Política

Muslim Immigrant Slams Trump at Democratic Convention

VOA News A Muslim immigrant gave what some consider the most emotional presentation at the Democratic convention Thursday night in Philadelphia where Hillary Clinton became the first woman to accept a major party’s nomination to run for president. Khizr Khan, the father of a fallen U.S. soldier, slammed Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump, asking «Have […]Load more...

Salud

One Hour of Exercise a Day Offsets Damage of Sitting

VOA News A new study recommends that people who work in a sedentary, office situation should get an hour of “brisk exercise” every day to offset the risk of early death. The recommendations were published in the journalLancet, which also reported that heart disease, diabetes and some cancers caused by a sedentary lifestyle cost the […]Load more...

Noticias del mundo

Russian-speaking Muslim Exiles Fear Possible Russia-Turkey Thaw

Fatima Tlisova With a meeting between Russian President Vladimir Putin and his Turkish counterpart, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, scheduled for August, anxiety is high among one particular group of asylum-seekers in Turkey. Thousands of Russian-speaking Muslims fear a potential improvement in Turkish-Russian ties will affect them directly. They call themselves “Muhajir” — an Arabic term for […]Load more...

Noticias del mundo

Pope Makes Silent Pilgrimage to Auschwitz

VOA News Pope Francis silently walked Friday beneath the notorious sign at the Polish death camp Auschwitz-Birkenau. With his head bowed and dressed in white, the pontiff walked under the sign that bears the words «Arbeit Macht Frei» or «Work Sets You Free.»  More than a million people, most of them Jews, were killed at […]Load more...

Política

Clinton and Trump Square Off for the Presidency; What’s Next?

Chris Hannas WASHINGTON—As if the process to nominate Democratic and Republican candidates were not dramatic enough, the race to be the next president of the United States intensifies now that the parties have chosen Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump.Both Clinton and Trump spent about a year focusing largely on voters who feel strongly enough about […]Load more...