As Syrian chefs have shown around the world, the simplicity of a shared meal could provide answers to the multifaceted issue of war and
Displaced By War, Refugees Find Hope In Their Food Culture
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Weeks After Defeated Deal, Colombia And FARC Rebels Reach A New Peace
Colombian President Juan Manuel Santos makes a peace sign with wife Maria Clemencia Rodriguez after voting in the October referendum. That deal was rejected
U.S. Election Results: Five Bumpy White House Transitions
President Barack Obama took the first step in passing the presidential baton to his successor Donald Trump after the two spoke for more than
‘Minibrains’ Could Help Drug Discovery For Zika And For Alzheimer’s
This image is from lab-grown brain tissue — a minibrain — infected by Zika virus (white) with neural stem cells in red and neuronal
Cigarette Smoking In The U.S. Continues To Fall
Cigarette smoking continues to decline as taxes on tobacco rise. The number of cigarette smokers in the United States has dropped by 8.6 million
How Does A High-Protein Diet Aid Weight Loss? Study Sheds Light
Researchers have learned more about how protein-rich foods affect appetite and weight. A number of studies have suggested a diet high in protein can
Savile Row Gets Tailor-Made Rules To Safeguard Its Unique Character
The world famous bespoke tailoring district of Savile Row and the Harley Street medical quarter are among five historic London addresses given special protection
Chicago Entices Cyclists With Plan For Floating, Solar-Powered Bike Path
An illustration of the bike lane in downtown Chicago. City cyclists, picture the scene: no more road-hogging drivers, no more day-dreaming pedestrians, no more
‘The Art Of The Qur’an,’ A Rare Peek At Islam’s Holy Text
Visitors studying a folio from a large Quran dating to about 1400 in the exhibition “The Art of the Qur’an: Treasures From the Museum
Staring Into The Abyss
When images of this sinkhole in Fukuoka, Japan, appeared on 8 November, social media users saw an omen for the US election