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Nov

7

2018

China Builds World's Longest Sea-Crossing Bridge

Museum of the Bible Learns That Some of Its Dead Sea Scrolls Are Fakes

Yemeni Man Turns Steel From Bombs Into Artful Daggers

U.S. College Students Spend More Time Working Paid Jobs Than Studying

Meet the "Zero Wasters," Members of a Movement to Live Waste-Free

Goats Like Happy People, Research Finds

Off the Hook: Woman Gets Calls From a Very Strange Source

Oct

31

2018

After Journalist Disappears, World's Attention Turns to Saudi Arabia's Crown Prince

Pay to Protest? Park Service Considers Fees for Free Speech

The Truth Behind Brazilian Coffee Farming Might Leave Bitter Taste

One Man's Mission: Find Missing Moon Rocks

Wife Honors Her Husband's Life With Day of Kindness

New Law Lets Americans Freeze Their Credit for Free

Spiders in Greece Weave Giant, Creepy Web

Oct

24

2018

Supreme Court Drama: How Do We Compare to the Rest of the World?

Banksy Artwork Shreds Itself After $1.4 Million Sale

Putin's Yearly Calendar Gets Mixed Reactions

New Zealand Celebrates History as First Country to Allow Women to Vote

Almost 7,000 Creepy Insects Stolen From Museum

The Number of Cellphone Scam Calls Is Rising Fast

There Are No Dragons in Dubrovnic, but There Are Plenty of Tourists

Oct

17

2018

Without New Alert System, Lives Lost in Indonesia Tsunami

To Prevent Illness, Now Is the Time to Get a Flu Shot

Actor Speaks Out Against "Job Shaming"

India Bans Instant Divorce by Muslim Men, for Now

The Great Pacific Ocean Trash Cleanup Begins

German Roofer Finds Message in a Bottle, Gets a Surprise

Hotels Will Give Panic Buttons to Thousands of Workers

Oct

10

2018

Clashes Over Race and Gender Shape Midterm Races

Cosby in Cuffs: "America's Dad" Sent to Prison

Friends End Knife Attack by Throwing Game Balls at Attacker

FBI Sting Returns Dorothy's Stolen Ruby Slippers After 13 Years

Red Tide Hurts Florida Coast, Businesses, and Tourism

There Is No Going Home for Hondurans Who Flee Gangs

Cursive Writing Loops Back Into Our Hearts

Oct

3

2018

Mangkhut and Florence: One Brought Wind, the Other Brought Water

Alert! You Could Get a Text From the President

Eating a Little Seaweed Might Make Cows Less Gassy, and Help the Planet

Ostrich Skin? A Cure for Cancer? North Korea Puts Out Its 2018 Shopper's Guide

Rents Fall for the Rich, Rise for the Poor in U.S. Cities

Which States Have the Worst Drivers in the U.S.?

Spain Will Soon Dig Up the Body of Dictator Francisco Franco

Sep

26

2018

U.S. Challenges Palestinians

Space Billboards? NASA Considers Naming Rights for Rockets

Craftsmen Make Old-Fashioned Coffins for Civil War Soldiers

Italian Bridge Collapse Puts Spotlight on Roads Throughout Europe

Abe Lincoln's Library May Have to Sell Historical Items

Germany Is the Birthplace of the Car, but Fewer People Are Driving

A Stanley Cup Summer: Babies, Borscht, and Beer

Sep

19

2018

Brazil Museum Fire Turns Region's Cultural History to Ash

New Kaepernick Nike Ad Gets People Talking

People Gather in Verdun, France, to Remember World War I Battle

Small Greek Island Runs Fully on Green Power

California Names Surfing as Its Official State Sport

Hold the Mayo! Florida Town Makes Surprise Name Change

Animal Crackers' Beasts Break Free

Sep

12

2018

U.N. Report Accuses Myanmar Military Leaders of Genocide

Vietnam Praises U.S. Senator and War Hero

Lookalike Love: Twin Brothers Marry Twin Sisters

Teen Sells Same Pig Four Times to Raise Money to Fight Cancer

Family Hopes for Return of American Reporter Missing in Syria

Gunshots in Memorial Are Seen as Sign of More Racist Violence

New Zealand Law Keeps Most Foreigners From Buying Homes

Sep

5

2018

Criminal Cases Put Pressure on President

Asia Has Mixed Feelings About "Crazy Rich Asians"

Haiti Builds a National Foster Care Program to Help Children in Need

India Pushes Biggest Toilet-Building Effort World Has Ever Seen

Students' VR Project Recreates Day of Hiroshima Bombing

Mystery Disease Is Killing U.S. Beech Trees

Alcohol-Related Liver Deaths in the U.S. Rise Sharply

Aug

29

2018

White House Launches “Space Force” Plan

World Grieves Along With Mother Orca

Sign Language Starbucks to Open This Fall in Washington, D.C.

Drought Threatens Wild Horses, Debate Grows Over How to Help

Chinese Man Buys $500,000 Mansion for Pet Dog That Made Him Rich

Experts Find the World’s Oldest Bread

Pro Sports Teams Worry About Players’ Video Game Habits

Aug

22

2018

California Wildfire Breaks Record, Could Be the "New Normal"

Thieves Steal Swedish Royal Jewels in Daring Daytime Robbery

Germans Want to Move Big Fish Out of Small Pond

Walk or Die: Algeria Forces Thousands of Migrants Into Sahara Desert

Open Offices Don't Work as Planned, Research Shows

Strangers on Plane Give Money to Help Teacher's Students

Jupiter's Moon Count Reaches 79, Including "Oddball"

Aug

15

2018

U.S. Begins to ID Remains From Korean War

Colombian Gang Targets Drug-Sniffing Dog

Companies in India Join War Against Superbugs

People Work to Keep School Gardens Growing in the Summertime

The Warning Came 30 Years Ago. Global Warming Is Now "in Our Living Room"

Eiffel Tower's New Security Also Offers a Clear View

Japan Starts to Target Smoking

Aug

8

2018

Nations Work Together for Dramatic Escape of Syria's White Helmets

Food Fight Begins Over the Word "Milk"

Refugee Works at Lowe's While Running to Be President of South Sudan

California Bear Enjoys a Swim, a Margarita, and a Nap

In India, Fake News Spread Through WhatsApp Leads to Killings

Company Makes Extra-Big Chair to Help Extra-Tall Man

There Could Be a Growing American Cheese Problem

Aug

1

2018

Ethiopia-Eritrea Peace Deal Brings Families Back Together

Monster Iceberg Scares Tiny Greenland Village

Chinese Health Craze Threatens African Donkeys

Plant With Poison Sap Spreads in U.S.

Remains of Native Children Returned to Tribes

NASA's Record-Breaking Spacewoman Retires

More Black Brazilians Choose Natural, Curly Hair

Jul

25

2018

While the World Watched, Heroes Made Cave Rescue

Stamp Mistake Costs Postal Service $3.5 Million

Survey Counts More Than 1 Billion Guns in the World

German Couple Weds While Hanging From a Tightrope

NASA Experts Get Ready to Explore the Sun

Teen With Autism Gives Unexpected Graduation Speech

Final Ban on Trans Fats Goes Into Effect in U.S.

Jul

18

2018

Trump Makes Choice for New Supreme Court Justice

Mexico's New President Makes History

The "Tree of Life" Is Dying

Woman With Down Syndrome Is a Powerful Lobbyist and a Role Model

Raccoon Gets Famous Climbing Tall City Building

In First Big Test, Health Workers Rush Ebola Vaccine to Congo

In Refugee Camps, Rohingya Men Enjoy the Right to Wear Pants

Jul

11

2018

Workers with Disabilities Fill a Need in U.S. Job Market

Koko the Gorilla Helped Change Our View of Animals

Why Hasn't the Leaning Tower of Pisa Fallen?

The World's Plants, Bugs, and Germs Far Outweigh Humans

Malaysian People Join Crowdfunding Effort to Help Pay Down National Debt

Man Bitten and Nearly Killed After He Cuts Off Rattlesnake's Head

Miss America Contest Drops Swimsuit Portion

Jul

4

2018

Migrant Family Separations Stopped, but Problems Continue

Lemonade Stands Get Squeezed, but "Legal-Ade" Comes to the Rescue

Artists Paint Murals of Argentina's Missing Teens

Hand-Me-Downs From the U.S. Can Hurt Rwanda's Clothing Industry

After Son's Death, Father Steps in as Prom Date

Man Learns to Read at Age 37, Earns College Degree at 65

Expert Puts Loch Ness Monster Stories to the Test With DNA

Jun

27

2018

Trump Sees New Future for North Korea, but Path Is Unclear

Some Kits Are Real Hits at the World Cup

Teen Owes $37M for Starting Fire

Even the Police Laughed at This High School Prank

NASA Will Send First Helicopter to Mars in 2020 Mission

Humble Worker Breaks Mountain Climbing Record in Her Free Time

Huge Predatory Worms Hide in French Soil for Years

Jun

20

2018

In Plain English: Millions in U.S. Speak Other Languages

50 Years Later, Busboy Remembers Kennedy Shooting

Michigan Police Department Chooses Pawfficers

Former Flower Town Worries About Stinky Pot Plants

Europe Races to Set Up Network to Charge Electric Cars

Johannesburg Has a Lot of Money, and a Lot of People Without Homes

Senior Centers, Nursing Homes Become Next Battlegrounds for Bullying

Jun

13

2018

Study Estimates Thousands Died in Puerto Rico After Hurricane Maria

"Spider-Man" Becomes French Hero After Rescue

Experts Get Disappointing Answer to King Tut Mystery

Stranger on Subway Helps Dad With Son's Math Homework

Why Milk an Aardvark? To Help Future Babies

North Pole Heats Up, Ice Melts

104-Year-Old Man Ends His Life on His Own Terms

Jun

6

2018

In a Strong Economy, 43% of U.S. Households Can't Afford Basics

In Pakistan, Family Mourns Texas Shooting Victim

Not Just in Cartoons: Tumbleweeds Pile Up in Western Towns

U.S. Wants 1 Million Americans to Join Huge Study of DNA, Health Habits

Police Free Victims of Human Trafficking

The Life and Death of the World's Oldest Known Spider

Experts Don't Know Why Steamboat Geyser Is So Active

May

30

2018

Historic North Korea-U.S.Summit Is in Doubt

"Man With the Golden Arm" Saved 2.4 Million Babies

Toy Makers Look for New Places to Sell Toys

China's Technology Catches Man in a Crowd of 60,000

Can Dogs in Court Affect Jury Decisions?

Experts Find Pieces of a Book in Blackbeard's Ship

Younger Adults Know Less About the Holocaust

May

23

2018

Kilauea Is the World's Longest-Erupting Volcano

How Many Calories in That Sandwich? Now You Will Know.

Saudi Arabia Opens First Movie Theater in More Than 35 Years

People Are Bad at Guessing What Makes a Mutt

Statue of a Woman Joins the Many Men in Britain's Parliament Square

Tourist Town Works to Welcome Kids With Autism

"Poop Train" Finally Moves out of Tiny Alabama Town

May

16

2018

Migrant Caravan Seeks Asylum in the U.S.

New Memorial Tells Painful Story of Lynching

How Dangerous Is the World's Hottest Chili Pepper?

Barbara Bush Believed Literacy Was "the Most Important Issue We Have"

Treasure Found on German Island Dates Back to King Bluetooth

Months After Deadly Mudslide, Victims Still Finding Lost Belongings

May

9

2018

Politicians Are Rethinking Marijuana Laws

Newborn Baby Makes U.S. Senate History

Runner With Dwarfism Aims for 12 Marathons in One Year

News for You Readers Write: Still a Nation of Immigrants

Preserving the Clothes of the Dead Keeps Memories Alive

Book a $9.5 Million Stay at a Space Hotel

May

2

2018

Cubans Face the Future Without a Castro

In Tune With the Times, Pulitzer Prize Honors Rhymes

When Should Kids Be Allowed to Walk or Play Alone?

Tests Show That Rubber Duckies Carry a Dirty Secret Inside

Website Makes It Easy to Donate Items to Refugee Families

Accountant's First Pro Hockey Game Ends With a Big Win

The Sound of Frogs Slowly Returns to Panama

Apr

25

2018

Facebook Failure: Privacy Issues Worry Users

North Korean Leader Rides His Train in Style

Spinning Sahara Sand Turns Europe Orange

Gun-Control Debate Began Almost 90 Years Ago

Finland Tops the Charts on Happiness Meter

Man Launches Plan to Prove Earth Is Flat

Women Enter Children's Images of Scientists

Apr

18

2018

Teachers Rebel Against Low Pay and School Funding

Malala Yousafzai Makes Return Visit to Pakistan

Library on Wheels Brings Books to Afghan Kids

Locks of George Washington's Hair Found in an Old Library Book

Study Finds That Lies Spread Faster and Farther Than Truth on Twitter

Doctors in Quebec: Pay Us Less!

What's Old Is New Again: Decorate With Former Waste

Apr

11

2018

Most U.S. Adults Say Tougher Gun Laws Needed

Linda Brown Was Symbol of Segregation Struggle

"Mr. Records" Owns Kenya's Last Vinyl Music Store

Hardworking South Korea Cuts Back on Long Workweeks

Girl Scouts Help Write and Pass Smoking Law

People Buy Lunches for Students to Honor Philando Castile

People Are Getting Surgery for Better Selfies

Apr

4

2018

Putin Keeps Strong Grip on Power in Russia

Last Male Northern White Rhino Has Died

60,000 Trees Removed for Olympics — What Now?

Player Misses Record Shot on Purpose

Landlord Who Painted Over Graffiti Must Pay Artists

Reno's Last Drive-Thru Wedding Chapel Closes

Young Afghan Women Challenge Norms by Learning to Code

Mar

28

2018

State Department Shake-Up Comes at a Critical Time

Hawking Fought Disease to Become Famous Scientist

Mystery Solved: Mummy Related to British Lawmaker

Janitor Invents Flamin' Hot Cheetos, Then Rises to VP

In Iraq, Some Numbers Are Worth as Much as Gold

Lions From War Zones Reach Safety in South Africa

Rare Copy of the Declaration of Independence Was Stuffed in Box for Years

Write an Essay for News for You

Mar

21

2018

Expert: Everyone Usually Loses in a Trade War

Britain Remembers a Hero of the Sports World

Philadelphia Is Feeling the LOVE Again

New Bird Hunting Laws Can't Stop Old Habits in Lebanon

Black Artists Paint Bold Portraits of the Obamas

Lasers Find Thousands of Hidden Ancient Maya Sites

What Will Happen to the Tesla in Space?

Write an Essay for News for You

Mar

14

2018

Change Means China’s Leader Could Rule for Life

Storms Left Trash, and There’s No Place to Put It

Doctors of U.S. Presidents Were Not Always Truthful

A Robot Makes the Drinks in Tokyo’s Henn Na Café

Fitness Maps Could Put U.S. Soldiers, Spies at Risk

“World’s Loneliest Bird” Dies Next to the Statue He Loved

Truck Driver Leaves Tire Marks on Ancient Site

Mar

7

2018

After Shooting, Parkland Students Rise as a Powerful Political Voice

Top Court to Decide What You Can Wear to the Voting Booth

T-Shirt Helps Man Get His Wish

Quakes Turn Dutch Villages Against Gas

Cleveland Indians Will Drop Chief Wahoo From Uniforms

Woman Fixes a Butterfly's Broken Wing

Experts Clone Monkeys for the First Time

Feb

28

2018

President Issues Marching Orders for a Military Parade

New Rule for Tourists: Don't Pet the Penguins

Cape Town Expects to Run Out of Water

Bayeux Tapestry to Leave France for First Time in Nearly 1,000 Years

Should There Be a Second "Hollywood" Sign?

Doctor Who Helped U.S. Find Osama bin Laden Remains in Jail

Hero Dog Wins an Award for Saving Soldiers in WWII

Feb

21

2018

Stick to Sports? Black Athletes Have Long History of Protest

Restaurants Find Ways to Replace Plastic Straws

In Siberian Village, It Is So Cold That Eyelashes Freeze

Poor Venezuelans Search Filthy River to Earn Food Money

Cameras Catch Photos of Weird, Wild Animals

Baltimore City Councilwoman Helps Teens Who Attacked Her

Police Departments Disagree About Selling Seized Guns

Feb

14

2018

It's a Bad Flu Season. But in 1918, It Was Far Worse.

A Fishy Experiment Heals Burned Bears

Special Vending Machines Can Help the Homeless

Fly Through the Skies of Dubai on One of World's Longest Zip Lines

Watch Out for Falling Raccoons!

Retail Workers See Their Jobs Change Due to Online Shopping

Children Allowed to Smoke for Holiday in Portugal

Feb

7

2018

Should the 2020 Census Ask About Citizenship?

Aleppo's Old City Works to Come Back to Life

Less Honking in Kathmandu: City's Beeping Ban Is a Success

Amsterdam Is Latest European City With "Too Much" Tourism

Best Friends of 60 Years Find Out They Are Brothers

Draft of Flood Plan Suggests Emptying Louisiana Coast

Power Companies Work With Zoos to Feed the Animals

Jan

31

2018

Hawaii Missile Mistake Makes People Think About Being Prepared

Memorial Will Honor Native American Veterans

Man Cooks His Own Meal at Waffle House While Worker Sleeps

Goodbye, Dodgeball: Schools Change Gym Classes to Keep Kids Moving

Snakes Are Slithering All Over Bangkok

Midwives and Doulas Can Help at the Beginning and End of Life

“Super Beans” Could Help Feed the Hungry in Africa

Jan

24

2018

195,000 Salvadorans to Lose Special Status to Live in U.S.

IV Bag Shortage Strains Hospitals Treating Flu

Wristband Gives the Blind a "Sixth Sense"

More Young Americans Leave Their Desk Jobs for Life on the Farm

First Top-League Female Soccer Referee Asks, "Who's Next?"

Amazing Mono Lake Flies Use Air Bubbles Like Scuba Suits

WHO Report Finds 11 Percent of Drugs in Poor Countries Are Fake

Jan

17

2018

Olympic Games to Begin Under Political Clouds

Historic White House Magnolia Tree Is Cut Back

FDA Approves Pill That Reports on Patients

Warning: You Have Less Time to Escape a House Fire Than You May Think

Lifesaving Tips: How to Live Through a House Fire

How Sheep Got the Faroe Islands Onto Google Street View

Can Peru Save Its Ancient Ruins? Do Peruvians Care?

Jan

10

2018

Fighting Critics, U.S. Recognizes Jerusalem as Israel's Capital

U.S. Life Expectancy Gets Shorter

Spend a Night Where a Nuclear Warhead Once Slept

Millions of Brazilians Go From Riches to Rags

Electric Semi Could Change the World's Highways

102-Year-Old Holocaust Survivor Meets Nephew He Didn't Know He Had

Surprising Fact: Two U.S. Presidents Kept Alligators at the White House

Dec

13

2017

People of Zimbabwe Ask if New Leader Will Bring Change

Filmmakers Listened to Latinos to Make 'Coco' a Huge Hit

Ice Age Man Returned to 42,000-Year-Old Grave in Australia

Want to See Santa at NYC Macy's? You'll Need an Appointment

Pizza and Ice Cream Order Makes It All the Way to Space

Behind the Photo: Expert Learns More About Harlem Hellfighters

Chinese Beetles Might Control 'Super Invader' Trees

Dec

6

2017

Lawmakers Question President’s Power to Launch Nukes

2018 World Cup Field Includes Some Surprises

West Coast Cities Struggle With Rising Homelessness

Holy Smoke! Pope Ends Sales of Cigarettes in Vatican City

Gerrymandering: What Is It, and Why Is It in the News This Year?

Barber Helps Kids With Autism Enjoy Getting Haircuts

Sheep Spot Famous Faces to Help With Brain Research

Nov

29

2017

A Tough Debate in Puerto Rico: To Stay or to Leave

Even a Former President Shows Up for Jury Duty

Some Flowers Find Way to Fake the Color Blue, Attract Bees

Medic Who Served in Vietnam War Wins Medal of Honor

Good Colombian Coffee Finally Comes Back Home

Mean Cats Get Second Lives as Working Cats

Last Carmaker in Australia Closes

Nov

15

2017

Russia Investigation Unfolds With First Arrests

Catalonia Vote Leads to Crisis for Spain

World Learns New Truths About Famous Spy Mata Hari

Expert Wins Nobel Prize for Studying Spending Choices

Swedish Author Offers Advice: Start Death Cleaning Tradition

'Milking' Deadly Snails for the Good of Human Health

Boy Scouts to Let Girls Join; Girl Scouts Not Happy