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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

Nov

8

2017

Cities Hope for the New Amazon HQ

Nuclear Tests Move a Mountain

Artificial Colors, Flavors Make a Comeback

Band of Rock-Star Nuns Gains Fans Across the Globe

Teens Record History in the Great Thanksgiving Listen

Man Who Prepared for Doomsday Gives All His Food to Puerto Rico

Fireworks Still Light Up Diwali Hindu Festival

Nov

1

2017

Models of New Border Wall Do Not Impress Everyone

China's Space Lab Could Crash Anywhere on Earth

Powerful Viking Warrior Was a Woman

Black Musician Changes Racists' Minds

Swiss Supermarket Sells Bug Burgers

'Fatberg' in London Sewer Weighed More Than 10 Buses

Why Doesn't the U.S. Use the Metric System? Blame Pirates!

Oct

25

2017

How the California Wildfires Blew Out of Control

ACA Health Plan Enrollment Begins as Cuts Are Made

Nations Remember 'The Man Who Saved the World'

Kids 'TRACK' Down Fun Along Trails

Lack of Birth Records Makes Millions of World's Children 'Invisible'

China Wants to Lead the World in Sharing

Ask About Prices to Save on Prescriptions

Oct

18

2017

Las Vegas Mass Shooting Shows a New Level of Violence

Saudi Women Are Ready to Get Behind the Wheel

'Phone of the Wind' Connects Families to Dead Loved Ones

The Chosen: Refugees Compete for a New Life in Canada

More States Require a High-Quality Civics Education

Boat Still Delivers 'Mail by the Pail' to Great Lakes Freighters

Science May Have Solved 150-Year-Old Submarine Mystery

Oct

11

2017

Players Protest: NFL Responds to President's Criticism

Puerto Rico Is in Crisis After Hurricane Maria

The Power of Water in a Warming World

Flood Insurance Is Important, but It Can Be Hard to Get

What Water Does to People, Places, and Things

In South Asia, Major Flooding Happens Almost Every Year

Kind Judge in Rhode Island Becomes Internet Star

Oct

4

2017

A Mystery in Cuba: Who (or What) Is Hurting U.S. Diplomats?

Goodbye, Cassini: Saturn Spacecraft Ends Mission

New York City Gets Even Tougher on Smoking

Five Years Later, Still No Charges in Miner Killings

Nagasaki Survivor Showed His Scars, Trying to Stop Atomic Bombs

For Sale: Haunted Clown Motel in Nevada

Lonely Senior's Letter Starts a Chain of Friendships

Sep

27

2017

Rohingya Muslims Flee as Crisis in Myanmar Grows

Huge Photo of Young Boy Peeks Over Border Wall

Artist Wants to Bring Rosa Parks House Back to U.S.

Lifelong Eagles Fan Gets Last Laugh After His Death

Mini Organs in Labs Can Help Test Treatments

Veterans Find New Homes in Shipping Container Apartments

Kenya's Ban on Plastic Bags Includes Harsh Punishments

Sep

20

2017

The DACA Program Is Ending. What Is Next for 'Dreamers'?

American Space Champion Returns to Earth

Milkshake Mission: Dying Woman Gets Her Wish

Lightning Deaths Drop as People Stay Indoors

70 Years After Partition, Indians and Pakistanis Still Remember the Terrors

Want to Golf or See an Aquarium? Visit These Airports

How Do Birds' Eggs Get Their Shape?

Sep

13

2017

Help Floods Into Houston

American Wheat Farmers Are Going Against the Grain

Teen's Feet Become Food for Tiny Sea Creatures

Six Years After Uprising, Libyans Are Struggling

Veteran Returns Japanese Flag to Dead Soldier's Family

Funny Sports Picture Becomes Online Hit

As Cars Take Control, Driving Gets Worse

Sep

6

2017

U.S. Factory Jobs Go High-Tech; Many Workers Are Left Behind

Cities Seek Ways to Prevent Car and Truck Attacks

White House Job of First Pet to Stay Open … For Now

Swim Lessons in Bangladesh Will Save Children's Lives

Expert Believes He's Found America's First Coin

Players Welcome Barbers to the Ballpark

Could Ancient Roman Concrete Protect Humans From Rising Seas?

Aug

30

2017

Racist Groups Plan to Be 'More Active Than Ever'

London's Big Ben Goes Quiet

Truck Crash + Slime Eels = A Sticky Mess

Huge Birthday Card From Poland to U.S. Is Now Online

Southern Plantations Run Tours That Focus on Slavery

Dubai Paints Giant Smiley Face to Set a Happy Mood

Soldier Helps Other Wounded Troops Heal

Aug

23

2017

'Wasted Generation' Is Trapped in Gaza

White House Gets a Quick Summer Makeover

Boy Trips, Finds Million-Year-Old Fossil

'Courageous' Afghan Girls Beat Odds to Enter Contest

Experts Find That Ravens Can Plan Ahead for the Future

Idaho Tree's 2-Block Trip Was Really a Huge Move

Meet the Limping Lady, One of WWII's Most Daring Spies

Aug

16

2017

In U.S. History, Transgender Troops Are Nothing New

All Is Forgiven? Famous Fan Gets Cubs Ring

Scary, Screaming Bullets: Roman Slingshots Were Powerful Weapons

More Than a Million Russians Line Up to See Rib of Saint

Disappearing Horseshoe Crabs Are Saving Many Human Lives

Monkeys Take Over Parts of Florida Park

Chicago Students Can't Graduate Without a Plan for the Future

Aug

9

2017

Deadly Case Puts Spotlight on Human Smuggling

President of India Went From Low Caste to High Office

Boy From India's Slums Leaps a Step Closer to NYC Ballet Dream

World's Largest Refugee Camp Struggles to Keep Kids in School

Baseball's New Record Risks Putting Fans to Sleep

Scientists Explain How Sunflowers Dance With the Sun

Slime Fad Stretches Through Summer

Aug

2

2017

Poll: Most Americans Are Worried About War With North Korea

It's the Season of Ticks — and Lyme Disease

Teen Raises Money to Send Holocaust Survivor on Trip to Israel

Sweden's Museum of Failure Shows Off Bad Ideas

Objects Owned by Outlaws, Gangster Sell Big at Auction

Roadkill Is on the Menu in Many U.S. States

Old-Fashioned Typewriters Find New Fans

Jul

26

2017

Iraq Pushes Out Islamic State, but Smaller Cells Survive

Huge Chunk of Ice Breaks Free in Antarctica

In Europe, Finger Wrestling Is a Serious Sport

Indian Teens Save Friends From Child Marriages

Where Is the Best Beach in the U.S.?

NYBC Agrees to Help Pay for Care of Abandoned Chimps

NASA Spacecraft Will Aim for the Sun

Jul

19

2017

Rare Total Eclipse Gets Its Moment in the Sun

Happy 150th Birthday, Canada!

Ken Dolls Get a Makeover: New Bodies, Skin Colors, Hairstyles

Hate Hot Summers? Experts Say Killer Heat Waves Will Only Get Worse

Millions of Americans Think Chocolate Milk Comes From Brown Cows

Man Earns Good Money Diving for Golf Balls

Researchers Use DNA to Study the Early Spread of Cats in the Human World

Jul

12

2017

Opioid Overdoses Create a Public Health Crisis

The Summer Job Is Disappearing for Teens

People Learn How to Save Drug Users From Overdose

New Rules Limit What People Can Do Near Rome's Public Fountains

Woman Carries Out Friend's Last Wishes, Sees the Beauty of U.S.

Why Did Whales Grow So Big?

The Entire World Has a Weight Problem, Study Finds

Jul

5

2017

Diverse London Neighborhood Unites After Fire

Amazon's Whole Foods Deal Means Big Changes in Grocery Business

Don't Cuddle Your Chickens

Return to Past Helps Dementia Patients From Former East Germany

Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg Is Strong, and You Can Be, Too!

Indonesian Crime Unit Tries to Destroy 'Chili Mafia'

Trees Could Transform Flight 93 Field

Jun

28

2017

NASA Chooses New Group of Astronauts

Barron Becomes First Boy to Live in the White House Since 1963

German Airport Offers a Prayer Booth for Nervous Flyers

Water Leaks Into the Doomsday Seed Vault, Causing Worry

Americans Need to Know What Sepsis Is; Doctors Need to Treat It Fast

American Bobcats Are Back, Living in Cities and Towns

Study Finds Mixed Marriage Is at an All-Time High in U.S.

Jun

21

2017

Feud With Qatar Disrupts 'People of the Gulf'

James: 'Being Black in America Is Tough'

Major Farms in South African Town Stop Offering Ostrich Rides

Baby Box Program Starts to Catch On in U.S.

Hollywood's Famous Chinese Theatre Turns 90 Years Old

Poor Haitians Pushed Into Lifetime of Debt to Fund Funerals

Podcast Tries to Bore People to Sleep

Jun

14

2017

European Nations May No Longer Rely on U.S.

Japan's Youth Make a 'Mago-Turn' to Live With Grandparents

Cat in Bulgaria Gets New Back Legs

Living in Hong Kong: Shoebox Apartments and Coffin Homes

Last Survivor of the Hindenburg Recalls Doomed Flight

Rule Change Will Allow Religious Players to Wear Head Coverings

Britain's Prince Philip to Retire From Public Life

Jun

7

2017

Special Counsel Will Take Over Russia Investigation

Dutch King Reveals Secret High Life

Young Girls in Finland Can't Get Enough of Hobbyhorsing

Gay Lawmaker Strikes Back, Calls Grandma of Online Troll

By Chance, Expert Finds Insects That Seem to Eat Plastic Bags

New Eclipse Stamp: Touch It, and You See the Moon

U.S. Navy Submarines Will Get Changes, Upgrades for Female Crew Members

May

31

2017

Puerto Rico's Economic Crisis Closes Schools, Pushes Families Out

Fidget Spinners: Toys or Learning Tools?

Austrian Town Finds a Hermit After Worldwide Search

Museum of the American Revolution Finally Opens in Philadelphia

After Loss of Flight 370, Planes Will Be Tracked From Space

World's First Cloned Cat Turns 15

Tiny Mammals Can Live Like Plants

May

24

2017

Washington Questions Reason for Firing FBI Director

Older Climbers Could Be Kept Off Everest

Infected Tooth Might Have Made Famous Lions Eat Humans

Family-Based Team Builds 'Star Trek' Device, Wins Millions

50 Years After K.V. Switzer's Famous Run, Boston Marathon Retires Bib No. 261

Some Teachers Cash In on Lesson Plans

No One Knows Who Hid Treasure in Old Piano

May

17

2017

Visa Limit Threatens Summer Season at U.S. Resorts

Tiny Lambs Show the Future for Human Preemies

Pope Francis Opens Laundromat for Homeless

Sapphire Rush Threatens Rainforests of Madagascar

Experts Find Second 'Great Spot' on Jupiter

Major League Baseball's Secret Ingredient Is Mud

'Bad Breath' May Signal a New Threat for Killer Whales

May

10

2017

New Orleans Takes Down Confederate Monuments

3 African Countries Chosen to Test Malaria Vaccine

Thieves in Germany Steal Heavy Gold Coin Worth Millions

Experts Search Lake for Mad Emperor's Sunken Pleasure Boat

What's on the Menu for Mars? Potatoes

Indiana Town Elects Its 19th Village Idiot

Hacker Sets Off All 156 Tornado Sirens in City of Dallas

May

3

2017

Turkey's President Will Have More Power

Transplant Connects Two Pro Athletes

Experts Use Spinach to Host Beating Human Heart Cells

Cheerios Picked Harmful Flower Seeds for Its Effort to Save the Bees

Slow That Roll: China Uses Tech to Guard Toilet Paper

Saudi Arabia Holds Yearly Beauty Contest for Camels

Statue of Top Soccer Player Raises Eyebrows in Portugal

Apr

26

2017

After Bitter Fight, Gorsuch Joins Supreme Court

Sarin Gas: An Accidental Weapon

Rescued Squirrel Stops Home Robbery

Experts Find Seven Earth-Sized Planets That Could Support Life

Will Former President James Polk Ever Rest in Peace?

Pastor Finds and Gives Away Huge Diamond

Lake Worshipped by Incas Now Full of Toxins, Trash