Plus: Egypt looks to bolster cultural tourism with medical offerings.

Plus: Why we all love foreign supermarkets.

Plus: Saudi’s efforts to build a high-end restaurant scene + Chamonix’s UTMB problem.

Spread of diseases between humans and animals is an issue around the world. But AI models can be used to monitor their progress.

From the killer shark of Jaws to the tornado-tossed predators of the Sharknado movies, films long have portrayed sharks as objects of summer fear. But when a shark ​cuts through the waters off the U.S...

In a tiny Spanish farming village, retired shepherd Joaquin Tapioles is preparing to watch next week's first-in-a-century total ​solar eclipse from the observatory he built after being inspired by ‌th...

Plus: Why a "No Influencers" sign in Nantucket went viral.

Plus: Do safari tourists stress out wildlife? A team of researchers decided to find out.

PHILADELPHIA—In a 4,500-word essay published in Harper’s Magazine, Emily Wilson, known for her popular translation of the Minions epic poem, blasted the latest film Thursday as a “sexless, bloodless” ...

Plus: Why Antarctica guides are quitting their dream jobs.

Plus: Inside the trial of the mountaineer whose girlfriend died on Grossglockner.

A 35°C heatwave really does “feel worse” in the UK than in many other countries.

Plus: The sites fighting for UNESCO World Heritage de-listing.

Israeli Defence Minister Israel Katz said on Monday that Israeli ground forces would remain in land they hold in Lebanon, Syria and Gaza, potentially challenging a memorandum of understanding announced a day earlier between the US and Iran to end the war in the Middle East.

Sales of Sarah Wynn-Williams’ book Careless People have shot up the by 304.5% week-on-week, according to the latest charts data from NielsenIQ BookData.

Plus: All the reasons this World Cup already sucks.

Plus: All the reasons this World Cup already sucks.

Reuters journalists use online videos to reconstruct the details of a massacre.

Plus: A story of survival against the odds from Mount Everest.

Two legacy newspapers are leveraging mobile payments to offer day passes and access to articles for small prices. Maurice Oniang’o examines whether it’s working.

Plus: A pan-Africanist road trip through West Africa.

Starbucks' plastic single-use cups it often serves in U.S. cafes ‌are not as recyclable as the company claims, an environmental nonprofit group said on Wednesday.

How do journalists decide what to report? What makes a story idea worth considering? And how can organizations, researchers, practitioners, and communities share information in a way that is clear, re...

Plus: Thru-hiker Kamryn Renae doing her own thing on the PCT.

Plus, what a Cape Town bike ride reveals about apartheid's legacy

Kraken-like giant octopuses, conservative environmentalists, and the jet fuel crisis.

Top predators drive changes in ecosystem structure. For the last ~370 million years, large-sized vertebrates have dominated the apex of the marine food chain, while invertebrates have served as smalle...

Space stewardship, travelling while blind, and controversies around a new conservation CEO and Robben Island tourism.

Anne Poelina, "nature diplomacy", and risky glacier tourism.

Sounds we can't hear, mining impact in Zambia, and how Flightradar24 took off.

Sounds we can't hear, mining impact in Zambia, and how Flightradar24 took off.

Dolphins washing up on the shores of Patagonia may have been fleeing orcas in the area

Though chaotic, the city’s transition has become a global role model

Black rain in Tehran, how cloud cover affects human-bear conflict, and influencer politics in Dubai.