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A teacher in the Washington suburbs has found a way to engage and motivate students-- by bringing rhythm and fun to mathematics.
For BlackBerry CEO Thorsten Heins, it's another chance to remake a faded brand.
US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton has repeatedly been seen by the public as the world's most admired woman.
University of Texas researchers recently collaborated on an innovative technique that allowed them to see a virus in the act of infecting a cell.
Nashville, Tennessee, home to the famous Grand Ole Opry, is perhaps best known as America's country music capital.
France has deployed more than 700 soldiers across the capital as fears grow over the potential for reprisals following the military intervention in Mali.
The president restated his commitment to immigration reform in his inaugural address last week.
Every year the world produces around four billion tons of food. And between a third and half of it goes to waste.
It's been 40 years since the US Supreme Court legalized abortion, but the controversy over the practice is as fierce as ever.
Many sub-Saharan countries have had sustained economic growth despite the global recession.
British Prime Minister David Cameron has begun a process that could lead to Britain's exit from the European Union.
The US government has already reached the congressionaly imposed borrowing limit of $16.4 trillion and could run out of money by mid-February.
