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Afghan teens become quick celebs at “Robot Olympics”

by Fatemeh Jamalpour | Jul 20, 2017 | Featured, Politics

WASHINGTON — Their robot — dubbed Better Idea of Afghan Girls — didn’t nab a gold medal. Even so, the six teenage girls who had traveled from Afghanistan to Washington became celebrities at the three-day First Global Challenge, an international robotics competition...
Rick Perry Says Coal, Shale and Liquid Natural Gas Grew Under Trump

Rick Perry Says Coal, Shale and Liquid Natural Gas Grew Under Trump

by Misha Euceph | Jul 20, 2017 | Environment, Featured

WASHINGTON — Energy Secretary Rick Perry said Tuesday that U.S. production of cleaner burning coal, shale oil and gas, and liquefied natural gas has grown under the Trump administration and the increase didn’t result in more pollution. This increase has led to “job...
Skokie Holocaust Museum Wins National Award

Skokie Holocaust Museum Wins National Award

by Jacob Rogers | Jul 20, 2017 | Education, Featured

WASHINGTON — The Illinois Holocaust Museum and Education Center was honored this week as one of 10 institutions to receive a 2017 national award for service and education from the Institute of Museum and Library Services. Susan Abrams, the Skokie-based...
Cotton says there’s enough time to repeal CFPB arbitration rule

Cotton says there’s enough time to repeal CFPB arbitration rule

by Yemeng Yang | Jul 20, 2017 | Business & Tech, Featured

WASHINGTON — Facing a 60-day deadline and a looming summer congressional recess, Sen. Tom Cotton of Arkansas vowed Wednesday that he and his fellow Republicans have enough time to overturn a rule that allows consumers to band together and sue financial institutions....
One box, four months, 157 countries: How a robotics contest is getting girls excited for STEM

One box, four months, 157 countries: How a robotics contest is getting girls excited for STEM

by Ritu Prasad & Katie Watkins | Jul 19, 2017 | Featured, Science + Technology

WASHINGTON — Growing up in Alexandria, Egypt, Yomna Ahmed Rageb remembers a childhood full of Legos. So when her parents suggested she get involved with robotics, it felt natural to trade her plastic bricks for metal gears. But when she first joined a robotics team as...

U.S. wants concrete results in trade talks, China wants to move slowly

by Mengjie(Jessie) Jiang | Jul 18, 2017 | Business & Tech, Featured

WASHINGTON–U.S. and China have different goals for the Wednesday bilateral economic dialogue: President Donald Trump wants tangible success in reducing the U.S. trade deficit with China, while Chinese President Xi Jinping wants to keep the status quo, a number...
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