Zemen Zerihun thought he'd left farming behind and found the ticket to a better life when he began a job cutting fabric for a clothing company at a massive industrial park in southern Ethiopia.

After residing at the National Zoo in Washington DC for 23 years, three giant pandas are making their journey back to China.

YouTube said Monday it would remove election-related videos that are "manipulated or doctored" to mislead voters, as part of its efforts to stem online misinformation.

Approximately 20 percent of adults in the US fear that retirement will remain out of reach - with 70 percent of them citing financial affordability as the primary reason.

A huge telescope built on the peak of a Hawaiian island has produced pictures of the Sun's surface in unprecedented detail, revealing boiling plasma cells the size of

The already rain-soaked region of New England is bracing for further downpours as flash floods ravage the area, claiming the lives of four people. The National Weather Service (NWS) has

Fiscales estadounidenses acusaron a un alto académico de la Universidad de Harvard de esconder su presunto rol en un programa del gobierno chino que según

In what is being described as the largest strike in Hollywood in over 60 years, actors such as Jason Sudeikis and Susan Sarandon have joined screenwriters on picket lines. The strike, which

Facebook's massive settlement in a class action case over violating a state law on how it uses facial recognition is being hailed as a watershed moment for "biometric privacy."

The Nazi German death camp of Auschwitz-Birkenau is an enduring symbol of the Holocaust.

Defying the cold and rain, hundreds of people bundled up in thick coats came to get vaccinated Friday in the famous Yankees baseball stadium in the Bronx, a New York borough that has been