Maize lethal necrosis disease could wipe out the staple food, but the ban comes as the country struggles with food shortages
From ChatGPT to the impacts of machine learning on the music and film industry, academia and politics, generative artificial intelligence dominated technology news in 2023. Deana Mitchell takes a look.
Frozen embryos from an aging female northern white rhino are to be implanted into a female surrogate rhino from another species
Namesake was a slaveowner and lawmaker who played a part in the forced removal of Native Americans from their land
Last school year, vaccination waivers among kindergartners hit an all-time high
Injecting billions of dollars into green solutions to fight climate change has been a top priority of the Biden administration in 2023. VOA’s Veronica Balderas Iglesias looks at this year’s achievements and setbacks in the president’s environmental agenda.
One aid group estimates that some 30,000 children will be born in war-torn Sudan over the next three months without access to proper medical care
WHO official: Even if the war would end today, the health needs of millions across Ukraine will increase
State has struggled for decades to secure reliable sources of drinking water for its more than 39 million residents
But U.N. agency says current vaccines protect against new variant as well as others
North America’s oldest citizen science project is underway with thousands of volunteers measuring bird populations in the annual Christmas Bird Count. VOA’s Natasha Mozgovaya joined a birdwatching team in Seattle.
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