Mauna Loa is erupting for the first time in almost 40 years. The volcano, located on Hawaii’s Big Island, began to spew ash late Sunday… Read More »Mauna Loa, Hawaii’s biggest volcano, erupts for 1st time in 40 years

Driving is an essential and vital capability. A popular method used by many people who wish to learn the habit of driving is to sign… Read More »The Benefits of Driving Lessons in Roscommon

Canada wasted little time Sunday ending its scoring drought at the men’s World Cup via Alphonso Davies but could not hold off Croatia, losing 4-1… Read More »FIFA World Cup 2022: Canada eliminated following 4-1 loss to Croatia

A meal fit for monkeys was served on Sunday at the annual Monkey Feast Festival in central Thailand. Amid the morning traffic, rows of monkey… Read More »Not monkey business: A look at Thailand’s unique feast that draws international tourists

The Serbian soccer federation was charged by FIFA on Saturday for hanging a political banner about neighboring independent state Kosovo in the locker room before… Read More »FIFA World Cup: Serbia charged for hanging political banner in locker room

For many years now, Saskatchewan has been the proud home of the world’s largest Tyrannosaurus rex. Nicknamed Scotty, this once huge animal used to roam… Read More »The world’s largest T. rex, held in Regina, may have relatives 70 per cent bigger

Researchers from the French National Centre for Scientific Research have revived more than a dozen prehistoric viruses that were previously trapped deep within the Siberian… Read More »‘Zombie’ virus revived after 50,000 years trapped in Siberian permafrost

A meeting of European Union government representatives, scheduled for Friday evening to discuss a Group of Seven (G7) proposal to cap Russian seaborne oil prices,… Read More »EU talks on Russian oil price cap delayed as countries remain ‘far apart’: diplomats

The UN Human Rights Council voted Thursday to condemn the bloody crackdown on peaceful protests in Iran and create an independent fact-finding mission to investigate… Read More »Iran protests: UN human rights body votes to investigate Tehran crackdown

The British government on Thursday told its departments to stop installing Chinese-linked surveillance cameras at sensitive buildings, citing security risks. The decision comes after a review… Read More »‘Security risks’: U.K. restricts Chinese-made cameras in government buildings