Beijing could use 5G to further repress citizens
5G technology will have many benefits, but Beijing may use data to track and oppress people around the world, a U.S. government official says.
U.S. company wins first-ever approval of Ebola vaccine
The European Commission has approved a U.S. company's first-ever Ebola vaccine, boosting efforts to fight the deadly virus.
The U.S. and Canada: Partners in space
The U.S. and Canada, longtime partners in space exploration, work in space and on the ground to continue future space collaboration.
Exploring Mars, the next frontier [poster]
Do you want to know about Mars? Besides masses of information, NASA Mars exploration has resulted in gorgeous photos. Download this poster.
U.S.-affiliated university in Vietnam welcomes its first students
By giving its students the tools to tackle 21st-century problems, Fulbright University Vietnam hopes to produce the next generation of Vietnam's leaders.
Iran shuts down internet access to hide protests
Despite reports that the Iranian regime has cut internet access to stymie citizen protests, Iranians are still finding ways to post protest images online.
Congressional Gold Medals for NASA’s ‘hidden figures’
Four African-American women who were instrumental in launching the U.S. space program are getting the highest civilian honor bestowed by the U.S. Congress.
Study abroad prepares students for success
The 2019 Open Doors report shows the benefits of international student exchanges, enhancing students' ability to succeed.
Technology is transforming U.S. manufacturing
The U.S. is moving toward smart manufacturing, which incorporates robotics and automation. Smart factories are hiring more highly skilled employees.