Maria Sharapova Suspended for Two Years
Tennis star Maria Sharapova said she will appeal the two-year suspension by the International Tennis Federation, or ITF.
WHO Told to Quicken Its Response to Health Crises
The UN has been reforming parts of the emergency health system for years, including its health agency — the World Health Organization (WHO).
Clinton Has Delegates to Win Nomination
Hillary Clinton is making history as the first woman to become the presumptive nominee for president of one of the two major political parties in the United States.
Last Search Dog From Twin Towers Attack Dies
Bretagne worked in rescue efforts in New York City after the 2001 attacks on the World Trade Center.
Less Financial Aid Going to Students Who Need It
Financial aid is an important resource for students who want to attend college in the U.S. but don’t have enough money.
Trump: Comments About Judge Were ‘Misconstrued’
Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump said his comment about a federal judge was “misconstrued” as an attack against people of Mexican heritage.
Stanford Swimmer’s 6-Month Sentence Draws Criticism
Many Americans are criticizing a six-month jail sentence given to a former Stanford University student for raping an unconscious woman.
Mark Zuckerberg’s Social Accounts Hacked
Even Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg is not safe from cyber attackers.
Taylor Swift Crashes a Fan’s Wedding
Two New Jersey newlyweds got an unexpected gift at their wedding reception: a performance by Taylor Swift.
Flour Products Suspected of Bacteria Issue
American food product manufacturer General Mills has recalled about 4.5 million kilograms of flour.