Patagonia’s congested waterways kill blue whales
Blue whale corpses washed ashore in Patagonia, at the southernmost tip of South America amidst rocks and boulders. There were
More than a million women a year seek alternatives to abortion in the Catholic-majority Philippines
As an experienced doctor in the Philippines, Miriam has seen her fair share of high-risk operations and procedures, but she
Archaeologists believe they’ve found an ancient royal city
This ancient fortification in Iraq’s Kurdistan region may have been part of a long-lost royal city known as Natounia. Archaeologists
Pamplona bulls spare runners from gorings for 4th day
San Fermin Festival bull runners avoided being gored for the fourth time on Sunday. Four Spanish men bull run participants
Slovenian court overturns ban on same-sex marriages, adoption
Slovenia’s highest court has declared that the country’s bans on same-sex marriage and adoption are unconstitutional and has ordered parliament
Penguins at Japanese aquarium, unhappy about eating cheaper fish
Inflation and increased food costs have forced the penguins and otters at Japan’s Hakone-en Aquarium, roughly an hour south of
Some consider ‘America’s Stonehenge’ to be satanic
Many people have dubbed it “America’s Stonehenge,” but a conservative congressman labeled the monument “satanic” and ordered its destruction hours
Climate change protesters glue themselves to 200-year-old artwork
Protesters from the British environmental organization “Just Stop Oil” attached themselves to a painting at London’s National Gallery on Monday,
On display in London, “extraordinarily rare” Diana portrait
There will be a public debut this weekend for a recently sold rare auction-winning portrait of the late Princess Diana.
Review findings of Meghan’s bullying case to remain private
The staff at Buckingham Palace looked into how bullying claims against Meghan, the Duchess of Sussex, were handled, but the
