A new type of jellyfish may have been discovered in the deepest depths of the Indian Ocean. Find out what diver Victor Vescovo came across in the Java Trench and how he got there.
As the LGBTQIA community has evolved, so has the spectrum of Pride offerings -- well beyond parades. Find out about lower-key Pride events for 2019 across the United States.
An Australian couple who spent a freezing, sleepless night in a crocodile-ridden area have been rescued after scratching "help" in large letters into a riverbank.
Boeing showcases a mock up of the cabin of its new hotly anticpated 777X passenger airplane, featuring sculpted side walls and a cabin that's four inches wider than its predecessor.
A couple tracks endangered green sea turtles on an Earthwatch expedition in Eleuthera, Bahamas, before their pink sand beach wedding. Find out how you can volunteer to help these turtles, too (and maybe find a love of your own).
Glitter, rainbows, costumes and corporate logos: At first glance, Pride parades may appear to just be one big party. But peek beneath the surface, and you'll discover that Pride is celebrated by a diverse network of groups, each with their own rich history.
A Florida couple volunteers to help research green sea turtles in the Bahamas before they get married. For more interesting adventures watch Once in a Lifetime
When fire consumed Paris's Gothic cathedral of Notre Dame, the world watched in horror, with many expressing their love and support for a city that seems frequently beset by heartache.
The world watched on Monday as a fire engulfed the historic Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris, causing the collapse of the cathedral's iconic spire and the destruction of its roof structure, which dated back to the 13th century.
The cathedral of Notre Dame in Paris is home to scores of priceless artifacts, artwork and relics collected over the centuries, each with their own story.
Notre Dame cathedral, a treasure of French Gothic architecture, is one of the most famous symbols of Paris, attracting 12 million visitors and pilgrims yearly.
They're called tilt-rotor aircraft. They hover like helicopters -- but they fly faster and farther -- like airplanes. The military has flown them for years.
Dozens of Neolithic skeletons, including those of people who may have been victims of human sacrifice, have been discovered in an almost 3,000-year-old settlement in Britain.
A newly unveiled tomb in Egypt's massive necropolis at Saqqara reveals brightly painted walls depicting the occupant, an official named Khuwy, believed to have been a nobleman in the 24th to 25th century BCE.
