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Columbus Day Still Generates Controversy as US Holiday

By Adrianna Zhang | VOA on Oct 12, 2015   Featured, National  

Columbus Day Still Generates Controversy as US Holiday

WASHINGTON—In the United States, October 12 is significant as the date explorer Christopher Columbus discovered the Americas.The achievement, which is commemorated on the second Monday of October, is a source of pride, particularly within the Italian-American community because Columbus was Italian. But for some the holiday is marked by controversy. John Viola, president of the […]

Trump, Clinton Lead Voter Presidential Polls

By Ken Schwartz | VOA on Oct 12, 2015   Featured, National  

Trump, Clinton Lead Voter Presidential Polls

WASHINGTON—Billionaire real estate mogul Donald Trump continues to lead the crowded field of U.S. Republican presidential candidates while Hillary Clinton is the top Democrat. A newly-released poll of 1,200 voters by CBS News gives Trump 27 percent support among Republicans. He is followed by another political novice, former neurosurgeon Ben Carson, with 21 percent. None […]

Hero of French Train Attack, Spencer Stone, Stabbed in Sacramento

By Alaska Native News on Oct 8, 2015   Featured, National  

Hero of French Train Attack, Spencer Stone, Stabbed in Sacramento

One of the three Americans who stopped the terror attack on a French train in August, U.S. Air Force Airman Spencer Stone, was reportedly stabbed in an intersection near a Sacramento bar at approximately 1 am Thursday morning during an altercation. Two or three men, described as Asian males in white t-shirts and blue jeans, fled […]

US Accepts Blame for Afghan Hospital Attack

By Ayaz Gul/Ken Bredemeier | VOA News on Oct 6, 2015   Featured, National  

US Accepts Blame for Afghan Hospital Attack

A top U.S. military commander says American forces were to blame for mistakenly hitting a hospital in Kunduz, Afghanistan in an aerial bombardment Saturday that killed 22 people. U.S. Army General John Campbell told a congressional committee in Washington that Afghan forces requested the airstrike on the hospital operated by the international medical charity Doctors […]

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