A decade ago, the streets of Athens were in tumult. Protests raged amid clouds of tear gas as the European financial crisis pushed Greece to the brink of financial collapse.
A new study paints a dire picture for US national parks: faster warming and drying than the rest of the country. It places the blame on climate change, says Patrick Gonzalez, a scientist at the University of California Berkeley.
José Andrés' memoir "We Fed an Island: The True Story of Rebuilding Puerto Rico, One Meal at a Time" was published in September 2018, mere months after Anthony Bourdain's premature death. Reading it, one can't help but think of Tony and the friendship between the compassionate chefs.
The island of Patmos, sitting under perfect blue skies in the eastern reaches of the Aegean sea, may look like a typical vacation destination in Greece, but it isn't.
By now, you probably know your tapas from your pintxos and your Rioja from your cava. Manchego may grace your cheese boards and smoky pimentón might spice up your soups.
Police arrested a man at Dublin airport on Thursday morning for breaking on to the tarmac and trying to chase down a plane after missing his flight, RTE, Ireland's public service broadcaster, reported.
YND239-20 is a quirky cafe that's delighting visitors to Seoul, South Korea, thanks to its super cute decor that feels like you're entering the black-and-white world of a cartoon.
A long-lost warship has been discovered off the coast of China after an extensive hunt to track down relics from from a naval battle fought more than a century ago.
Prince William goes on a rhino-spotting trip in Namibia to learn more about conservation in Africa. Five hours in, the Duke of Cambridge saw a rare black rhino.
Pakyong Airport in Sikkim state is India's 100th airport and is set in a stunning Himalayan landscape that offers one of the world's most dramatic approaches.
