Exhibit Explores Power of Press in 18th Century
There was no social media or television to spread the word when America declared its independence from Britain in 1776.
How Will Driverless Technology Change Our Lives?
Almost every day, we hear about a new development in the world of driverless technology. But how will this technology change our lives when cars no longer need humans to drive them?
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.
Indian State Imposes ‘Fat Tax’ on Fast Food
Officials in India’s southern state of Kerala have placed a tax on hamburgers, pizza and other fast food.
Determined, Dedicated and Disciplined to Be Fit
It would be an understatement to say that Ernestine Shepherd is in better condition than most people.
Famous Comedy Writer, Producer Garry Marshall Dies
Garry Marshall was a comedy writer, producer and director.
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.