By Davide Barbuscia, Laura Matthews and Suzanne McGee NEW YORK (Reuters) -Investors are taking some comfort from the U.S.

Teaching world history often feels like trying to pour the ocean into a teacup. Its vast scope and complexity can overwhelm both students and educators, reducing the subject to a fragmented parade of ...

A recent report titled "Behind the Wire" from Doctors Without Borders estimates there are 2.8 million Rohingya around the world, of whom just 23 percent remain in Myanmar—a vivid reminder of the ...