Writer Toby Morton is using a new website to amplify allegations in a high-profile sexual assault lawsuit involving seven Cornell students.
Spain's southern coast produces up to 25% of Europe's fruit and vegetables.
The Catholic saint renounced wealth and fame to become a mendicant friar.
From cooler soil to paid grazing land, farmers in the US are finding that solar panels can do more than generate power.
Massive data centers needed to run AI are triggering protests across Europe.
Cultural and media professionals in Georgia remain under threat.
From cooler soil to paid grazing land, farmers are finding solar panels can do more than generate power.
Far-right and far-left parties are celebrating success after success, leaving moderate politicians in the dust.
From drought to major floods and extreme heat, El Nino will have a huge impact on the world's weather.
Many lifelong residents of Los Angeles have health impacts from growing up so close to oil extraction.
It's not all on women anymore — doctors do test men for sperm count and motility.
Here are some of the key revelations from Charles Earl Spencer's highly anticipated memoir "Swan Song: Diana, My Sister.
The summer of 2026 was not only the hottest on record in Europe, it also saw a record number of people die.
This year, AI will be used to manage overcrowded situations.
As war disrupts one of the world's busiest shipping lanes, satellite images reveal that oil is spreading toward protected coral reefs and mangrove forests.
As war disrupts one of the world's busiest shipping lanes, satellite images reveal oil spreading toward protected coral reefs and mangrove forests.
The new exhibition "Beethoven by Warhol" at the Beethoven House in Bonn presents the pop artist's late masterpiece — a picture of Ludwig van Beethoven.
After a decade of use, questions around VAR in football are louder than ever.
Time and again, residents tracing the history of their homes discover the lives of Jewish predecessors who fled or were deported amid stories of suffering and loss.