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Today we tell about evidence that early humans were meat-eaters much earlier than scientists have thought.
Once a week, medical students from UCLA, the University of California, Los Angeles, work with poor and homeless people in Hollywood.
The president won re-election with the same coalition of voters he had in 2008: women, ethnic minorities and young people.
American workers often call their employers bosses. The word boss comes from the Dutch word, baas, meaning master.
A new study shows that simple, low-cost interventions can help teenage girls in Africa stay in school during their monthly periods.
Most people who live and work near Washington, DC, would have trouble imagining dinosaurs walking around the area.
Hundreds of thousands of Russians die every year from diseases linked to smoking. The country has one of the highest smoking rates in the world.
An increasing number of American companies are having their workers learn Mandarin.
Today, we tell about Eleanor Creesy. She helped to guide one of the fastest sailing ships ever built.
Today we tell about film actress Mae West. She was also a writer, producer and businesswoman.
Today, we tell about a new way to measure the health of the world’s oceans.
A cooperative in the eastern Democratic Republic of Congo is giving Congolese coffee exports a fresh start.
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