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Following the devastating earthquake in Morocco, should travelers cancel or go ahead with their trips? Here’s what to know if you’re planning a trip or are due to travel imminently.

Clambering away from an earthquake’s devastation and death, a family emerges treasuring a single new life.

Rachid Alachoun, a 40-year-old plumber, washes clothes on the roof of his home. Half of it remains standing while the other half can be found in piles of rocks

Reuters reporters travelling along a remote road connecting Amazigh, or Berber, villages, saw survivors camped out under plastic sheets

With nearly a week gone after Morocco's devastating earthquake that killed nearly 3,000 people, the rescue workers' hope of finding any survivors...

Following the devastating earthquake in Morocco, should travelers cancel or go ahead with their trips? Here’s what to know if you’re planning a trip or are due to travel imminently.

The major earthquake in Morocco that killed more than 2,900 people and injured thousands more also significantly damaged some of the country’s most famous religious sites, according to Eric Falt, a French senior official for UNESCO who is on the ground in Marrakech. Falt described the wreckage in an Instagram post, noting that the minaret, or tower, on top of the mosque in Jemaa el-Fnaa square was almost completely destroyed and that the famed Koutoubia mosque also sustained damage. &#x...

Rescue teams in Morocco made a last-ditch effort Wednesday as the critical window for finding survivors of the earthquake, which killed 2,900 people, was...

Nearly 3,000 people died in Friday's magnitude 6.8 earthquake. Rural, mountainous areas lack resources, but there are ways each of us can come Moroccans' aid.

The Hamas-run Civil Defence said that its teams dealt with more than 17 missions during the rainfall, adding that “at least 13 houses were partially flooded by the rainfall which forced their residents to be displaced from them.”