal’
President-elect Donald Trump and former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton had their last debate before the presidential election on October 19.
‘President Trump’ Worries Some International Students
Hussain Saeed Alnahdi was one of the almost 400 international students attending the University of Wisconsin-Stout.
Weather Predictions Expected to Improve with New U.S. Satellite
A new American weather satellite could save more lives by better predicting extreme weather conditions.
Climate Change, Dams Threaten Vietnam Rice Industry
The government of Vietnam is seeking to help the main rice-producing part of the country deal with difficult agricultural issues.