Students Protest High Cost of Education
Thousands of protesters marched through London on Wednesday to express anger about the rising cost of higher education.
Suicide Bombers Kill At Least 41 in Beirut
Twin suicide blasts killed at least 41 people and injured 200 Thursday in a mostly Shi’ite area of South Beirut, Lebanese officials announced.
Father Bush Critiques Son’s Presidency in New Book
For all eight years of his son’s presidency, former President George Herbert Walker Bush was supportive.
Chinese Singles Drive the World’s Biggest Shopping Day Online
What’s the biggest online shopping day in the world?
Uganda Prepares for Worst El Niño in 20 Years
Uganda is experiencing some of its most unpredictable weather in 20 years.
Veterans of Iraq, Afghanistan Become a Force in Politics
Today, Tammy Duckworth is a member of the U.S. House of Representatives and a candidate for the Senate.
Activists Versus Media at the University of Missouri
For several weeks, #ConcernedStudent1950 activists were looking for media coverage of their protest at the University of Missouri or #Mizzou.
Obama, Netanyahu Meet in Washington
President Barack Obama and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu met in Washington Monday.
Hollywood Works to Eliminate Gender Pay Gap
When actors receive their Academy Award – known as the Oscar – they often thank their producer, director, family members and even their agent.
Most US Presidential Candidates Oppose TPP
More candidates running for president oppose the Trans-Pacific Partnership Trade Deal (TPP) than support it.