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Imaginechina / APA Chinese student visits stalls during an international education exhibition in Beijing This fall, David Zhu will join an exodus of Chinese students boarding planes for the leafy, beer-soaked campuses of American colleges and universities. Zhu, currently a university student in Shanghai, will be enrolling at Oregon State University to pursue a bachelor’s degree in business — a dream his parents have had since they started saving a $157,000 nest egg for his education.

Fox has given a series order to “Farmer Wants a Wife,” a dating series based on an unscripted format developed by Fremantle. The series will follow farmers across the nation looking for love with someone who will embrace their remote country lifestyle.

Kenyans on Twitter called on all motorists to stop their cars for 30 minutes at exactly 12pm on September 16Viral images circulated online showing blockages and heavy traffic flow on various highwaysNational Police Service (NPS) spokesperson Bruno Shioso clarified that the social media images have been cleverly and maliciously photoshoppedThe National Police Service (NPS) has dismissed viral images showing a huge traffic snarl-up along Thika Superhighway as a result of alleged blockage.

When President Barack Obama was first introduced to the residence staff at the White House—the approximately 100 maids, butlers, chefs, florists and ushers who make it tick—he had a look of surprise on his face. Like most people, he never realized how many people it takes to handle the 55,000-sq.-ft. Executive Mansion. When First Lady Michelle Obama introduced her East Wing aides to the residence staff in the elegant East Room, she told her team, “We are on their ground now.