
New Computer Helps Find Diabetes Early in People
A new computer in London helps find people who might get sick with diabetes early.


A new computer in London helps find people who might get sick with diabetes early.

Europeans turn to Chinese air-conditioners to cool down during intense heatwaves.

William Arnold saved a rare phone box by making 52 calls.

New machines can smell bad food fast to keep us safe.

Birkenstock, a German sandal company, is now worth $8.6 billion but some people are worried.

A man from Ghana said sorry to soccer player Harry for not being nice before.

“Australia has a new zoo with pretend animals that you can touch, made from light and lasers.”

Celine makes chairs and pillows with sea shells and plants, not bad plastic.

Some ticket machines make you pay a lot more than buying tickets online.

Rawiri did a Maori dance to show he will help his people at his new job.

Hermit crabs are using plastic tops as homes because they can’t find enough shells.

People in a city want signs in their own language, Kannada, not English.

Some workers at a big bank got fired for pretending to work on their computers.

Nigel won a Spanish Scrabble contest without speaking Spanish by memorizing words like pictures.

Farmers drove big machines to London because they are worried about making food.