South Korean Parties Argue Over North Korea’s Influence
The ruling and main opposition parties in South Korea are in a dispute over claims made by a former South Korea foreign minister.
UN Blames Afghan War for Almost 2,600 Deaths This Year
The United Nations says the war in Afghanistan killed more than 2,500 Afghan civilians in the first nine months of 2016.
Chinese Astronauts Begin Month-Long Stay in Space
China launched two astronauts into space on Monday.
Hot Drinks Linked to Cancer
Next time you make yourself a hot cup of tea or coffee, you might want to let it cool down a bit before drinking.
Harvard Business School Starts Program for Alumni in New York
Harvard Business School (HBS) is one of the most famous graduate schools in the world.
WikiLeaks Releases Democratic Campaign Hacked Emails
Every day since October 7, the organization WikiLeaks has published thousands of emails hacked from John Podesta’s private email account.
Modern Builders Construct French Castle the Old-Fashioned Way
In France, a man walks on what can only be described as a human-sized hamster wheel.
Indian Police Make Arrests in Plot to Steal Money from Americans
Last week, Indian police arrested at least 70 people suspected of stealing money from people in the United States.
Singer Bob Dylan Wins Nobel Literature Prize
American singer and songwriter Bob Dylan won the Nobel Literature Prize on Thursday.
Google Announces New Products
Last week we told you about Google’s new phone, the Pixel.