US to Continue Investigating Civil Rights Murders
In a 2015 report, the Justice Department said little progress had been made.
Memories and Hopes Meet in New Year’s Music
A traditional way to welcome the New Year is to drink a glass of champagne and kiss the person you love.
Scientists Looking for Life on Mars
U.S. and British scientists are looking for life on Mars.
2016: A Year for Exploring Space
2016 was an exciting year for science and space exploration.
Obama Bans Future Oil Leases in Much of Arctic and Atlantic
President Barack Obama has declared much of U.S. waters in the Arctic Ocean and some areas in the Atlantic Ocean permanently unavailable to oil and gas drilling.
Was 2016 the Worst Year Ever?
The year 2016 is soon coming to an end.
Matthieu Finot: The Art and Science of Winemaking
Finot says nature and winemaker must work together
Ready for Takeoff: New Device Makes Personal Flying a Reality
An American company says it has developed the world’s first true jetpack for personal flight.
Scientists Find New Step in Brain Development
Scientists are shining more light on the mystery of how the brain develops in babies.
Vietnam Moves Away From Trans-Pacific Partnership
The election of Donald Trump as president of the United States has caused Vietnam to look for new trade deals.