Russian Hackers Go After Conservative Groups
Microsoft said it had “no evidence” to suggest the domains were used in successful cyberattacks, but that hackers had attempted to steal passwords and private data.
Featured Stories
EPA Admits Its Power Plant Plan Could Kill Thousands
The Trump administration has revealed its plan to replace former President Barack Obama's Clean Power Plan—and it could prove deadly.
Democrats Could Sway Wyoming's Tight Republican Primary
State treasurer Mark Gordon and multimillionaire GOP donor Foster Friess are in a dead heat for the Republican gubernatorial nomination, where Democrats could make a difference.
Iran Reveals Newest Fighter Jet Despite Sanctions
The Kowsar, which has highly integrated architecture and a fire-control system that uses fourth-generation digital data networks, is Iran’s first domestically produced jet fighter.
Top Story
Ghouta Chemical Attack: Assad Unpunished Five Years On
There have been hundreds of chemical attacks in Syria since 2011, but Bashar al-Assad continues to be protected by his Russian allies.
More Stories
Health Director to Stand Trial Over Flint Water Deaths
Nick Lyon becomes highest-ranking official to face criminal charges after two men died from Legionnaires' disease during contaminated water scandal.
North Korea Shows No Sign of Halting Nuclear Program
The International Atomic Energy Agency called the "further development” of Pyongyang’s nuclear program a “cause for grave concern” in a report.
U.S. Inmates Launch Nationwide Prison Strike
The strike, which is supposed to last until September 9, calls for a number of prison reforms.
Chelsea Clinton Opens Door to Future in Politics
“Definite no now” but a “definite maybe” in the future, she said.
Action Demanded After Record Opioid Death Levels
More Tennesseans died in 2017 from drug overdoses than automobile crashes. As many as 500 deaths were linked to fentanyl alone.
Will the GOP Ever Win Back Young, Female Voters?
Women are much more likely than their male counterparts to align themselves with the Democratic Party, one Pew Research study says.
Trump Fears Mueller Will Believe 'Best Friend' Comey
The president said an interview with special counsel Robert Mueller could end up as a "perjury trap."
Google Faces Lawsuit for Tracking User Locations
The legal filing comes after the tech giant admitted that it stores users' location history even if they switch it off.
A Career in Engineering and the importance of ABET
Engineers are some of the most sought after professionals in the world. The key to getting ahead in this field is a good education and a good education means ABET Accreditation. Find out more.
IB & World Class Education
Which American schools conform to the covered IB standards and why it is so important? Find out more.
In the Magazine
Editor's Pick
Protesters Knock Down Silent Sam Monument
Protesters chanted "I believe that we will win" as the Confederate statue fell.
Frozen Water Confirmed at Moon's Poles for First Time
The new findings have significant implications for future missions to the Moon.
Nazi Camp Guard Deported to Germany: White House
Fifteen years after being accused of serving the Nazi regime in occupied Poland, Jakiw Palij has been removed from New York.
Taiwan Vows to Fight China's 'Out of Control' Behavior
“We will turn to countries with similar values to fight together against China’s increasingly out-of-control international behavior,” Taiwan President Tsai Ing-wen said.
Coconut Oil Is ‘Pure Poison,’ Says Harvard Professor
Most people think coconut oil is a healthy food, but experts beg to differ.
Kim Jong Un Not 'Proud' Of His Country's Public Health
While touring a medical factory, North Korean supreme leader Kim Jong Un "said he cannot but be very concerned about and disappointed by the bad situation."
Legal Weed to Create Thousands of New Jobs in Canada
Marijuana companies are searching for employees in a wide variety of capacities, ranging from menial labor to scientific research, as well as sales and management.
Earth’s Magnetic Polarity Can Flip Faster Than Thought
Polarity changes can occur within centuries, not just over millennia.
The Most Expensive Movies Ever Made
Hajj 2018 in Pictures: Millions of Muslims Gather in Mecca for Eid al-Adha Pilgrimage
The Best Movies of the 1990s, According to Critics
The 25 Most-Watched TV Series Finales of All Time
The Cities Americans Are Abandoning
These 47 Films All Have a Perfect Score on Rotten Tomatoes
Subscribe
Education for a Better World
What is the International Baccalaureate and what is its mission? Find out how IB schools are shaping global education.