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The article offers information on the experience of Japanese Americans in the U.S. during World War II. Topics covered include their detention in internment camps on December 7, 1941 after the attack by Japan of Pearl Harbor, a U.S. military base in Hawaii and the U.S. declaring war on Japan the next day, the fear by Americans that people of Japanese ancestry were loyal to Japan, and the experience of the family of Japanese American Tim Taira in living in a Japanese internment camp.

The article offers information on the existence of the aliens and UFOs, unidentified flying objects. It discusses that the people have been seeing strange objects in the sky for decades; the U.S. Department of Defense investigates UFO sightings; and views of Luis Elizondo, who led the Defense Department's UFO program for eight years, on issue. Also mentions about Area 51, a super-secret U.S. Air Force base in the Nevada desert, U.S.

The article presents the views of scientist Charlie Debenham on unattractive animals and purpose of animals. It mentions about Debenham works with the EDGE of Existence program at the Zoological Society of London, England to protect weirdest creatures. It also talks about the aye-aye animal that suffers for its ugliness.

The article refers to mild traumatic brain injury concussion and suggestions. Topics include soccer player’s concerns regarding injury and its prevalance more among in females than in boys; importance of complete treatment after injury; and requirement of complete bed rest and patience after treatment.

The article refers to the key features responsible for the success of three dimensional sandbox video game Minecraft. Topics include the involvement of creativity and absence of rules and regulations; its application in classrooms to learn problem solving and coding skills; and its online community presence because of players collaboration.

The article offers information on the car accidents of people in the U.S. Topics discussed include rising number of pedestrians killed by cars; the difference between life and death depends on the speed of the car; Eric and Isa school student designing projects, a 3-Dimension crosswalk, to improve community and creating optical illusion to grab drivers' attention so they reduce their speed; and also mentions that Eric and Isa shared their idea with Medford's, Oregon, mayor.

The article discusses the proliferation of fake images that have been tricking several people online. Topics include the use of photo-editing software just to spread lies and change how people think and the belief of some experts that fake images are more powerful than fake articles. Also offered are tips on how to identify altered or changed images including the need to look closely on small details like shadows and assessing the credibility of the source of the fake images.

The article discusses the effects of excessive use of screens on one's health and the means to balance one's screen time with time spent doing other things. Topics mentioned include difficulty in sleeping due to the light from screens, the importance of moderation in using screens, and tips to take charge of one's digital devices, such as setting up screen-free zones like in bedroom, using apps that monitor one's use of screen, and turning off notifications in the device.

The article focuses on Selihom Kidane who escaped from Eritrea in Africa to reach U.S. and mentions that she paid smugglers who helped sneak across border into Sudan. Topics dsicussed include family of Selihom who is among refugees, mother Selam of Selihom arrested by police in 2008 due to her religion and families of people who fled punished by government.

The article reports on the discovery of archaeologists on dozens of cat mummies in an ancient tomb near Cairo, Egypt. It outlines the importance of the discovery since it indicates how Egyptians value their cats and other pets. It also notes that cats were among the most commonly mummified animals believing that owners could stay with their pets in the afterlife.