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Ida B. Wells Receives Posthumous Pulitzer Prize

Ida B. Wells, an investigative journalist who risked her life exposing the horrors of lynching in the lat...
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Coronavirus Changes Election Logistics … Not Democracy

Despite the new coronavirus, the United States will hold its national election this year. Experts say ...
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How American Colleges Teach Artists to Be Entrepreneurs

Interview with Dr. Jose Antonio Bowen, Senior Fellow, Association of American Colleges & Universities...
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NASA Scientists Operate Mars Rover From Home

Like so many other workers around the world affected by a COVID-19 lockdown, the team of scientists that ...
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U.S. Charities Give Millions in Worldwide Coronavirus Effort

U.S. charities are donating millions to stop the spread of COVID-19, funding research into new therapies ...
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America’s Small Businesses Shift Production to Aid COVID-19 Fight

Small businesses across America are at the forefront of a nationwide mobilization against the novel coron...
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Floating Hospitals Support U.S. Cities Fighting Coronavirus

America is meeting the increased medical needs of its citizens in a unique way. Two U.S. Navy hospital sh...
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“Gentle Wolfhounds” Help Osaka Children for Seven Decades

One day late in 1949, in the aftermath of World War II, U.S. Army Master Sergeant Hugh O’Reilly and almos...
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St. Luke’s International Hospital – A Lasting Symbol of U.S.-Japan Friendship

St. Luke’s International Hospital has been a center of U.S.-Japan history for well over 100 years, making...
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Swing States Keep Campaigns Guessing

While each major U.S. political party has many states it counts on winning in November’s presidential ele...
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Americans Adapt to Social Distancing to Fight Coronavirus

Across the United States, Americans are pursuing creative ways to continue their lives while keeping thei...
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Virginia Middle School Student Earns Honor of Naming NASA's Next Mars Rover

https://youtu.be/NA64dzkk20Y NASA's next Mars rover has a new name: Perseverance. Virginia seventh ...
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U.S. Scientists Work Tirelessly on Coronavirus Vaccines

U.S. innovators are rushing to combat the new coronavirus, with vaccines already in development and new t...
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Tips from an Expert: Navigating a U.S. University

If you wind up going to college in the United States, do as many internships as possible and be sure to l...
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U.S. and Japan Partner on Missions to Moon and Beyond

Building on more than two decades of partnership in the International Space Station program, NASA and JAX...
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The U.S.-Japan Alliance – The Gold Standard in Win-Win Defense Treaties

Former U.S. Ambassador to Japan Mike Mansfield (1977-88), who represented both Republican and Democratic ...
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Americans Give Back During the Holidays

Every year millions of Americans give their time, talent and donations to the needy over the winter holid...
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