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The Odysseus lunar lander's first IM-1 mission images were sent to Earth last February 16, shortly after the craft launched on February 15. Read to learn more.

A new examination of the remnants declared that it was partly a phony and urged caution in how the fossil is used in future research.

Thirty years ago, to everyone’s surprise, Swiss voters said yes to the Alpine Initiative, a turning point for Switzerland’s transport policy.

Moncler chairman and CEO Remo Ruffini has been skiing all his life and his passion for Saint Moritz and the mountains has not fizzled in time.

There are very few secrets left in the world of ski holidays. Luckily the Norwegian resort of Gausta – 115 miles west of Oslo in the region of Telemark – knows how to keep quiet.

With the gorgeous Adriatic coast in the south, stunning Alpine scenery in the north and a vibrant capital at its heart, easy-going Slovenia is a delight

Lack of snow in the Alps this winter is encouraging tourists to hit the slopes in Scandinavia instead, according to Norwegian Air.

Looking for good food near you? Here are the top restaurants in Phoenix, Fort Collins, Austin and Reno from USA TODAY's Restaurants of the Year 2024.

CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. — Another commercial company is trying to become the first to land on the moon with a planned overnight launch atop a SpaceX rocket that could bring another sonic boom to Central Florida. A Falcon 9 is slated to lift off from Kennedy Space Center’s Launch Pad 39-A at 12:57 a.m. Eastern time Wednesday on the IM-1 mission for Houston-based Intuitive Machines, which is flying ...

France’s ski resorts this week kicked off their peak holiday period to stark warnings from the Court of Auditors that their operating model is "running out of steam" in the face of climate impacts, which…