Aside from perhaps experiencing a tidal wave a hundred feet high crashing onto a city, there is likely nothing in human ...

Viral “relationship tests” promise quick answers—but experts warn they may erode trust and reveal deeper issues about ...

Northern Australia’s tropical savannas often catch fire. In some regions, fires sweep through the land every couple of years, ...

As more homes and development spread into bear habitat, bears are learning that neighborhoods can provide a steady, high-calorie food source.

"It’s not completely clear what the impact of this winter’s El Niño will be," writes Our Ocean Backyard columnist Gary Griggs, "but all signs to date are indicating a major event." ...

The property feels so much bigger thanks to a serious color refresh.

Tennis, anyone? How about table tennis? The tabletop version of the sport is believed to have begun in Victorian England as a parlor game played by the upper class. Early equipment was improvised; ...

Gardener says someone keeps “accidentally” harvesting her best vegetables first, now she’s labeling everything by name and date, as what reportedly began as a community garden convenience allegedly ...

The 250th anniversary of the adoption of the Declaration of Independence is a little over a month away. Since that hot summer day in Philadelphia in 1776, the 13 original states blossomed into a ...

The world of wild cockatoos in Sydney, Australia have been found to teach each other what is safe to eat and the behavior is spreading among the flock.

A broad swath of the Pacific Ocean is simmering from an exceptional marine heat wave that scientists warn could just be settling in. Marine animals are already feeling its effects.

Even after Michael Jordan stepped away, David Stern believed the NBA’s foundation and rising stars would keep the league ...