Pro Wrestlers Sue WWE Over Brain Injuries
Retired professional wrestlers are suing World Wrestling Entertainment, also known as WWE, for head injuries they claim to have suffered in the ring.
Hispanic Doctor Will Make Case for Supporting Trump
Ralph Alvarado became the first Hispanic elected to state office in Kentucky when he won his state Senate race in 2014.
Cuba Opens First Private Wholesale Store
Cuba’s new entrepreneurs have complained that one of the things missing from President Raul Castro’s reforms is a wholesale market.
Mysteries for English Readers of all Levels
Sherlock Holmes may be the most famous private investigator of them all.
Police: Gunman Targeted, Killed Officers in Baton Rouge
A former U.S. Marine has been identified as the gunman who killed three police officers Sunday in Baton Rouge, Louisiana.
What Matters Most to Young Trump and Clinton Voters?
Young supporters of Republican Donald Trump or Democrat Hillary Clinton agree improving the economy is a major issue.
NASA Responds to Viral ‘UFO’ Video
People on social media have been accusing the American space agency, NASA, of shutting off its live video from the International Space Station.
Russia Could Be Banned From Rio Games After Doping Report
The World Anti-Doping Agency, also known as WADA, has called for banning Russian athletes from the Rio de Janeiro Olympics.
As Turkey Arrest Coup Plotters, US Warns of Going ‘Too Far’
U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry said Monday he wants those who attempted to seize power in Turkey to be brought to justice.
Getting Tested Is First Step In Controlling HIV/AIDS
The International AIDS Conference is being held this week (July 18 – 22) in Durban, South Africa.