Guests arrive with jewelry, leave with cash
Administrators at Tidewater Community College launch program to help prevent tuition-loan crisis at their school
He calls on nation to follow King's example by striving for a better country in his address before 50,000 attendees
IMF Managing Director Christine Lagarde tells attendees much has been done to resolve financial crisis but more work remains
Mahmoud Ahmadinejad is known for his grandiose gestures and sometimes audacious comments during his UN appearances
White House says US will focus deportation efforts on illegal immigrants with criminal records, those who are national-security threat
Hispanics demand promised immigration reform
VOA's Laurel Bowman met a self-described 'debtor' who says he fought hard to bring his habit under control
A self-described debtor says he fought hard to bring his habit under control
Malnutrition in 1,000 days from early stages of pregnancy through age two causes irreversible physical, mental damage in children
Critics say voucher programs take resources that could go toward public school systems
Barack Obama spent time Monday in Memphis, Tennessee, a city hard hit by recent flooding of Mississippi River
United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees reports that hundreds of thousands of refugees are moving out of Libya
First-year law student of Tamil heritage accuses brother of country's president, former army general of crimes against minority Tamils
Libyan leader Moammar Gadhafi threatened to execute those he sees as enemies of country
US has proceeded with caution in commenting on whether President Mubarak should step aside
Amateur astronomers have been making discoveries for at least 400 years, dating to Galileo's spotting of Jupiter's moons
Iran's President Ahmadinejad says he's ready for talks next week with a European-led group that includes US, China and Russia
Siegfried Hecker warns leaders, public not to hype North Korea's nuclear advancements, but to take them seriously
As death toll surpasses 1,000 from cholera outbreak in Haiti, UN, medical personnel struggle to keep pace
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