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Census Workers Search Camps, Shelters to Count Homeless Americans
This week, workers for the United States Census Bureau will try to count homeless Americans....
Walmart Uses Drones to Fly COVID-19 Tests to American Homes
Walmart has begun using drone aircraft to transport COVID-19 tests to private homes in the United States....
Large Vaccine Trial Begins as US Health Experts Speak at Senate Hearing
The company Johnson & Johnson has begun the final part of its trial of a single-treatment, COVID-19 vaccine....
One Officer Charged in Breonna Taylor Case, But Not for Her Death
A Kentucky grand jury on Wednesday charged one of three police officers involved in the shooting death of Breonna Taylor....
British Mayflower Exhibit Centers on Native American History
Much has been written about the 102 Europeans who crossed the Atlantic Ocean on the Mayflower ship in 1620....
Archaeologists Find 27 Coffins at Egypt’s Saqqara Pyramid
Egyptian archaeologists have discovered 27 coffins inside a large burial ground in an ancient city south of Cairo....
Teacher Departures Leave Schools Searching for Substitutes
Many schoolteachers in the United States are choosing not to return to the classroom this year because of the coronavirus health crisis....
US Health Officials Urge Americans to Get Flu Vaccine
Health officials around the world are concerned about rising numbers of new coronavirus cases....
Rights Group Urges Social Media to Save Evidence of War Crimes
A rights group has called on social media companies to save images and video that could be used as evidence to investigate serious crimes....
Lightning and Wind: How the West Coast Fires Got So Bad
The lightning began in the skies over Northern and Central California one weekend in mid-August. It landed on grassy areas and vineyards....
Botswana Blames Poisonous Algae for Elephant Deaths
The deaths of hundreds of elephants in Botswana earlier this year may have been the result of the animals drinking water containing poisonous blue-green algae....
Bees Help Woman Get Through Pandemic
Everyday activities – how we work, how we study, how we play -- keep us connected not only to other people but also to ourselves. They keep us grounded. Without them, we may feel lost....
As Some US College Students Party, Others Report Them
Some college students in the United States are doing something that was once unheard of—reporting other students who attend parties....
Ginsburg’s Death Sets Up New Political Fight Weeks Before US Election
The death of a United States Supreme Court justice has set off a new political battle just six weeks before the nation’s presidential election....
France Launches Effort to Right Classical Music’s Gender Imbalance
Very few women occupy leadership positions in the world of classical music. In fact, only about six percent of professional classical music orchestras are headed by women....