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When South African women's sevens player Babalwa Latsha took up rugby a few years ago it wasn't just a new sport she had to master.

Vital research into new cancer treatments and technology combating climate change "will be compromised" if the United Kingdom leaves the European Union without a deal in place, university leaders have warned lawmakers.

It's motorbike racing but not as you know it.

Her gaze may have been obscured for almost two millennia, but visitors to Pompeii's vast archeological dig will soon be able to come eye to eye with Leda, Queen of Sparta, complete with the god Zeus in disguise as a swan, perched on her unclothed lap.

Driving in Thailand can be a hair-raising experience at the best of times, but during the country's so-called "seven dangerous days" over the New Year holiday motorists take their lives in their hands.

When the British defense minister revealed this week that new military bases were being considered in Asia, critics questioned whether London has the money -- or strategic vision -- to carry out such a plan.

SpaceX is in the midst of a funding round that has already pulled Elon Musk's rocket company past a $30 billion valuation.

Matteo Salvini, Italy's hard-line interior minister and deputy prime minister, says the decision to play the Italian Super Cup match between Juventus and AC Milan in Saudi Arabia is "disgusting" due to the restrictions placed on female fans.

Saudi prosecutors sought the death penalty for five of the 11 suspects accused of killing journalist Jamal Khashoggi on Thursday as their trial began in Riyadh, Saudi Press Agency reported.

Warren Buffett's devotion to Apple is taking a toll on his portfolio. The Oracle of Omaha lost almost $4 billion after Apple's sales warning.

Apple's bombshell warning to investors highlights a stark new reality: if you believe in Apple, it's no longer because of iPhone sales, but despite it.

When Pixy Liao landed at the University of Memphis in 2006 to study photography, she wasn't quite sure what to photograph.

Chinese shoppers are buying fewer smartphones. Expensive handbags and watches could be next.

Apple is not the only smartphone maker suffering from a slowdown in China.

It's not something most avid travelers think about, but knowing you're in reliable hands when flying from one side of the world to the other is always a plus.

From iPhones to autos, Western brands rely on China for growth. Now the country's economic slowdown is putting that growth at risk.

What's the price of censoring one episode of a Netflix show in Saudi Arabia?

Slovakia's Petra Vlhova brought Mikaela Shiffrin's unbeaten World Cup slalom run to a halt by claiming the Oslo city event on New Year's Day, beating the American in the final.