A groundbreaking discovery in Saudi Arabia’s desert reveals 12,000-year-old life-size camel and donkey petroglyphs, along with ancient tools, reshaping our understanding of early human settlement after the Ice Age.
From Switzerland’s Glacier Express to Spain’s wine-country El Transcantábrico, these five scenic European train journeys offer the ultimate autumn escape.
Global leaders at the Athens Democracy Forum warn that freedom of speech in universities is under siege, as governments exploit campus unrest to impose censorship.
Oscar-winning actress Nicole Kidman has filed for divorce from country singer Keith Urban after nearly 20 years of marriage, citing irreconcilable differences.
A magnitude 6.9 earthquake hit the Philippine province of Cebu late Tuesday, killing at least 20 people and causing widespread damage in a region of over 3 million residents.
The UN Security Council has approved a major new military and police force of up to 5,500 personnel to combat devastating gang violence in Haiti, but the critical issue of which nations will contribute remains unresolved.
The Trump-era EPA is moving to significantly slow the mandated phaseout of hydrofluorocarbons (HFCs), a major climate-warming chemical used in cooling systems, sparking debate between industry and environmental advocates.
The Taliban’s release of two American hostages has raised hopes for a diplomatic breakthrough, but its demand to free a Guantánamo detainee accused of Al Qaeda ties threatens to derail negotiations.
President Trump’s new Gaza plan calls for an immediate ceasefire, full hostage release, and Hamas’s disarmament—but faces steep resistance from the group and major implementation hurdles.
Readers condemn President Trump’s unilateral military action against Venezuela as a troubling overreach of executive authority, while also raising alarms about Social Security and HBCUs.