Over the years, federal prison camps have evolved, but chronic staffing shortages, insufficient funding for facility repairs, and limited programming have made life inside increasingly challenging.

Researchers are starting a new study later this month to track moose in Michigan's Upper Peninsula and explore the reasons behind a slow growth rate, according to the Michigan Department of ...

Elizabeth Von Tersch, Senior Editor Skirting the western edge of Table Mountain is Camps Bay, a vast stretch of soft sand flanked by cute cafés and bustling bars. Like Clifton Beach, the Atlantic ...

Calgary-born Grant Fisher walked away from the 117th Millrose Games on Saturday in New York with a win and world indoor record. Their victories were all part of a fast-paced day at The Armory ...

Archery hunters who participated in the Camp Ripley hunt near Little Falls Oct. 29-31 had a strong harvest, according to the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources. “With the change in format ...

#1 Most Recognized Public University in the U.S. American Caldwell, 2024 Take your photo with the alumnus depicted as he was during his undergraduate days: ready to go with a stack of books and a ...

I’ve often said that the best deer rifle is the one you already own. That rifle, if not an actual treasure, has one quality that no other firearm can match — the experiences and memories it helped ...

Justin Worland is a senior correspondent at TIME in the Washington, D.C. bureau. He received Covering Climate Now's inaugural Climate Journalist of the Year award in 2022, among other awards. He ...

Some 3 million people are internally displaced due to conflict in Afghanistan, and over 24 million are in need of vital humanitarian relief. UNHCR continues to deliver on its scaled-up response, ...

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