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An equipment outage holds up United flights, but the airline and FAA say theyre resuming

World War I memorials in France and Belgium are vying again to become UNESCO World Heritage sites

Australian who fell ill at remote Antarctic base is rescued after daunting mission, authorities say

ATHENS, Greece — Police ordered vehicles off the streets of three regions in Greece Tuesday as a severe storm hammered the center of the country and some of its islands,

With war ravaging Europes heartland again, the countless headstones, cemeteries and memorials from World War I are a timeless testimony to its cruelty. Belgium and France want them recognized as UNESCO World Heritage sites to make sure people stop and think.

In about two weeks, the United Nations will decide whether numerous World War I memorials spanning western Belgium and northern France should be recognized as World Heritage sites.

ZONNEBEKE, Belgium (AP) — With war ravaging Europes heartland again, the countless headstones, cemeteries and memorials from World War I are a timeless testi

Intentional cranial modification has a long history, being a ubiquitous practice in many cultures around the world for millennia. The crania excavated at the Hirota site on Tanegashima Island, Kagoshima Prefecture, Japan, has been previously noted to have a marked tendency toward a short head and a flattened occipital bone, which has been suggested to be the result of artificial cranial deformation. However, whether this deformation was intentional or caused by unintentional habits remains uncle...

The Llaqta de Kuélap ruins in the Andes Mountains pre-date Machu Picchu.

Although it was cold, after hiking for an hour this morning, I was already sweating. The sweet, semi-cold Coca-Cola from a glass bottle provided both relief and energy. I paused