By Jahnvi Upreti Correspondent Jason Rezaian, the American-Iranian bureau chief in Tehran for the Washington Post, was found guilty of espionage, alleged ...
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By Catherine Herbert Correspondent On Monday, Sept. 28, NASA made the announcement that there is definitive proof of water on Mars. While scientists ...
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By Candace Kellner Staff Writer A group of Palestinians set fire to a compound housing Joseph’s Tomb — a religious site honored by Jews — on Friday, ...
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By Candace Kellner Staff Writer Russia carried out new airstrikes in Syria on Thursday, Oct. 1, a day after it entered the Syrian civil war, fighting ...
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By Gabrielle Beacken Nation & World Editor There is a legend that during World War II, Hitler ordered the construction of a secret underground city ...
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By Olivia Rizzo Social Media Editor China’s President Xi Jiniping visited the U.S. this week to discuss cyber security with President Barack Obama, ...
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By Gabrielle Beacken Nation & World Editor Having travelled from Washington, D.C., to New York, to Philadelphia, Pope Francis, 78, ended his 10-day ...
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By Candace Kellner Staff Writer Volkswagen has admitted to deliberately programming half a million diesel-powered cars in the U.S. to emit lower levels ...
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By Gabrielle Beacken Nation & World Editor In an alleged “restricted area” in Egypt’s immense western desert, Egyptian military forces mistakenly ...
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By Kelly Corbett Social Media Editor Fashion week rolled into New York City earlier this month, from Thursday, Sept. 10, to Thursday, Sept. 17, as some ...
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By Candace Kellner Staff Writer More than 1,000 homes and hundreds of buildings have been destroyed due to large wildfires burning for days in Northern ...
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By Elise Schoening Review Editor Earlier this week, National Geographic researchers revealed the findings of a new species that is believed to be an ...
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By Olivia Rizzo Social Media Editor Apple announced its newest upgrades in San Francisco, Calif., Wednesday, Sept. 9, in an executive presentation National ...
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By Candace Kellner Staff Writer Guatemala has lost more than a dozen cabinet members, ministers and government officials after the surfacing of a political ...
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By Candace Kellner Staff Writer Kim Davis, a county clerk in Kentucky who refused to grant marriage licenses to same-sex couples, has sparked a national ...
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By Gabrielle Beacken Nation & World Editor After a treacherous and difficult journey, almost 8,000 migrants are expected to arrive safely in the ...
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By Roman Orsini Staff Writer As the stock market opened on Monday, Aug. 24, a global series of sell-offs sent the Dow Jones Industrial Average, a composite ...
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By Candace Kellner Staff Writer Hurricane Katrina displaced more than a million people along the Gulf Coast and nearly half of the population of New ...
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By Abigail Burns Staff Writer The Economist Intelligence Unit (EIU) recently published the annual Global Livability Ranking and Report for 2015. This ...
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By Gabrielle Beacken Nation & World Editor What Happened At approximately 6:45 a.m. on Wednesday, Aug. 26, ex-employee of WDBJ television station, ...
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