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Juergen Todenhoefer's journey was a tough one: dangerous, but also eye-opening.
The trade in tigers and other wild cat parts from Myanmar into China has grown in recent years ...
Pope Francis has sharply criticised the Vatican bureaucracy in a pre-Christmas address to cardinals, complaining of "spiritual Alzheimer's" and "the terrorism of gossip".
The National Labor Relations Board issued a ruling last week that could clear the way for much more unionization of faculty members at private colleges and universities.
Less than half of students who enroll in Utah’s colleges and universities finish bachelor’s degrees within six years ...
Science funders across Europe need to come together to invest in fundamental interdisciplinary research that can address global challenges like climate change because of the lack of European Union support for such programmes.
By night, Ieong Man Teng was dealing baccarat to gamblers at the Wynn Macau casino.
What if, instead of climbing Mount Sinai to receive the Ten Commandments from God, Moses had turned to the Israelites and asked: Hey, what do you guys think we should do?
Aerial photos from the 1940s and 1950s are being used to probe the climate history of the Antarctic Peninsula.
The limestone caves of Southeast Asia and southwest China are home to scores of species of plants and animals, many of them rare.