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While king salmon action has slowed down, rock bass are starting to bite, and walleye are being caught on a variety of baits.

Although the ban on India's Alphonso mangoes was lifted a decade ago, they're still virtually impossible to find in America. Here's why.

The true fate of many of these ships will never be known, but speculation suggests that storms, piracy, mutiny, accidental bombing, and even the attack of a giant squid could be responsible for their vanishings.

While the royals may consider themselves above Made in Chelsea, you dont have to dig very deep to find blue-blooded connections to the high society residents of SW3 who star in it.

Central Victoria's Dja Dja Wurrung people and their supporters have been pushing for Jim Crow Creek to be renamed for more than a decade, finally earning a new entry in the government gazette.

Europeans were eager for Native Americans to tell them the location of precious metals and the source of beaver pelts....

London fire fighters demonstrated new tools used for extrication in one of two demonstrations to kick off Emergency Preparedness Week.

Monday was the opening of Fluke season in New York waters, and anglers were met with some ferocious winds. Despite those conditions, Captain Josh aboard the Brooklyn head boat "Gypsea" had a stellar day. Over 35 keepers for his efforts—not bad for day one. He and his wife run a top-shelf operation, so if Fluke’s

Princess Anne, 72, stepped out today in Belfast to visit the Titanic Quarter, dressed all in green for the occasion.