Friday, October 21, 2016

And during those times, we'll often joke around a lot. He's very humorous person and very witty, and always has a lot of fun things to share. And I try to be the same, so we have that in common and that's a fun thing to do. Bue we'll also talk about serious things because he's also a very grounded person. And he has hope and dream and very serious goals. So we, as friends, try to support each other in our goals as well.

About a week after Britain voted to exit the European Union amid concerns about globalization, parallels are being drawn to the American voter sentiment during an increasingly contentious presidential campaign. VOA's Aru Pande traveled to the city of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, once a major U.S. manufacturing hub, to get the residents' take on how large a role the U.S. should play in the global economy. "The air outside this factory in Northeast Philadelphia once smelled of cookies. But the aroma, alogn with the 350 workers who for decades mad Oreos, disappeared last year when snack food giant Mondelez shifted production elsewhere."