Major cities around the world marked Earth Hour on Saturday night, shrouding some of humanity's most famous monuments in darkness.

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This April 1907 article from the St. Louis Globe-Democrat highlights a few of the “grand old residences” of early St. Louis ...

DECISIONS, decisions, de- cisions. Should I go for the Italian beef sandwich, the deep-dish pizza or the hotdog with seven ...

Legendary Pakistan batsman and skipper on a brief visit to Mumbai, expresses anguish at India, Pak clashing at only neutral ...

The flight path to Europe from Australia is long and winding indeed, but add a fun-packed stopover en route, and voila—the ...

Lightning never strikes the same place twice” is a common idiom to mean that unusual events don’t happen to the same person ...

One person has been treated by paramedics and hundreds more evacuated from their homes after a flat at the famous Lakeshore ...

As he delves into long-forgotten events for a gripping new podcast, historian David Olusoga takes aim at what he sees as the ...

Many creatures have imprinted on our hearts — and even a city sidewalk — for making their homes near ours. Here’s a look back ...

Palm d'Or - Dubai offers a luxury take on winter sun for Tom Hutchison, who thinks that the Middle Eastern spot is up there ...

The West has long captivated Americans’ imaginations with its iconic vistas and mythical lore. Mountains jutting toward the ...