Esha Sarai

Ivanka Trump Announces $2 Million for Women in Ivory Coast Cocoa Industry

Ivanka Trump Ends Africa Tour at Women Entrepreneur Summit

Her four-day trip was aimed at increasing economic opportunities for women in the West African region

Ivanka Trump Announces $2M for Women in Ivory Coast Cocoa Industry

Her four-day trip aimed at increasing economic opportunities for women in the West African region

'Mayor Pete' Formally Announces Presidential Bid

NH Voters Serious About 2020 Role

Several Democratic presidential hopefuls are campaigning in the first-in-the-nation primary state

2020 Presidential Hopefuls Woo New Hampshire Voters

US Addressing 'Immediate' Humanitarian Needs of Cyclone Idai Victims

The Department of Defense has authorized $15 million in aid expenditures, and USAID has thus far spent an additional $6.2 million

Shopping for the Best Offer: Some Students in US Apply to Dozens of Colleges

Though not quite the norm, American high schoolers are applying to more and more colleges to increase their options

O'Rourke Tosses Hat into 2020 Race

Maryland Teens 'Say Yes to the (Prom) Dress'

'America's Favorite Crossing Guard' Wears Many Hats...Literally

Lyn Woolford of Ashland, Missouri has been police chief of the town since 2013; he's winner of America's Favorite Crossing Guard contest

US Teens Say ‘Yes’ to the (Prom) Dress

The reality TV show provides hundreds of free prom dresses, shoes and accessories to deserving high school students

Maryland Teens 'Say Yes to the (Prom) Dress'

16-Year-Old Graduates From High School ... and Harvard

Braxton Moral is finishing his last semester of high school as well as the last credits of his BA from Harvard at 16

16-Year-Old Kansan to Graduate High School ... and Harvard

Once a Dirty Word in US Politics, Socialism is Making a Comeback Among Democrats

Socialist ideas are increasingly popular in the US, according to recent polls and Democratic candidates are embracing them

One Year Later: Parkland and the American Gun Safety Debate

February 14 marks one year since a mass shooting in Florida ignited a nationwide debate on gun safety

Gun-Safety Advocates Hope Democrat-Controlled House Addresses Their Concerns

House Makes Gun Safety Top Priority

House hears testimony from gun violence survivors and community activists for first time in eight years

Parkland Pushes Back Against Arming Teachers

Teachers, students and parents of victims of last year’s Florida high school shooting that killed 17 disagree with recent security recommendations