SUMMER visiting nightingales will soon be appearing in Britain, with their songs ringing out from dense scrub and woodland.

SUMMER visiting nightingales will soon be appearing in Britain, with their songs ringing out from dense scrub and woodland.

With no fossil fuel reserves to rely on and domestic demand rising, the country had to get creative—or go broke just trying to keep the lights on. Here’s how they did it.

The passenger was traveling with his sister, who said her brother told her before the violent outburst to “close her eyes and pray because Satan's disciple(s) had followed them onto the plane.” ...

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Rod Barton is a former taxi driver and a former MP in the Parliament of Victoria. He says Uber's market-dominant position ...

It’s a long road from the cattle stations of outback Australia to the dining plates of some of the world’s finest restaurants ...

Last week Colorado Parks and Wildlife (CPW) began investigating reports and a photo circulating within the community of what appeared to be a possible uncollared gray wolf located just north of ...

Fewer people leaving the city and more foreign newcomers have helped erase pandemic losses, new census data shows.

Developers say a new slate of regulatory changes to the city's Unified Development Ordinance will make it easier to build along transit corridors.

Why are some states seeing a surge in physician associates while others face shortages? A closer look at the data reveals the ...

Pew found a huge age gap, with young adults overwhelmingly less religious than their elders—some 46 percent of the youngest Americans identify as Christian, compared to 80 percent of the oldest adults ...