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Communities in Asia, Africa, and South America consider meal worms and crickets to be superfoods, and insects are a common part of their diet.

On Monday, a US judge ruled that Google acted illegally to eliminate its competition and maintain a monopoly on online search and advertising.

Across the world, a summer of drought revealed long-submerged relics.

The World Health Organization (WHO) urges governments to improve their vaccine campaigns as COVID-19 remains an issue globally.

The body’s appendix is the small tube that’s attached to our large intestine, and it’s located in the lower right side of our belly.

Anti-immigration protests erupted violently across the UK, leading to police officers being attacked and injured.

Have you wondered why US school buses are yellow?In the past, school transportation had no rules, and children walked or rode horse-drawn wagons to school.Later, some districts instilled patriotism with red, white, and blue buses, but the colors changed with Frank Cyr.

More than 70 million people worldwide stutter, which is about one percent of the global population.

In the British seaside town of Southport, a tragic stabbing incident occurred during a holiday dance class themed around Taylor Swift.

Traffic jams are causing chaos across Europe as holidaymakers set off for summer vacations.

A Belgian company named PermaFungi is transforming used coffee grounds into edible mushrooms and insulation tiles.

The Paris Olympics opening ceremony was a grand celebration of French culture and diversity. It featured international stars like Lady Gaga and Céline Dion, who performed at iconic Parisian landmarks.

In Japan, engineers made a giant humanoid robot looks like something out of a sci-fi movie. It is fixing railway wires that humans cannot reach.

A hydrothermal explosion at Yellowstone National Park surprised visitors and caused them to run for safety as steam, rock, and dirt shot into the sky.