What the French presidential election means for Europe
The first-round vote is viewed as a test for the spread of populism around the world.
Why whale and boat collisions may be more common than we thought
The analysis is based on injuries to 624 individual whales photographed between 2004 and 2013 in a body of water just off the coasts of Massachusetts, New Hampshire and Maine.
Unpredictable French election could shape future of Europe
The first-round vote is viewed as a test for the spread of populism around the world.
Pirate attacks rising off East Africa, Pentagon and shipping records show
The number of ships attacked by pirates near the Horn of Africa is rising.
French voters cast ballots in tight presidential election
The first-round vote is viewed as a test for the spread of populism around the world.
North Korea detains U.S. citizen; at least 3rd American being held
North Korea recently detained a U.S. citizen, officials said Sunday, in the latest case of an American being held in the country.
Marchers for Science protest ‘alarming’ anti-science trends
Washington headlines rallies in more than 600 cities to bolster public support for science.
100 killed, wounded in attack on Afghan military base
Gunmen wearing army uniforms stormed a military compound Friday in the Balkh province, an Afghan official said Saturday.
