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Thailand’s leader has the king’s approval to end the work of parliament and start new national elections in 45 to 60 days. This comes while there are violent fights at the border with Cambodia.

Germany looks for doctors from other countries, mostly Latin America, to help with jobs in hospitals and clinics.

Iranian police have arrested Narges Mohammadi, a well-known activist and Nobel Peace Prize winner, at a memorial for a human rights lawyer.

An emotional moment took place at the European Parliament in Strasbourg when an eleven-year-old boy from Ukraine spoke to leaders.

People sleep in many positions, but experts usually talk about three main ones: side, back, or stomach.

A new study shows that two ocean hunters, northern resident orcas and Pacific white sided dolphins, work together to find salmon near the coast of Canada.

Reading is not a natural skill for the human brain. People are born able to see and speak, but they must learn to read.

Syria marked one year after the fall of Bashar al-Assad, and many people went to Damascus to join large public events and a military parade.

India faced serious problems at airports after new rules gave pilots more rest.

India faced serious problems at airports after new rules gave pilots more rest.

Food aid in the United States faces a deep crisis after major cuts by the federal government.

Commuters in the Blue Mountains experienced long delays after a car crashed onto the train tracks near Blaxland, west of Sydney, early in the morning.

A new company called Preventive recently received 30 million dollars in funding to study how to safely create genetically edited babies.

The remains of the ancient town of Pompeii have always been a reference point for archaeologists to study how the Romans lived and how they built their towns and cities.