National Geographic Explorer Paul Salopek has been walking across continents for his project, the Out of Eden Walk. He ...

New analysis from the London School of Economics finds an increase in lawsuits around the world targeting data centers. The ...

Last year, tens of thousands joined Hungary’s Pride march in defiance of laws used to ban public LGBTQ events. While the ...

Earthquakes of similar strength may strike different parts of the world on the same day, and yet the damage and recovery are ...

The government of Venezuela has declared a national emergency as the death toll climbs and rescuers attempt to dig people out ...

There’s lots going on these days in the world of sports. Starting, of course, with the World Cup. But there’s also news with ...

The government of Venezuela has declared a national emergency as the death toll climbs from two earthquakes and rescuers ...

Abelardo de la Espriella is an ultra-conservative lawyer who has won Colombia’s election by a narrow margin. A controversial figure, he has gained popularity for his promise to lead a government ...

Derya Yildirim & Grup Şimşek play a funk-infused, psychedelic reinterpretation of traditional Turkish music. Now, they’re ...

Les Grenadiers, Haiti’s national soccer team, is in the World Cup this year for only the second time — the first was in 1974. But Haiti’s World Cup history goes back much further than that, to 1950.

There are around 415,000 African elephants left in the world. Their numbers have declined sharply, primarily due to poaching ...

The National Science Foundation has reversed plans to dismantle a global ocean monitoring network. The Ocean Observatories Initiative tracks ocean currents, climate change and extreme weather, among ...