Facebook, Twitter Ban Fake Accounts Linked to Iran, Russia The social media companies Facebook and Twitter announced they have found and banned hundreds of accounts, groups and pages linked to Russia and Iran. Facebook said Tuesday it removed over 60
Facebook Now Rates Users on Trustworthiness Facebook is now rating users on how trustworthy they are in identifying and reporting real and false news. 脸谱网现在开始对用户在识别并报告真假新闻方面的可信度进行评分。 The r
NASA Spacecraft to Study the Sun Up Close The United States space agency will launch a spacecraft to explore the sun more closely than ever before on Saturday. NASAs Parker Solar Probe will fly through the hot solar atmosphere and come within just 6
Birds Learn Each Others Languages by Listening, Experts Say Wild animals are known to listen to each other for warnings that predators are near. Some birds, for example, flee when neighbors make a loud noise to announce a snakes presence. 众所周知,
Study: We Learn Language in Pre-Human Area of Brain From VOA Learning English, this is the Health Lifestyle report. A new study from brain researchers helps explain how the human brain evolved, or changed over time, to permit people to speak and writ
Study: Bad Marriage, Bad Health From VOA Learning English, this is the Health Lifestyle report. Traditional wedding vows often include the promise to be by your spouses side in sickness and in health, 'til death do you part. Or something similar. Wel
Study Finds Support for Charter Schools Growing in US A new study published Tuesday has found increased support for charter schools and private school voucher programs. The study suggests that Republican Party support for these programs had a strong
Many US States Struggle with Teacher Shortages An increasing number of American states have identified teacher shortages as a major problem. In some states, there is especially a great need for teachers of special education, science and math. In othe
Study Suggests Tick-Caused Meat Allergies Rising A new study has found that cases of meat allergies caused by an insect bite appear to be increasing in the United States. The study reported that a large number of cases in which people had strong alle
Oops! I spilled some coffee. Hmm Let me think about it. Woohoo! Thats great news. Lets celebrate. To the untrained ear, sounds like oops hmm and woohoo may seem like nonsense. But in English, these sounds carry a lot of meaning. We call them interjec
US Defense Chief Urges Closer Ties with Brazil in Space Research United States Defense Secretary Jim Mattis spoke in Brazil Tuesday calling for closer ties with the country in defense issues and in space. Mattis urged military students in Rio de Jane
Many Android and iPhone owners use Google services on their mobile devices. Some of these services use GPS technology to collect information about the places people go. One of the most widely used location services is Google Maps. When someone uses G
UN: Ecuador Struggling to Deal With Venezuelan Refugees The United Nations refugee agency is increasing its efforts in Ecuador to help the government deal with a large number of people from Venezuela. The office of the United Nations High Commissione
Now, the VOA Learning English program Words and Their Stories. On this program we explore common words and expressions in American English. Some are very common. For example, I'm sure that most of you have heard the expression raining cats and dogs.
Oscar Olson did not seek higher education after completing high school because he had a strong wish to earn a college degree. The Massachusetts native says the main reason he decided to go to college was because most of the people he knew were doing
UN Rights Chief Criticizes Bosnian Serb Rejection of Report on 1995 Massacre The parliament of Bosnia and Herzegovinas self-governing Serb Republic has voted to reject a 2004 report on the Srebrenica massacre. The United Nations human rights chief Ze
The movie version of Kevin Kwans popular novel Crazy Rich Asians received a warm welcome at American theaters Wednesday and Thursday. Theater goers bought more than $8.5 million worth of tickets. It was a good start, especially since the film cost on
As Asian Currencies Lose Value, Can Governments Avoid a Crisis? Many of Asias currencies are losing value against the United States dollar this year. 今年亚洲许多货币兑美元汇率都在下跌。 But experts say governments are managing the
Tunnels in Gemstone Might Be Sign of Life Life has found a way to survive in some of the most extreme conditions in existence. Now, scientists believe they might have found a new habitat for microscopic organisms inside a mineral substance called gar
Soapy moved restlessly on his seat in Madison Square. There are certain signs to show that winter is coming. Birds begin to fly south. Women who want nice new warm coats become very kind to their husbands. And Soapy moves restlessly on his seat in th
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