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Video duration: 121 seconds President Obama hosted the second White House Science Fair. He credited the young participants in the fair with "getting America in shape to win the future." |
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Video duration: 204 seconds Most actors perform in movies, TV or theatres, but for others, the stage is an exam room at a medical school. At the University of Maryland School of Nursing, it's an interactive performance with a medical student. VOA's June Soh reports. |
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Record Drought Takes Toll on Texas Cattle Posted by: VOAvideo
Video duration: 209 seconds The U.S. Department of Agriculture says the United States' cattle herd has shrunk to its smallest size in 60 years, mostly because of a severe drought that has ravaged the southern plains. Beef prices have gone up 17 per cent as a result. VOA's Greg Flakus reports from the pastures near Hallsburg,Texas, where ranchers are hanging on desperately, hoping for rain. |
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Study: Heavy Facebook Users Less Happy Posted by: VOAvideo
Video duration: 184 seconds Research over the past several years shows that heavy users of social media tend to be less happy than non-users. But a new academic study now suggests that social media tools like Facebook can also affect how we perceive the happiness of others. VOA's Mana Rabiee has more. |
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Emotion Could Propel Lead Actress to Top in Oscar Race Posted by: VOAvideo
Video duration: 295 seconds Five leading ladies are competing for the Oscar for best actress in a leading role. All have offered weighty performances but some are a cut above. VOA's Penelope Poulou reports. |
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Pet Pampering Business Booms in US Posted by: VOAvideo
Video duration: 186 seconds Half of all Americans own a pet. The American Pet Products Association says one out of every two households keeps a domesticated animal, mostly cats and dogs. And despite a recession, many pet owners are spending more money than ever to care for their animals, which has created a new and lucrative market for pampering pets. VOA's Deborah Block reports. |
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Russians Ignore Arctic Cold and Keep Protest Flame Burning Posted by: VOAvideo
Video duration: 188 seconds While Prime Minister Vladimir Putin might have hoped that Russia's mid-winter holiday would break the momentum of the country's political protest movement, that may not have been the case. James Brooke went out Saturday to take the temperature of the first big protest of the New Year in Moscow's streets. |
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Medical and Nursing Schools Provide Stage for Acting Sick Posted by: VOAvideo
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200th Anniversary of Dickens' Birth Posted by: VOAvideo
Video duration: 188 seconds Tuesday, February 7 is the 200th anniversary of the birth of one of the world's best-loved writers - Charles Dickens. And although his novels depicting the harsh reality of life in 19th century England are from another age, Dickens remains a celebrated figure throughout Britain. Cities across the country are celebrating his life, including the place where he was born. |
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HIV Activist Runs for Parliament in Burma Posted by: VOAvideo
Video duration: 132 seconds In less than a year, Burma's new government has rolled out a series of reforms that have encouraged even its biggest critics. The release of political prisoners and a promise of more open elections are enticing some of those critics to join the political arena. One longtime activist, Phyu Phyu Thin, now is considering a run for office. |
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Coalition Commander Says Afghan Plan Still Intact Posted by: VOAvideo
Video duration: 166 seconds The commander of coalition forces in Afghanistan, U.S. Marine Corps General John Allen, says the plan for a transition to full Afghan security control is intact after the announcement that American troops will largely end their combat duties next year, rather than the following year as had been widely expected. |
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Syrian Refugees Struggle in Squalid Conditions on Lebanese Border Posted by: VOAvideo
Video duration: 180 seconds A report from the United Nations says there has been a spike in the number of Syrian refugees registering in Lebanon. In the frontier town of Wadi Khaled, hundreds of refugees are sleeping in abandoned buildings close to the Syrian border and surviving with only the most basic facilities. |
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US Economy Remains Focus of Presidential Race Posted by: VOAvideo
Video duration: 163 seconds While the White House hails data showing an improved U.S. labor market, Republican presidential contenders continue to blast President Barack Obama's economic performance. Michael Bowman has this report. |
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January Surge in US Hiring Lowers Unemployment to 8.3% Posted by: VOAvideo
Video duration: 145 seconds There's more evidence that the US economy is improving. The US Labor Department says private sector companies added 243,000 jobs in January, pushing the unemployment rate down to 8.3 percent from 8.5 in December. |
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Upsurge in Entrepreneurship in Struggling Economy Posted by: VOAvideo
Video duration: 174 seconds As the global economy struggles to gain momentum and the United States shows signs of coming out of a recession, new programs designed to break down barriers for start up and small companies are getting underway. VOA's Philip Alexiou reports. |
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Russia's Opposition Movement Spreads Far Beyond Moscow Posted by: VOAvideo
Video duration: 215 seconds Kremlin political strategists claim that Russia's new spirit of independent political thinking is limited to intellectuals in Moscow. But James Brooke flew to the western edge of Siberia - almost 2,000 kilometers east of Moscow - and found more and more Russians speaking their minds on elections and on democracy. |
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