Consumers are showing an ever increasing support of the food industry's sustainability efforts, but it is unclear how much those green efforts translate into sales.

Researchers from Tel Aviv University have recently discovered a collection of gold and silver jewelry, dated from around 1100 B.C., hidden in a vessel at the archaeological site of Tel Megiddo in the Jezreel Valley in northern Israel.

As Geeta Phogat completes her sprint at a sprawling sports campus in Punjab state, one of her coaches nods approvingly

How contemporary society exerts ‘control’ is the subject of a new James Cook University international competition open to screen-based media artists.

Action by Taliban welcomed by government and clerics but insurgent says destruction was for religious reasons

Deadwood is weighing how to keep its rough-and-tumble aesthetics while still offering the comfort of a 21st-century gambling spot.

The Chinese official was adamant the city of Weifang would keep its rayon factory open, noting that local authorities had just stepped in to help the plant's owner repay $60 in commercial paper.

In 1978, after New York City had barely escaped bankruptcy, Mayor Ed Koch went looking for cash from an unlikely source: the city's colleges and other nonprofits, which do not pay

Scientists have identified thousands of sites in the Arctic where methane that has been stored for many millennia is bubbling into the atmosphere.

Iran is first among the Islamic countries, and 10th in the world for number of students in the country, Deputy Minister of Education, Research and Technologies of Iran said.