A series of inscriptions found in Egypt’s Great Pyramids revealed that the structure was not built by slaves, but by skilled workers hired for it.

There is a profound truth in Shakespeare’s timeless words that “the heavens themselves blaze forth the death of princes”—a sentiment strongly reflected in the wave of sorrow and homage that followed ...

Created by celebrated local sculptor Ray Lonsdale, the evocative piece depicts Sunderland POW Len Gibson who was imprisoned ...

The repainting of a familiar feature of an historic city street has been met with backlash from nostalgic city folk.

You can take a guided tour through the “troll hole” to learn about troll folklore and mythology from around the world. There’s even a Guinness World Record certificate on display for the largest ...

By Prof. Mannixs E. Paul, Ph.D.  What’s happening in Rivers State—where a sitting, democratically elected governor has been suspended, and a second peace deal has only added to the uncertainty—raises ...

With summer heats soaring, at least one Canadian city is considering mandating a maximum temperature in some housing units, ...

Sean “Diddy” Combs was found not guilty on sex trafficking and racketeering—but could still face prison time for lesser ...

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A nearly 200-year-old abortion ban has been overturned in Wisconsin, just months after the state elected a liberal justice to ...

Jubilee College State Park is that magical spot. The wide-open green spaces invite you to spread out a blanket and watch clouds drift by. Wildflowers dot the fields with splashes of color during ...

While tariffs are meant to boost U.S. manufacturing, business owners saying shifting production to the US isn't always easy.