Ancient artifacts yield a modern dilemma: What can be collected legally?
In one photograph, Dr. Jonathan Bourne crouches over an ancient wooden bow sticking out of a melting glacier in the High Sierra.
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Pope says society must protect most vulnerable, including unborn
Pope Francis on Sunday called on society to protect its "smallest" and most vulnerable members, including the unborn.
Snake ‘not guilty of killing Cleopatra’
The story that Cleopatra, ancient queen of Egypt, was killed by a snake bite has been rejected as "impossible" by University of Manchester academics.
Athletics doping: Wada commission wants Russia ban
Russia should be banned from athletics competition, a World Anti-Doping Agency commission report has recommended.
Pyramids of Giza: What do ‘thermal anomalies’ reveal?
Could there be secret tombs and unknown treasures hidden within the Great pyramid of Giza?
The crisis of Europe’s borders
Europe's open borders were already under strain from the refugee crisis.
Top questions asked on the ISIS ‘Help Desk’
ISIS has a technology resource for jihadists looking to better cover their tracks.
Man with knife killed by Paris police on anniversary of Charlie Hebdo attacks
Paris, on edge after weathering a year of jihadist violence, faced a fresh scare Thursday as police shot dead a knife-wielding man on the anniversary of the Charlie Hebdo attacks.
3,000-year old footprints found in ancient site
Archaeologists believe they have discovered the best-preserved Bronze Age village ever found in Britain ...
Evidence of Siberian tigers found in NE China
A member of Jilin province's forestry bureau has reported the finding of Siberian tiger tracks near the city of Jiaohe
