Africa Pro-Democracy Advocates Evaluate U.S. Conventions For much of American history, political party conventions were spontaneous and unpredictable, with lively debates between delegates over who should be named to the top of the ticket. Today, par
Paralympics Inspire Patients Back Where Games Began At Britains National Spinal Injuries Center, they are proud of their link to the Paralympics. While patients these days learn how to live after crippling trauma, with the constant help of physical t
Christian Pakistani Accused of Blasphemy Out on Bail Supporters of 14-year-old Rimsha Masih, believed to be mentally impaired, gathered outside the courtroom to wait for the news. Masih has spent three weeks in jail. Her release, lawyer Raja Akram Am
Poor US Job Numbers Play Key Factor in Presidential Race The August job numbers mark the 30th month of private-sector job growth, though just barely. Experts say the economy needs to add at least 100,000 new jobs each month just to keep up with popul
Cameroon Businesswoman Rises from Poverty to Financial Security Jacqueline Kamsu arrived at the US embassy in Yaounde in late August looking every bit a success story. She had been invited to speak to a group of young leaders on her non-profit, Beads
US Promotes Pacific Trade Pact The Trans-Pacific Partnership aims to bring together Australia, Brunei, Chile, Malaysia, New Zealand, Peru, Singapore, Vietnam, and the United States to promote innovation and investment. Secretary Clinton says that is
Egyptian Singer Tackles Real, Metaphorical Walls Egyptian songwriter Youssra el-Hawary is new to performing, but she won the global music award with her first video Al Soor, or The Wall. El-Hawary set her video against walls built by Egypt's military
Supervised Independence Ends in Kosovo As international and local authorities marked the end of the supervised portion of Kosovos independence - the ceremony put the countrys government largely in charge of its own affairs. Daniel Serwer, at Johns Ho
'War of 1812' Flag Still Inspires After 200 Years This is a really big year at Fort McHenry, a star-shaped fortification overlooking the harbor in Baltimore, Maryland. Baltimore and a few other places are commemorating the 200th anniversary of the st
Burmese Migrants in Thailand Await Changes Back Home In Thailand there are more than a million registered Burmese migrant workers. The number of unregistered is even greater, and many of them work jobs that Thai laborers are often unwilling to do. Wo
Burmese AIDS Patients Face Treatment Obstacles Burma's largest supernatural spirit festival [Nat festival] takes place annually in a small town outside of Mandalay called Taungbyone, attracting animists, including many members of the gay community, f
Sea Life Color Codes Food to Evade Danger The ocean glows with undersea life which makes its own light. These animals living on the ocean floor, beyond the reach of sunlight, have evolved this bioluminescence for camouflage, to find mates or to repel
Tree Deaths Linked to Climate Change Stanford University graduate student William Anderegg has seen this forest die-off firsthand. His doctoral thesis documents the impact of drought on trembling aspen, the most common tree in North America. These ar
Candidates Hopes Hinge on US Economic Sentiment Republican vice presidential candidate Paul Ryan says Barack Obama cannot hide his administration's economic record. We are not going to hear evidence and facts about how people are better off [under Pr
Teens Help Revive California Nature Changed ecosystem Located a little more than an hour off the coast of Southern California by the daily ferry, Santa Cruz Island is a a nature preserve. In the 19th and early 20th centuries, it was used for ranching
US Muslims Join Together to Impact Politics, End Discrimination The number of Muslims living in America has increased by two-thirds since the terrorist attacks on U.S. soil 11 years ago. Many emigrated here and they live with discrimination from some
East African Farmers Plant Seeds of Innovation East Africa has felt the effects of climate change over recent years. There have been frequent prolonged droughts, erratic seasonal rains and floods, all of which have put food security at risk. As a res
Syrian Conflict Gives Hope for Families of Missing Lebanese Ali Abou Dehn has wounds he says were inflicted by the Syrian army before his release in 2000 as part of a Syrian diplomatic gesture. Dehn says he was imprisoned in Syria for 13 years. I was
Cheaters Prospered in Historic US Land Rush A couple of boundaries between U.S. states have special historical significance. The Mason Dixon Line between Pennsylvania and Maryland, for instance, informally divided the slaveholding South from the anti
Syrian Forces Turn to Air Power as Insurgency Gains Nearly a quarter of a million Syrians have fled their homes in recent weeks, as government bombs and mortar shells have begun targeting heavily-populated areas. Last week, amateur video on a social
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- VOA标准英语2012--US Furniture Capital Holds Annual Showcase
- VOA标准英语2012--Different Blood Pressure in Both Arms Linked to Heart Disease
- VOA标准英语2012--High-Tech Device Reduces Risk of Hospital Infections
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- VOA标准英语2012--Silent Strokes Tied to Memory Loss Among Older Adults
- VOA标准英语2012--Polls Show Romney Leading Gingrich in Crucial Florida Primary Showdown
- VOA标准英语2012--Hapless Heroine Leaps from Novel to Silver Screen in 'One for The Money'
- VOA标准英语2012--Egypt Called Major Hub of Illegal Ivory Trade
- VOA标准英语2012--Iraq War Veteran Battles Rhino Poachers in Africa
- VOA标准英语2012--Humanitarian Guidelines Help Refugees Get Back Land, Property
- VOA标准英语2012--Florida Primary Voters Focused on Economy
- VOA标准英语2012--美国公司白领对办公环境叫苦不迭
- VOA标准英语2012--New App Aims to Fight Poverty
- VOA标准英语2012--Latina Playwright Josefina Lopez Tells Immigrant Stories
- VOA标准英语2012--Genetically-Modified Papaya Hits Shelves in Japan
- VOA标准英语2012--African American TV Pioneer Exposed Audiences to Black Culture
- VOA标准英语2012--Syrian Singer Rallies Assad Forces
- VOA标准英语2012--Muslims Demand Resignation of New York’s Top Cop
- VOA标准英语2012--World-Class Runners Flock to Kenyan Town
- Window Remains for Iran to Curb Controversial Nuclear Program