Fine Feared Too Small for Dead Fish Damage in Vietnam
Observers and activists in Vietnam are concerned about a fine against a foreign-owned steel factory for polluting ocean waters along the coast.
Usain Bolt Wins Third 100-Meter Gold Medal
The world stopped and watched Usain Bolt on Sunday night for less than 10 seconds.
As World Follows Rio Olympics, Brazil’s Economy Struggles
Pictures from the Olympic Games in Rio de Janeiro have been beautiful.
Indonesia Prepares for Another Dangerous Fire Season
Last year, some of the biggest fires in recent history burned through parts of Indonesia.
Vietnam Moves Rocket Launchers into South China Sea
Officials say Vietnam has moved mobile rocket launchers to several islands in the South China Sea. The move is likely to raise tensions with China in the disputed area.
Olympic Spirit Captured in North and South Korean ‘Selfie’
Lee Eun-ju is a South Korean gymnast.
What Are Those Marks on the Olympic Athletes?
American swimmer Michael Phelps has won more Olympic medals than anyone in history.
US May Reach Goal of Accepting 10,000 Syrian Refugees
The United States is working to reach its goal of bringing 10,000 Syrian refugees to the country by the end of September.
“Pokemon Go’ Costly for Japanese Olympian in Rio “
Kohei Uchimura is a Japanese gymnast.
North Korea Continues to Test Long-Range Missiles
South Korean and U.S. military officials say North Korea carried out a ballistic missile test early Wednesday.