There are 2 types of citizenship applications for minors: minor 5(2) and minor 5(1). Make sure you know the difference and choose the right application for your situation.

Restoration work on the amphitheater in the Ancient Greek city of Laodicea, located in the ancient area of Smyrna, has now been completed.

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Is this program for me? The minor in education with teacher certification generally is designed for students who want to become certified to teach a specific subject in middle of high school (e.g., ...

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According to legend, the people of Phrygia in Asia Minor, across the Aegean Sea from ancient Greece in what is today the central part of Turkey, were without a king. An oracle said the next person ...

A person was assessed by an SCDF paramedic for a minor burn injury and conveyed to Singapore General Hospital. The cause of the fire is under investigation. SCDF added that members of the public ...

PENANG, Malaysia -- ASE Technology Holding on Tuesday opened what is set to become its largest overseas operations in Penang, Malaysia, as the world's biggest chip packaging and testing provider ...

Three leading contemporary artists—Rina Banerjee, Byron Kim, and Howardena Pindell—delve into Asia Society’s Mr. and Mrs. John D. Rockefeller 3rd Collection of pre-modern art, transforming the way we ...