Six years ago this week, COVID-19 dominated daily life. Schools closed, headlines tracked cases, and Ohio reported its first deaths and postponed a primary election. Why it matters: Today, the ...

If you’re planning a getaway at one of these popular high-altitude destinations—from Banff to the Colorado Rocky Mountains—try acclimating in any of these “intermediate altitude” cities first.

An interdisciplinary study published in Nature reconstructs over 2,000 years of population history in Argentina's Uspallata ...

This year is the centenary of the official opening of Narooma’s Memorial Hall, built by the community as the district’s memorial to its First World War soldiers. The hall was the hub of Narooma’s life ...

Spirtualists often tried to conjure the spirit of Abraham Lincoln. Harry Houdini set out to expose them. And Brad Ricca wrote about it all.

If you were a youngster in Boerne around 1918, you might have been chanting this little rhyme: “I had a little bird, its name was Enza. I opened the window, and in-flu-enza.” 1918 was a brutal year ...

Over the past two days, there has been a heated controversy over some words spoken this Monday by King Felipe VI. Spain needs to know its history beyond black legends and pink leg ...

A nationwide blackout has added new challenges for Cuba’s government after its power grid collapsed on Monday, leaving ...