In The News Week Ending April 18

Pope Francis hopped from his popemobile to pose for "selfies" with young people and sip tea passed to him from the crowd.

Chelsea Clinton announced that she and her husband are expecting their first child later this year.

Because the penalty for filing late federal tax returns is a percentage of what you owe, only those who owe money have to worry about the filing deadline.

The study found that North Carolina's immigrant population has a positive impact on the state's economy, with immigrants contributing $23,371 on a per-capita basis.

Education officials now say charter schools must publicly reveal salaries, reversing a March announcement that the independent public schools are exempt from that requirement.

North American Bee Care Center will experiment with natural and synthetic approaches to managing bee populations and keeping them healthy and pollinating properly.

The rule being enforced by Georgia’s agriculture commissioner is intended to keep unripe onions from reaching store shelves. Some farmers say early shipments of unripe onions last year was such a problem that supermarkets complained of customers returning them for refunds.

Wal-Mart introduced a new money transfer service.

Study participants were given voodoo dolls representing their spouses and told to insert pins depending on how angry they were with their partner. The researchers were testing aggressive impulses.

A new study suggests that the sound patterns of human languages are the product of an inborn biological instinct, very much like birdsong.