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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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Politics

U.S. States and Localities Offer Ballots in Many Languages

Voting is an important cornerstone of democracy. And in the United States, ballots appear in multiple lan...
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Editors' PicksScience & Technology

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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Editors' PicksSocial Issues

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 ...
Apr 27, 2020VIEW
Education & Study Abroad

Advice on Studying Abroad: Stand-up Comedian Rio

A Japanese who can make Americans laugh… in English? Impossible! But there is someone who has succeeded a...
Apr 23, 2020VIEW
Science & Technology

U.S. Makes Advances on COVID-19 Vaccines

U.S. scientists are getting closer to a vaccine to keep the world safe from COVID-19. Several U.S. par...
Apr 22, 2020VIEW
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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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America’s Fortune 500 Take on COVID-19

Many of America’s most successful companies are giving money, supplies and know-how to take on the COVID-...
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Travel

Five National Parks to Visit Virtually

Take a guided tour with a park ranger of an ancient glacier in Alaska or a limestone cave in New Mexico. ...
Apr 15, 2020VIEW
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Spiritual Life in the U.S. During a Pandemic

With the new coronavirus upending daily life, houses of worship throughout the United States are altering...
Apr 14, 2020VIEW
Science & Technology

U.S. Supercomputers Take Aim Against Coronavirus

The United States is making the world's most advanced supercomputers available to scientists around the g...
Apr 13, 2020VIEW
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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...
Apr 10, 2020VIEW
Social Issues

America’s "Citizen Soldiers" Aid Coronavirus Fight

America’s National Guard is on the front lines of the “whole-of-America” fight against the deadly coronav...
Apr 9, 2020VIEW
Science & Technology

U.S. Leadership on Global Health is Unmatched

Viruses do not respect national boundaries. They are a global threat. And the United States’ investment i...
Apr 7, 2020VIEW
Editors' PicksU.S.-Japan RelationsScience & Technology

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...
Apr 7, 2020VIEW
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U.S. and French Colleagues Work Together on COVID-19 Cure

Two scientists who met through the J. William Fulbright international exchange program are part of a worl...
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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...
Apr 1, 2020VIEW

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