Trouble for a mega housing complex in Vidyavihar—facing multiple litigations across various forums—seems to be far from over ...

Reflections on resilience: Achill Island in the 1950s was a place where survival depended on resourcefulness, hard work, and the strength of communal bonds. While modern influences gradually reshaped ...

Grist dives into Florida's ironic water scarcity problem, borne from climate change, a development boom, and the ...

A vulnerable Perth resident has had no help from Perth and Kinross Council or private owners - in mixed tenure block - to ...

The National Safety Council estimates that Americans have a 1-in-93 chance of dying in a motor vehicle crash, while deaths on ...

"The store has attracted sightseers from England, Italy, Iceland, Japan and even Romania's Transylvania — including a visitor ...

Tulip Siddiq was listed as a resident of a luxury 10-storey tower block in the Bangladeshi capital named after her family, ...

In response to Israel adopting defensive measures in the wake of an unprovoked massacre undertaken by Hamas, a notion is ...

Nestled in the charming town of Santa Margarita, the Plain National Monument offers a breathtaking blend of cinematic ...

The city’s only wetlands “mitigation bank” on Staten Island sells credits to waterfront developers so they can comply with a ...

“It’s almost like you can feel that the land is in pain, and you are carrying that pain in your body as well.” The destruction of parts of Ritidian Point weigh heavily on her and other Chamorro.

There was a time when the water under Nick Sahota’s Terra Bella farm was free and abundant, supporting tidy rows of pistachio trees and table grapes to supply Bay Area groceries like Costco, Food 4 ...