Africa's basalt trails provide a unique hiking experience, taking you through some of the continent's most stunning landscapes. These trails, with their rich geological formations and diverse ...

There are well over 100 inhabited islands in the Caribbean, however, only a select few seem to stay in the spotlight for American travelers, with destinations such as Jamaica, the Bahamas and the ...

Discover Indonesia’s rich and diverse landscapes through 4K drone footage featuring volcanic mountains, tropical islands, coastlines, rainforests, and rice terraces. Filmed without narration or text, ...

Local Government Minister Hannah Beazely says she is disturbed to see candidates with "openly extremist views" vying for local council seats. It comes amid growing concerns that single-issue ...

Oil prices fell on Friday as worries about fuel demand in the United States outweighed expectations that the year's first interest rate cut by the Federal Reserve would spur greater consumption. Brent ...

With the solemnity of a declaration of intent and the silhouette of a futuristic creature, CUPRA has unveiled its most radical proposal to date at the IAA Mobility 2025 in Munich: the Tindaya Showcar.

You may be asking, based on that clickbait headline, “Do we really need to talk about it?” And if you’re asking, that’s exactly why we do. Based on our readership demo, this show probably isn’t meant ...

A massive cloud of ash has formed over Mount St Helens in Washington, sparking fears that the deadly volcano is showing signs of an eruption. Images from the US Geological Survey's (USGS) web cameras ...

Englewood Cliffs, NJ (CNN) — Samsung is considering releasing its upcoming “tri-fold” smartphone in the United States, a first for US smartphones and Samsung as it seeks to recharge the market for ...

REAL TALK: David Weintraub, left, interviews Cherokee elder Davy Arch for the radio documentary "From Helene and Back – Nature’s Wakeup Call." Photo by Rachel Quinn David Weintraub thought he was done ...

Rising is a documentary that shows how Kentuckians came together during the aftermath of the 2022 flood, and it is set to premiere at the Mountain Arts Center on September 18, 2025.