Film Contest Pushes Students to Fight Drugs
Billy Shreve was surprised by the talent and imagination of the student films he watched at a Maryland Film Festival last year.
Kenyan Runners Find Place on US Olympic Team
Three Kenya-born long-distance runners will be competing at the Rio Olympics this August for Team USA.
A Clinton Finds a Changing Democratic Party
In 1992, when Clinton accepted the Democratic presidential nomination, he spoke about what government should and should not do.
Is Pasta Good for You?
The Italian actress Sophia Loren reportedly once said, “Everything you see I owe to spaghetti.”
Russian Team Escapes Olympic Ban
The IOC, will not ban all Russian athletes from the Rio de Janeiro Olympic Games in August.
Clinton Struggles to Win Over Sanders Supporters
Efforts to unite the Democratic Party behind Hillary Clinton suffered a setback as the party began its four-day convention in Philadelphia.
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?
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.