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Bye bye, Bao Bao [video]
Washington is saying its farewells to Bao Bao, the beloved giant panda that leaves the National Zoo and heads to China on February 21.
Could these end up in Tokyo’s Olympic medals?
The 5,000 medals of the 2020 Olympics and Paralympics will feature metals — including 40 kilograms of gold — reclaimed from discarded electronic devices.
Indian snake hunters lend skills to stop Florida python invasion
Two snake catchers from India might have the secret to saving Florida wildlife from Burmese pythons. In just four weeks they caught nearly 30 snakes.
Diaspora voices: People of Africa to share their stories
On March 8 the State Department will host #DiasporaVoices, a live-streamed interactive video webchat for diaspora communities.
Tillerson travels to Germany in first official trip
Secretary of State Rex Tillerson arrived in Bonn, Germany, February 15 in his first overseas trip as America’s chief diplomat.
Welcome to Alcatraz: One of the largest microgrids in the United...
The San Francisco Bay island of Alcatraz, formerly a high-security prison, is now a tourist destination with its own renewable-energy system.
How much do you know about U.S. presidents? [quiz]
The U.S. has a holiday known as Presidents Day. What do you know about U.S. presidents? Test your knowledge with our interactive quiz!
Trump’s Egyptian-born economic adviser focuses on jobs and women
Dina Habib Powell, senior counselor for economic initiatives, brings public-service experience and private-sector know-how to the White House.
Do sanctions work?
Sanctions provide an option for U.S. policymakers to alter the behavior of a foreign nation or a specific group of people without military conflict.