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The inaugural voyage flew from Narita, Japan, to Hong Kong and took four hours. The road to this day has been long and rocky, with the plane making its debut after years of delay and billions of dollars over budget. But the reviews are glowing.

After record heat, some parts of Colorado could see up to eight inches of snow.

A few women removed their Niqaqs, or full face veils, saying "they wanted to die uncovered, proof of the shamelessness" of the president's regime. The protests come after another day of deadly government crackdowns against protesters.

In South Dakota, hundreds of Native American foster children are being placed in a large private group home, which gets paid millions of dollars, instead of with family or other members of their tribes.

San Francisco has a burgeoning entomophagy (bug eating) movement, and its proponents say bugs have a lot of advantages over meat. They're tasty, not that different from shellfish, and better for the environment.

Yearly chest X-rays to look for lung cancer aren't worth doing because they don't save lives, according to a federally funded study. More than 150,000 people took part in the research.

A nonprofit called Seeding Labs ships surplus scientific lab equipment to universities and research facilities in developing countries.

The visit is supposed to facilitate a ceasefire but the opposition continued protesting and the government continued shelling.

Confused about the fuss over PSA screening for prostate cancer? A commentary in the New England Journal of medicine says there's a middle ground between business-as-usual and throwing PSA tests out altogether.

Native Americans like Dwayne Stenstrom, who were sent off the reservation as young children, seek the culture and heritage they lost.