Over the weekend, Japan’s crown prince and others released eight crested ibises in north-central Japan. It was the first time ...

Ahead of the World Cup, Mexico City has turned the axolotl into a kind of unofficial mascot. The smiling salamander now ...

Venezuela’s opposition leader María Corina Machado has returned to Norway, six months after receiving the Nobel Peace Prize ...

Alex Saab, one of ousted President Nicolás Maduro’s most important fixers, is back in US custody for the second time. His ...

For the past three years, Nicaraguan authorities have held Brooklyn Rivera, the country’s most prominent Indigenous leader, ...

Weeks after The World first reported on allegations of forced labor at BYD’s new car factory in Hungary, authorities are ...

A new, experimental drug for pancreatic cancer is giving doctors and patients hope. In a small trial, the once-a-day treatment doubled the survival rate for the deadliest form of cancer. The World’s ...

It’s being called Canada’s “Brexit moment.” Alberta’s premier has just announced that a referendum will be held in October, asking voters in the province whether they wish to remain part of Canada, or ...

Artillery barrages and airstrikes landed across Lebanon Thursday, including the coastal city of Tyre. Israel claimed it was targeting Hezbollah. The Lebanese health ministry says that at least 16 ...

Soccer fans are anxiously awaiting the June 11 start of the North America World Cup. But scandalously high prices have dampened some spirits. This World Cup isn’t just record-breakingly expensive.

AI-generated LEGO videos have become one of the most unexpected propaganda tools in the current Iran war. The clips use humor, memes and video-game-style animation to mock global leaders, while ...