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The U.S. has barred a leading inspector of organic food from China amid questions over its practices.
To compete in a global economy, some school districts are offering engineering lessons to students in kindergarten.
After a disappointing Memorial Day weekend, Hollywood is still waiting for hit movies to energize ticket sales and box office receipts.
A 23-year-old moved nearly 500 miles to work at a Honda plant, only to find the wages inadequate. He took the bold step of organizing a strike.
The nearly $1 trillion in untapped deposits are enough to fundamentally alter the Afghan economy and perhaps the Afghan war itself, officials said.
An effort to pay people to take their medicine is gaining ground as a way to save on the costs of hospitalization.
The Guggenheim Foundation and Google initiate YouTube Play, a channel enabling video artists to apply for a spot in a four-museum biennial Guggenheim exhibition.
The unifying factor on the third day of the World Cup emerged: desperate goalkeepers.
The site, Cambio, is being billed as a next-generation video network, where entertainers can connect with their fans.
âMemphisâ won the award for best musical, âRedâ won best play and five other Tonys, and Catherine Zeta-Jones took home a Tony for best actress in a musical.
The Somali government is fielding hundreds of child soldiers, some as young as 9, according to rights groups and the U.N.