US to Provide $116 Million in Aid to Myanmar, Bangladesh

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How Student Journalists Helped Reverse Kansas News Desert

With economic pressures on local media creating so-called news deserts across the U

Arizona Governor: Taiwan Firm's Semiconductor Plant Back on Schedule

Earlier this year, Taiwanese semiconductor giant TSMC announced that it was delaying the opening of a computer chip plant in the U

How Journalism Students Helped Revive Town’s Local Media Coverage

For about a decade, Eudora, Kansas, counted itself among the many small towns across the U

New Museum Commemorates Failed Products

More than 150 failed products from around the world are on display at a new museum in Washington, D

US Eyes Closer Ties to Central Asia After New York Summit

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US Joins List of Top 50 Conflict-Ridden Countries

The United States is the only Western nation among the world’s 50 most conflict-ridden countries, according to new research that measures political violence around the globe

Research Warns White Supremacists Are Building a Shadow Militia 

White supremacists appear to have settled on a new strategy to grow their numbers and ready capable fighting forces across the United States, Canada and Europe while avoiding the scrutiny of law enforcement

Canada High Commission Says to 'Adjust' India Staff Presence

Canada's High Commission said Thursday it would adjust the number of its diplomats in India after threats on social media against staff, as a diplomatic row with New Delhi escalates

Pakistan to Hold National Elections in January

The official panel responsible for organizing elections in Pakistan announced Thursday the much-awaited national parliamentary polls will take place in the last week of January, confirming a delay of about two months and ending uncertainty about the [..]

India Suspends Visa Services to Canadians as Tensions Simmer  

India suspended visa services for Canadian citizens on Thursday and asked Canada to reduce its staffing in India, as tensions between the two countries grew

Despite Push for 'Common Prosperity,' China's Income Gap Widens

Beijing's latest annual income data from the National Bureau of Statistics tell a tale of two Chinas, revealing an income gap that is the widest it has been since data collection began in 1985

Early Spring Heatwave Raises Wildfire Risk in Australia

Scorching conditions have come early to parts of Australia, with an extreme fire danger warning issued for Sydney and emergency crews battling blazes across Tasmania and Queensland

Chinese Navy Seeks Graduate Students for Warplane Pilot Roles

The Chinese navy wants to hire highly educated graduate students to fly shipborne aircraft, and is raising the age limit to expand its search, as it seeks to improve the qualifications of its air personnel and build a strong army

Syria's Assad in China, Seeks Exit From Diplomatic Isolation

Syrian President Bashar al-Assad arrived in the eastern Chinese city of Hangzhou, his first visit to China since 2004 and his latest bid to end more than a decade of diplomatic isolation under Western sanctions