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NASA: Jupiter's Jet Streams Run Deep
Scientists now have a deeper understanding of Jupiter's stripes, first documented 400 years ago.
Katelyn Newman March 8, 2018
Best Countries for Women in Science
These are the places outside the U.S. that have the most women researchers.
Sintia Radu March 7, 2018
Tariff Relief Possible for Mexico, Canada
Other countries could also get exemptions on a ‘case-by-case’ basis, Sanders said.
Gabrielle Levy March 7, 2018
Recalling the Guatemala Orphanage Fire
One year after more than 40 girls died in a fire at a state-run shelter on the outskirts of Guatemala City, the wounds remain fresh.
March 7, 2018
Koreas Agree to Summit
The north is also willing to suspend nuclear and missile tests if the U.S. agrees to talks.
Alexa Lardieri March 6, 2018
Ryan Blasts Trump Tariff Proposal
The speaker joins a growing chorus of opposition from within the president’s party to his plan to impose tariffs on steel and aluminum.
Gabrielle Levy March 5, 2018
North and South Korean Officials Meet
South Korean delegates are making the trip in an attempt to negotiate a peaceful solution to Kim’s weapons program.
Alexa Lardieri March 5, 2018
Trump Tariffs Draw Counterthreats
The tariffs are hurting U.S. allies and the global economy, foreign leaders warn.
Katelyn Newman March 2, 2018
Netanyahu Questioned in Corruption Case
As of Friday, Israel's prime minister been questioned by the police eight times in the past 14 months.
Katelyn Newman March 2, 2018
