Glimpses of local life caught through the window, moments of connection with your fellow passengers, the chance to slow down ...

The United States dropped millions of tonnes of bombs on Cambodia. Now efforts to get rid of them have been thrown into ...

Rather than permitting us to return to nearby Sicily, the Italian Coast Guard orders us to the port of Crotone to disembark ...

It's no secret that New Orleans is brimming with good food, but have you ever checked out the Crescent City's bakeries? Here ...

A Roman mosaic in Alter do Chão, Portugal, depicts Alexander the Great's clash with King Porus—one of only three such mosaics ...

Back in the middle of January I started to write about the top weather events around the world. The forecasts suggest a return to colder weather on the Prairies until February. I then took a break ...

Video from a suburb of Argentina’s capital of Buenos Aires shows a bright red waterway. The area has multiple tanneries that use chemicals to treat leather.

Videos from a suburb of Argentina’s capital of Buenos Aires showing a bright red river has drawn international attention and reignited local fears of chemical dumping. Local residents told ...

A river has been likened to a "stream of blood" after it turned red, prompting concern from locals. Photos and footage of the Sarandi canal, in the Argentinian municipality of Avellaneda ...

Local resident Maria Ducomls described waking up to the strong smell from smoke, and later seeing the river turn "completely red, like a river of blood." Authorities have taken samples to ...

Sarandi River, which is located in a suburb of Buenos Aires, has turned bright red, sparking concerns amongst residents over ...

Red tide is caused by an microscopic algae called karenia brevis. Health alerts for red tide have been issued for several areas in Southwest Florida. Red tides can last for days, weeks or months.