A enormous iceberg bigger than Los Angeles or Greater London has separated from the Amery Ice Shelf in Antarctica, the largest to do so in more than half a century.
The Bronx Zoo says the woman who trespassed inside its lion enclosure -- and did a dance captured on video -- could have been killed. The zoo plans to file a criminal complaint.
On October 1, 2020, travelers will need a "REAL ID-compliant" driver's license, US passport, US military ID or other accepted identification to fly within the United States.
A Rome restaurant, Antico Caffè di Marte, has attracted a wave of complaints over the alleged overcharging of tourists after two Japanese diners claimed they had been slapped with a bill for €430 ($470) for two plates of spaghetti and fish, and water.
The first cannabis cafe in the United States opens Tuesday in Los Angeles. Called Lowell Farms: A Cannabis Cafe, it will be the first farm-to-table restaurant that highlights cuisine and cannabis.
A meat pie, a didgeridoo and a boomerang all feature on commemorative coins that form part of a new promotion from Australia Post and the Royal Australian Mint.
It was captured on video at Chicago's O'Hare Airport: A catering cart's crazy circular ride on the tarmac that was getting more intense -- and potentially dangerous. See how an American Airlines employee saved the day.
Chernobyl, the site of the world's worst nuclear disaster, becomes a hot tourism destination after the success of the HBO series about the 1986 accident.
Sean and Brittany Tuohy had planned what they thought would be the perfect fall wedding in Spokane, Washington. Find out what they did after a snowstorm hit.
Meghan, the Duchess of Sussex, visited a Johannesburg art studio on Monday during a solo engagement without her son or husband Prince Harry -- and received a surprise pair of dungarees for baby Archie.
The Greek island of Chios was once wildly wealthy due to the teeth-cleaning mastiha plants unique to 24 of its villages. Today those fortunes have declined, but it's still a stunningly beautiful place to visit.
On the world's biggest cruise ships, such as Symphony of the Seas, guests get through 3,200 slices of pizza per hour and 15,000 croissants a day. Here's how they stock up on food supplies.
