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A man in Thailand saved the life of a wild baby elephant by performing CPR on the animal. The animal had been hit by a motorcycle on a road. The baby elephant was later reunited with its mother.

2020 Was a Difficult Year for Teachers and Learners December 26, 2020 FILE - Students who attend Salt Lake City School District schools rally at East High School Monday, Dec. 7, 2020, in Salt Lake City, urging the school board and administrators to restart in-person learning. (AP Photo/Rick Bowmer) Share share The URL has been copied to your clipboard 0:00 0:06:07 0:00 Pop-out player At the beginning of 2020, the problems faced by American schools and colleges included issues like slavery, scho...

Carter Druse lived in Virginia, a southern state during the American Civil War. He had a tough decision to make - should he join the Confederate Army or the Union Army? Read this classic American Story to find out what decision he makes, and what it means to his father and fellow soldiers.

Pet therapy programs at nursing homes and other care centers bring comfort and joy to patients separated from families.

Reuters news agency examined documents from the report, which has not been made public. The report was prepared for high-level officials at Gavi, an alliance of governments, drug companies, aid groups and international organizations.  

COVID-19 restrictions will limit the number of people able to attend events inside St. Peter’s Basilica in December and early January.

This week South Korea reported high numbers of virus cases. A public opinion study found that six in 10 South Koreans believe urgency, not safety, should be the biggest concern when it comes to COVID-19 vaccines.

This year, people working in hospitals have faced added pressure because of COVID-19. Here is the story of some workers at East Alabama Medical Center.

Rights Groups Concerned Over Safety of Eritrean Refugees in Ethiopia December 24, 2020 More than 46,000 people have fled the Tigray region in Ethiopia to Sudan. Dec. 10, 2020, in the Um Rakouba camp in Sudan. (Mohaned Bilal/VOA) Share share The URL has been copied to your clipboard 0:00 0:04:40 0:00 Pop-out player Reports of attacks on Eritrean refugees in Ethiopia’s Tigray area are causing concern among human rights groups. About 96,000 Eritrean refugees lived in four camps in Tigray before...