US Coasts Boast Job Growth
Job growth happened on the east and west coasts of the U.S. last year, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
US Universities Want More African Students
The United States is looking for sub-Saharan African students to study at American universities.
US Running Out of Pilots
Regional airlines in the United States are short of pilots.
Growing Violence at Donald Trump Campaign Events
Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump said he is a “uniter,” but the growing violence at his campaign events has led many to question whether Trump can unite his own party.
Ever Feel Like You’ll Die of A Broken Heart?
Dying of a broken heart sounds like the ending of a romantic story.
Aung San Suu Kyi Apologizes to Supporters
The longtime opposition leader of Myanmar, Aung San Suu Kyi, has apologized for not becoming the country’s next president.
Cambodian Prime Minister’s Facebook ‘Likes’ Questioned
Cambodia’s ruling party spokesman has dismissed a report that the Prime Minister inflated the number of “likes” on his Facebook page.
Facebook Reactions Much More Than a Like
The Facebook “like” button was one of the social media website’s most popular features.
Court Awards $55 Million to Secretly Taped Sportscaster
An American court has ordered several defendants to pay a woman $55 million in damages connected to an online video.
Beatles Producer George Martin Dies
English record producer George Martin is credited with helping The Beatles become famous.