President Trump recently announced billions of dollars of tariffs against China. The president said theft of intellectual property by China was one reason for his action. But what is intellectual property and what constitutes piracy? This week we talk with Florida attorney Jamie Marcario about that and what content creators can do to protect themselves.

This week, we talk to wildlife biologist Jake Owens and documentary filmmaker Drew Fellman about the new movie Pandas, which looks at Owens's work with Chinese biologists to introduce a captive panda cub named Qian Qian into the wild. The film opens April 6th in U.S. theaters.

First Lady Melania Trump has taken preventing cyberbullying as her cause. She met with several executives from Internet and social media companies this week in Washington. How can parents prevent cyberbullying? We talk to one expert and one of the co-authors of the best-selling BULLYPROOF: Unleash the Hero Inside Your Kid book series.

This week we visit three different aspects of health care. A clinic in Clarkston, Georgia offers free health care to refugees who cannot afford it. We'll meet two veterans of the Afghan War - one in the US and one in Afghanistan - how is their health care different? And the miracle material graphene could help people who have lost their voices speak again.

In the wake of the recent school shooting in Florida, thousands of teen-aged Americans are making their feelings known in protests and on social media. But will these teen activists achieve real change in U.S. gun laws? And what about President Trump's suggestion of arming teachers? This week we talk to a panel of experts and educators about these young people and the president's plan.

More than 30 million Americans struggle with some kind of eating disorder. This week is National Eating Disorders Awareness week in the United States. We talk with someone from the National Eating Disorders Association and with a woman who battled bulimia until her mid 60s.

Robots have taken over many mundane tasks in our world, from heavy industry to sorting merchandise to bomb disposal. This week we look at the rise of robots and what that means for humans in the next few decades.

Rutgers University student Karina Pizzelanti is set to earn a degree in medical laboratory science. But you'd never know the shy 22 year old spent part of her life in homeless shelters in New Jersey. This week, Karina talked to American Café about her story, her success, and her dreams.

American figure skaters Vincent Zhou and two-time U.S. champion Nathan Chen will represent the United States in the Winter Olympics in PyeongChang, South Korea this month. This is the first Olympics for both men and they talked about their families, their hopes, and their quadruple jumps on VOA's American Café.

American figure skaters Mirai Nagasu and Karen Chen along with teammate and U.S. champion Bradie Tennell will represent the United States at the Pyeongchang Winter Olympics in South Korea beginning February 9. This week on American Café, we talk with Mirai and Karen about their hopes, their families' support, and how they inspire others.