Thailand’s Tourism Industry Works to Recover from Attacks
Officials in Thailand are working to help the tourism industry in several provinces affected by deadly bombings earlier this month.
US College Students Missing Meals to Drink More Alcohol
Popular culture often shows alcohol as a big part of the college experience in the United States.
U.S. Swimmer Ryan Lochte Loses Sponsors
Ryan Lochte’s name stayed in the news this week, two days after the closing ceremony of the Rio de Janeiro Summer Olympics.
Chinese Companies Fight for Data Storage Business
Chinese companies have begun competing with Western companies in the cloud computing and data storage market.
Coloring Books Can Cut Stress for Adults
Coloring is an activity that children worldwide have long enjoyed.
Hacking the U.S. Election ‘Possible’ But Difficult, Experts Say
As recently as 2014, people could use WiFi to connect to voting machines inside certain voting places in the state of Virginia.
Reaction to Image of Dazed, Injured Syrian Boy
A dusty and bloody five-year old Syrian boy captured the attention of people around the world this week.
Study: Cutting Out One Sugary Drink is Good for Your Health
A new study shows that replacing one sugary drink a day with water can help a person lose weight and improve their health.
Every Bill Gets Vote in North Dakota
It took just two weeks for lawmaker Howard Anderson Jr. to get a vote on his bill.
New Audi Cars Will Communicate with Traffic Signals
German carmaker Audi is equipping some of its 2017 models in the United States with technology that will communicate with traffic signals.