US: Aid Workers Bring Light to Communities All Over The World
Secretary Kerry said in 2014, at least 329 humanitarian aid workers around the world were victims of major attacks, more than 100 were kidnapped, scores were wounded, and 120 died in the service of millions of people in need.
CERN LHC Advances Sub-Atomic Physics Symmetry 50-years in One Go
The ALICE experiment at the CERN LHC has demonstrated symmetry to a higher level than previously by a factor of about 100 times.
Australia Promotes Automatic Brakes For All New Vehicles
In a recent announcement, Australia's assessor of automotive safety has suggested that automatic brakes should become a standard feature of every new car sold in Australia.
Ten Things The State Department Wants You To Know About What They Do
Ten things the U.S. Department of State and the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) do with just over one per cent of the federal budget.
Nicky Hilton’s Surprisingly Formal Wedding: Ideas Brides Can Steal for Their Own
One of the world's wealthiest bachelors marries Nicky Hilton. Can regular women even come close to the extravagance displayed at the wedding?
