The ancient sport of falconry has a small but devoted following in the United States, with more than 4,000 Americans practicing the sport.
Europe Moves Away From Russia’s Oil and Gas
“The era of Russia’s domination in the gas area is coming to an end, the era marked with blackmail, threats and extortion,” said Polish Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki.
“The era of Russia’s domination in the gas area is coming to an end, the era marked with blackmail, threats and extortion,” said Polish Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki.
Biden Is Committed to Nasa’s Artemis Program for the Moon and Beyond
President Biden is committed to NASA’s multilateral mission to return to the moon and send astronauts to Mars.
President Biden is committed to NASA’s multilateral mission to return to the moon and send astronauts to Mars.
U.S. to Infuse Green Climate Fund With Additional $1 Billion
The Green Climate Fund supports critically needed adaptation and mitigation projects and capacity building, with an emphasis on working in vulnerable countries.
The Green Climate Fund supports critically needed adaptation and mitigation projects and capacity building, with an emphasis on working in vulnerable countries.
Pop Quiz: What Do You Know About the Health of Our Planet?
Do you think you have what it takes to be a climate envoy?
Do you think you have what it takes to be a climate envoy?
Vaccines Advance the Fight Against Malaria
A new malaria vaccine is saving lives in Africa, as countries and international partners work to expand its use.
A new malaria vaccine is saving lives in Africa, as countries and international partners work to expand its use.
Lending Medical Support to Ukraine
People across the United States are supplying Ukraine with medical supplies or expertise.
People across the United States are supplying Ukraine with medical supplies or expertise.
How NASA Helps Fight Cancer
While the radiation people are exposed to in space differs from potential exposures on Earth, either can affect the body and potentially lead to higher risks of cancer and other illnesses.
While the radiation people are exposed to in space differs from potential exposures on Earth, either can affect the body and potentially lead to higher risks of cancer and other illnesses.
How Technology Can Strengthen Democracy
Pro-democracy activists rely on open internet access. They utilize apps, social media and other technology to raise awareness, recruit activists and organize protests.
Pro-democracy activists rely on open internet access. They utilize apps, social media and other technology to raise awareness, recruit activists and organize protests.
Americans Turn to Poems in April
People had the time and the need to find meaning in what they were experiencing, and poems provided them insights and connections across languages, cultures and eras.
People had the time and the need to find meaning in what they were experiencing, and poems provided them insights and connections across languages, cultures and eras.
U.S. Pledges $6 Billion to Protect the Ocean
The United States plans to invest nearly $6 billion to restore and protect the world’s ocean from climate change, pollution and other threats.
The United States plans to invest nearly $6 billion to restore and protect the world’s ocean from climate change, pollution and other threats.
International Action Has Helped Ozone Layer Recover
Earth’s ozone layer is on track to recover in four decades, according to the United Nations.
Earth’s ozone layer is on track to recover in four decades, according to the United Nations.
On a Mission: More Women Astronauts
When astronaut Cady Coleman lived on the International Space Station, she had fun with her hair. While living and working in zero gravity, she let her mid-length brown hair float freely above her head.
When astronaut Cady Coleman lived on the International Space Station, she had fun with her hair. While living and working in zero gravity, she let her mid-length brown hair float freely above her head.
A Distinctive Sign Language Thrives Among Black Americans
Carolyn McCaskill, a Gallaudet University professor and founding director of its new Center for Black Deaf Studies, has devoted her career to shining a light on Black American Sign Language (Black ASL).
Carolyn McCaskill, a Gallaudet University professor and founding director of its new Center for Black Deaf Studies, has devoted her career to shining a light on Black American Sign Language (Black ASL).
Russians in the U.S., and Elsewhere, Press for Peace
Around the world and in the United States people who identify as Russian continue to show support for the people of Ukraine and freedom.
Around the world and in the United States people who identify as Russian continue to show support for the people of Ukraine and freedom.
Conserving the Congo Basin’s Precious Ecosystem
“We are partnering to conserve ecosystems”
“We are partnering to conserve ecosystems”